Earth science getting up close with mineral identification
Anatomy students observing human and primate cells while learning proper use of microscopes.
Physical science students creating labs to study speed and motion in pull back cars - mostly learning how to work together on difficult tasks!
Hello Everyone! We hope you are having a great start to the week. Attached is the newsletter for this week. Don't forget Thursday is picture day!
Link to newsletter: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YfmG28_b5_k7A-FosR4LY53Dg6nF6Ovu/view?usp=sharing
Upper Elementary Week 5 Newsletter
Chad Ronish from Sanford Underground Research Facility came to speak to our school about neutrinos!
We received six boxes of pork from Wall Meats for our school lunch program today! Ag teacher Brady Joseph and members of the FFA gladly accepted the meat. Today is also Teach Ag Day. Thank you for all you do for us Mr. Joseph!
Chemistry field work at the trout ponds
Students making fossils.
Practicing reading poetry.
Biology field studies- water and soil testing!
The Primary Learners have been busy! Some learners worked with the letter L and made lemon bars for everyone. They also have been researching local businesses and creating videos.
Upper Elementary Week 4 Newsletter
Ms. VanEaton's homeroom traveled to Cold Brook Dam to attend Jakes Day, presented by the NWTF. A special thanks to those who provided the opportunity!
Check out our High School Newsletter September 18-21. We hope you have a GREAT weekend!
Chemistry class experimenting with states of matter
Physical science class experimenting with eggs to demonstrate the effect of acid rain!
Physics class experimenting with speed!
Chemistry students collecting gasses! Ask them what they've learned.
Anatomy class learning about the skeleton system with their first dissection of the year. Ask them what exciting discoveries they made!
