Wellness
This game requires you to live a life of crime... en español.
What is Bandito?
This annual trip involves a dance, sledding, and some "interesting" food.
What is Camp Perkins?
This teacher has a dog with the same name as the grade they teach.
Who is Sarah?
What is the Spanish room?
Plan, plan, plan, cook, cook, cook. Sleep.
What is the feast?
This game involves laying eggs.
What is Golden Goose?
This end of year event gives students the opportunity to invite new classmates into their band.
What is the moving up ceremony?
This teacher "rocks" and is "gniess"!
Who is Matt?
This room is where you go for "chill vibes only."
What is the comfy room?
Miniature buildings and ancient history.
What is the architecture fair?
This game was originally called "chicken" at Sage but now is known by a different animal name.
What is Salmon?
At this event each year, teams try to "sweep" the competition.
What is Broomball?
This teacher is the most likely to cause trouble.
Who is Julie?
This place doubles as a location for literature and as the ultimate Gaga arena.
What is the Library?
For this project family stories come together on stage.
What is the 6/7 play?
This game is the favorite of an extravagantly dressed "Lady" pop star and babies.
What is Gaga ball?
Every fall students gather around a campfire, make skits about trips, and cook each other food at this location.
What is Sunbeam?
This teacher named their child after a bike trail.
Who is Kaleb?
This place is where the frisbees live.
What is the roof of wolf?
This, now canceled project, allowed students to show what its like to be a teenager through the art of film.
What is the mockumentary?
This game mimics the harsh reality of the feudal system.
What is medieval dodgeball?
This heavy object is most likely found in the 10/11 band.
What is the Trident?
This teacher is a feared leader and commander of a whole fleet of ships.
Who is The Admiral (Amy)?
This spot will whisk you away to the library.
What is the elevator?
This project is up to you and it will benefit you to "tri".
What is the independent trimester?