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Cookie time
contributed photoCOOKIE TIME… Cookies and hot chocolate were enjoyed by students at the end of Sno Fooling Day at Cape Cod Hill Scool.
Sno Fooling at Cascade Brook School
By Pam Harden, Staff Writer
NEW SHARON – Sno Fooling Day has become an annual, fun tradition at the Cape Cod Hill School.Students in grades 3-6 travel to Titcomb Mountain where they spend time on the Alpine and Nordic ski trails.
Younger students in grades K-2 participate in outdoor activities at the school. Fun events included a snowshoe hike, sledding, snow painting and an obstacle course. The finale was cocoa and cookies. A great day was had by all.
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Big feet
contributed photoBIG FEET… Snow shoes make it the footprints of these hiking students at Cape Cod Hill School much bigger.
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Popular activity
contributed photoPOPULAR ACTIVITY… Sledding was popular during Sno Fooling Day at Cape Cod Hill School.
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Snow pictures
contributed photoSNOW PICTURES… Students create snowy works of art during Sno Fooling Day at Cape Cod Hill School.
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Group hug
contributed photoGROUP HUG… Students from Cape Cod Hill School pause for a group hug during Sno Fooling Day at Titcomb Mountain.
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Happy day
contributed photoHAPPY DAY… Smiling faces indicate that students are enjoying a day spent outdoors on the mountain instead of more traditional class work.
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Poles aloft
contributed photoPOLES ALOFT… Students enjoying Nordic or cross country skiing pause to wave their ski poles for a camera shoot.
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Skiing pair
contributed photoSKIING PAIR… Arin McLaughlin, an Ed. Tech. at Cape Cod Hill School, skis beside 6th grade student Autumn Shaw.
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Snowy opening
contributed photoSNOWY OPENING… A student makes his way through one of the obstacles at Cape Cod Hill School.
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