8th Grade students went on a Nature Walk Scavenger Hunt with their Kindergarten buddies.
8th Grade students worked on a "100th day of school" activity with their buddies, putting together a puzzle picture.
7th Grade students worked on an Formative Assessment Lesson (FAL) during their math class, for their unit on Functions, and relating the shape of a graph to a situation/context.
Jr High took a Service Learning field trip to Feed My Starving Children, where they packed meal packages for children in need of nutrition around the globe.
6th graders finished displaying their work on Proportional Relationships. Students were given a list of items and were able to choose 2 to put in a proportional relationship, then create a consistent model to demonstrate understanding of proportionality. Then we chose to model Baths vs. Showers to decide under what conditions a bath or shower uses more water.
Jr High took part in the annual Bowling Trip to collaborate and get to know one another better!
8th grade students visited the "Wild Mile" on the Chicago River. The Wild Mile is a floating boardwalk/garden/ecosystem on the Chicago River that students studied during their time. Above, students are working on "seed bombs" which will disperse native seeds and plants down and throughout the Chicago River. This was one part of several activities the students participated in.
7th grade students worked on Indirect Measurement using shadows and proportions. Students measured their own height and shadow, as well as the shadow of a tall object/building, using that ratio to measure the height of a tall object indirectly. This is part of our unit on similarity and triangles, which will eventually be related to slope.
7th Grade Camp Duncan Trip! What a blast! 7th graders did some Outdoor Ed at Camp Duncan and had an overnight in cabins.
7th Graders worked on their Data Project, building a "Picket Fence," that consists of how they spent their week in various categories we co-created.