COSMOlympics



Our first Friday of COSMOS, we had a big event that our whole cluster worked together all week on -- COSMOlympics!  We competed against other clusters in various events.  It was a great ice-breaker, cluster bonding event.  Below is a video on our skit, musical towels and photos from our balloon toss.  It was a fun evening and as a Teacher Fellow, I'm so proud of the entertaining story of their skit and how the cluster did.



Musical Towels (Chairs) Event



Water Balloon Toss Event

2023 Cluster 12 Skit
"What happens when you break the COSMOS rules?"


Some photos:












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