For Valentine's Day, Mrs. Smith's classes did themed activities. Chemistry was given the task of picking three liquids of their choice (bleach, Sprite, etc). They were then given candy hearts to dissolve....
Last week in Chemistry, students made aluminum foil "moles". The objective was to get the foil animal to be as close as possible to the weight of an aluminum mole (which is 26.98 grams).
In Chemistry,...
To get into the winter spirit, Mrs. Smith’s chemistry classes made winter themed ornaments.
Beginning the process, students bent wire pipe-cleaners into the shape they desired...
Dr. Eric Hansen, a local Fredericktown family physician spoke about careers to the Biomedical Science Class. With a majority of the class wanting to go into the medical field, Dr. Hansen was...
To end the semester, English 10 and Honor students worked on a poster board project about the Roaring Twenties and what it was like. This project was to have students ready for reading The Great Gatsby...
The photosynthesis relay was a highlight in Biology. Competition was not only within the class but also between classes. These nine won overall: Bella Ritchie, Addie Keener, Hope Gibson, Ruthi Walsh, Leah...
Fourth graders utilized art and math to create 3D shapes. They choose from cubes, cylinders, cones, and pyramids. Using crayons, they colored their paper and cut out their shape. They then folded their...
Recently, the Principles of Biomedical Science class did many hands-on labs. Students measured heart rate and blood pressure, performed eye and hearing exams, looked at regular and irregular...
The biology classes used pennies to represent a chemical reaction.
In the investigation, groups explored how 3 different factors can affect a chemical reaction. Their hands represent an enzyme, the...
In Survey of American Literature I, students were assigned a writing piece to use the 10 criticisms they’ve been using all semester. To break away from the traditional American literature, students analyzed...
The Biomedical Science class has finally come to the conclusion of who, or even what killed the late Anna Garcia, the body that was found the third day of school in the Biomedical classroom.
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Playing with bubbles isn't just for kids. In Mr. Berry's biology class, groups used bubbles to replicate a cell membrane.
Each group had 6 concepts to record.
The first experiment was membranes...
