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It’s Alive! Classic Literature Comes to Life on Halloween Through Ambitious Student Haunt Project. Eighth-grade students at Cranbrook Kingswood Middle School for Boys welcomed members of the school community to their fourth annual student-created Haunted House on October 29 and 30. Read the full story at the news link in our LinkTree / bio. by @ckms_boys
From little ghouls to showstopping performances, haunted houses to trunk-or-treat, Halloween brought spooky fun and big smiles across our school houses! 🎃👻 Thank you to our teachers, staff, and parent volunteers for the creativity, care, and helping hands that make Halloween so special for our students. 🧡 by @ckms_boys
It was a beautiful first day of camping for our sixth graders. From fishing to making grilled cheese over an open fire we built ourselves to playing archery and then some singing at the nighttime bonfire, it was a first day filled with fun. Can't wait to see what tomorrow brings. by @ckms_boys
Only 48 hours left in our inaugural CLC Sock-a-thon. From October 10-30, the entire MSB is bringing in new pairs of socks to their advisory. Small socks, big socks, even in between socks, orange socks, blue socks, as long as they are new socks, we are rocking the socks to earn an out of dress code day for our advisory. Even teachers and staff are sending in socks. All of these socks will benefit the Welcome Inn of Royal Oak, so donate a pair to show your care, Just 48 more hours. Let's go Crabes!!! And a big thank you to our Crane Student Leaders for bringing us this opportunity to aim high and go forth and serve our area communities. Video by M. Chon '31 by @ckms_boys
It’s Talk Tuesday! This week, we’re putting Almost Sunset by Wahab Algarmi in the spotlight. Watch as Alex, one of our Journalism 1 reporters, shares his take on this graphic novel. Check this out in the MSB library today. by @ckms_boys
The traditional sixth grade fall service project swept everyone away as the class of 2033 spent Thursday morning raking leaves in Detroit. Photos by Dawson and Campbell by @ckms_boys
It's Tuesday again and time for another Tuesday Talk. by @ckms_boys
Fun Friday: Happy Friday everyone. Enjoy your weekend CK. by @ckms_boys
6th grade students are just about to finish their first novel “A Long Walk to Water” by Linda Sue Park. During Parent Visiting Day they were able to empathize with one of the main characters, Nya, by taking part in a water walk. Although the boys only travelled about 150 ft, they were about to get a sense of Nya’s day to day journey of 6km to get water for her family. Posting by Z. Al-khafaji. photos provided by J. Dawson by @ckms_boys
Stop the presses. It is time to talk books! Our two newspaper editors Nolan and William are ready to share the inaugural review of one of the many new arrivals in our MSB library in our new segment called Tuesday Talk. Every Tuesday, we’ll check out books from our library , review them and give you something to talk about. First up: Tuck Everlasting because a good story never gets old! Consider your Tuesdays officially BOOKED with members of the journalism classes. by @ckms_boys
On parent visiting day our sixth graders got to share their science skills with their families. Happiness is getting to see science come alive. by @ckms_boys
Our seventh graders smiled throughout their Parent Visiting Day. From making mugs in math to working on the water cycle in science, seventh graders showed how much fun a day in their life is. by @ckms_boys

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