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• 00:34 5th grade Sediment Lab Featured

  In our pursuit to make a salad dressing that stays mixed together, we tested different ingredients to see if they would create sediment in water or if they would dissolve.

  Uploaded Feb 12, 2022 by Ryan Cherry
• 00:12 Balance Activity

  Today in science we experimented with balance and unbalanced forces. We did this back to back activity to have a physical reference for what happens when two forces are equally exerted on one another.

  Uploaded Mar 25, 2022 by LeiAnna Carrasco
• 00:16 Chapter 4 Opener

  In this video, we see third graders working with their assigned partners to create an anchor chart for our new math unit: Chapter 4 Multiplication. Students co-constructed with me, their rubric for this task so that their voices and ideas are captured in how they would be graded for this.

  Uploaded Dec 10, 2021 by LeiAnna Carrasco
• 00:25 First Amendment Instagram

  8th graders created Instagram posts to show how the First Amendment allows individual citizens to be civic actors in a democracy.

  Uploaded Dec 04, 2021 by Marianne Sharping
• 00:57 Guess the Artifact Featured

  As we started our unit learning about ancient civilizations, students played a game called "Guess the Artifact" where they played the role of archaeologists trying to decide what the artifact was and its function.

  Uploaded Dec 05, 2020 by Ryan Cherry
• 1:25 Makerspace Recap!

  Students were busy in December designing and redesigning towers. Check out their progress here!

  Uploaded Jan 04, 2021
• 00:20 Origami in Makerspace

  5th-7th students worked on creating origami designs this week! Once students created two to three designs, they  chose a way they wanted to present their work. Shoutout to this 5th grade student who created a stop-motion animation, including several origami designs and backgrounds. Enjoy! 

  Uploaded Mar 26, 2021
• 1:34 RAFT - 4th, 5th, 6th

  Students were given a choice board of "RAFT" assignments to complete, and here are a few highlights. RAFT refers to Role, Audience, Format, Topic.
  For instance, one of the projects is from the Role of the number 0, speaking to an Audience of other numbers, in the Format of a campaign speech/flyer, on the Topic of their "presidency" and how important they are to the number system.

  Uploaded May 02, 2020 by Andrew Brennan
• 3:22 Science E-Learning Siphon Videos

  In our unit on redesigning toilets, students learned about how siphons are used in toilets and created their own siphons. Check it out!

  Uploaded May 15, 2020 by Ryan Cherry
• 00:29 Science for the week of November 18-23

  A series of pictures from our 6th grade remote sensing lab, 5th grade energy flow models and Lego League coding and robot constructing.

  Uploaded Nov 28, 2019 by Ryan Cherry