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Anatomy & Physiology students refined their skeletal system terminology by examining and identifying structures on cattle leg bones! 🦴
This year our foods classes are using Samin Nosrat's book SALT FAT ACID HEAT to deepen our learning. Today we experimented with FAT and HEAT to create a perfect grilled cheese sandwich.
Healthy Friendships
Students bowled for friends of ten to build fact fluency! Then they recorded their results and added up their scores.
High School Biology students investigated the effect of solution concentration on osmosis using eggs. Pictured are students removing the shells of eggs soaked in vinegar in the first stage of their exploration!
Graettinger-Terril Class of 2026 become part of history. A field trip in May 2019 started a journey of discovery, hard-work, patience, and perseverance and ended with an event to remember those buried in a mass grave 126 yrs ago.
Weekly Newsletter-Personal Responsibility
Attention Youth Wrestlers! There will be a free wrestling camp Monday, November 2nd and Thursday, November 5th. K-2nd grade is from 6-7pm and 3rd to 8th grade is from 7-8pm. You may bring your Titan Youth Wrestling registrations those nights as well.
High School Anatomy students showcased their creativity by creating three-dimensional models of skin!
Day two of National Honor Society decorating pumpkins with the preschoolers! It was hard to tell who was enjoying it more... the big kids or the little kids! 🎃🖤💜
High School National Honor Society members had a BLAST decorating pumpkins with the district preschoolers today! Both groups of preschoolers will decorate pumpkins - stay tuned for more photos tomorrow! 🎃👻💜🖤
6th graders wrote narrative stories about inanimate objects that come to life. They focused on including dialogue and exciting action verbs. Preschoolers enjoyed listening to their 6th grader and interacted with the objects from the story.
6th graders wrote narrative stories about inanimate objects that come to life. They focused on including dialogue and exciting action verbs. Preschoolers enjoyed listening to their 6th grader and interacted with the objects from the story.
Unified Science students are practicing the concepts of velocity and acceleration. Seen are students timing group members during a race to determine the point their runner achieves maximum velocity. The groups will then make distance vs. time and velocity vs. time graphs!
Weekly Newsletter
It's debate season! 8th graders were paired up to research a debate topic of their choice. Each student chose a different side and wrote an argumentative essay that included evidence that supported both sides of the topic. Speeches were then presented to the class.
It arrived!! Thank you @Lysol and @Kinsa for thinking about schools! #titannation
One of the advantages of passion-driven, contextual learning is it fosters the development of more self-directed learners. These two students have really stepped up and embraced the challenges of operating in the unfamiliar world of adult businesses and community groups.
Very exciting news.. the first shipment of smart thermometers has arrived! If you ordered by Oct. 12th, it will be delivered this week! The others will arrive mid November. Pass on the information to get more students involved! #lysol #FLUency @Lysol @Kinsa #kinsa #titannation
