Sky Zone Oct. 7 FCCLA
FCCLA will be going to SKYZONE on Monday October 7, 2019. Payments are dues on September 26th to Ms. Duncan. $10 per person (FCCLA will pay the rest). Bus will be leaving at 10:00am on Monday October 7th. Bring money for lunch and shopping…
Welcome to Kindergarten!
I’m excited to be your child’s kindergarten teacher. I will use this page to upload our class newsletter. I will also send the newsletter home each Friday. Please look over it each week as it will let you know what we are working on each…
Second Grade Free Math Practice Worksheets
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Drill Test Ice Cream Party
Students celebrated mastering their multiplication facts with ice cream!
100th Day of School
We celebrated the 100th Day of School by bringing in 100 items! Our students were very creative in how they came up with 100 items to bring!
Physical Science Students Create Rube Goldberg Machines
After studying energy, work, power, and energy conversions, students created Rube Goldberg machines to accomplish a task. Tasks ranged from mixing two substances to create a chemical reaction, popping a balloon, and putting out a candle.
Ecology Students Dissect Perch
Ecology students studying Aquatic Ecosystems dissected Perch. They looked at similarities to humans and many differences as well.
8th Graders Model Weather Fronts
Students modeled warm and cold fronts using warm and cold water, jars, food coloring, and a divider.
Students discover if a coat keeps a snowman from melting
Students in 7th and 8th grade science, physical science, and ecology designed coats for snowmen to prevent thermal energy transfer in order to answer the question, Which will melt faster, a snowman with or without a coat?
7th Graders Differentiate Between Living and Nonliving Objects
Students observed various specimen in order to apply their understanding of the characteristics of life.










