Extracurricular Activities

The beginning of the Hustlin’ Hornet Band Tradition starts with the Sixth Grade Band. We help students decide on an instrument that is best suited for the student. In addition, students learn the basics such as instrument assembly, notes, how to read music, rhythm, and explore various styles of music. Students also learn music theory, history and appreciation. Practice outside of class is a major part of what we do. The Flour Bluff Intermediate Band holds two public concerts a year and numerous performances on campus throughout the school year.

The Choir program at the Intermediate is the beginning of a fine Choral music program offered at Flour Bluff Independent School District. Becoming a part of the Choir program can lead to a lifetime of musical fun and enjoyment. Choir is an elective for students who enjoy singing and performing. In the Intermediate Choir program, students sing many different types of music-from pop to classical In addition, students learn to sight-sing using solfeggio and Curwen hand signs. They also perform various concerts throughout the school year including fall, holiday and spring concerts. Students also perform around the community during the month of December.

The Oceans Program is a hands-on elective in environmental science that gives students an overview of the marine environment and relationships within it. In addition, it teaches students how to collect, identify and classify marine life, and to provide students an opportunity to compare/contrast body structures of animals in relation to function, classification, and adaptation.

In General Music (Kaleidoscope) students are introduced to the Orff instruments available in the classroom and will have an opportunity to play the various instruments throughout the semester. In addition, students are taught how to read music in the treble and bass clef and how to perform independently using accurate intonation, rhythm and performance techniques.

In Art, students are given the chance to use their creativity by drawing, painting, origami, and many other artistic forms. Art is a semester driven program combined with the Oceans Program.