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• 00:17 Chromatography Lab 5th Science Featured
  Uploaded Jan 22, 2022 by Ryan Cherry
• 2:54 Decatur Data Project - 5th Grade

  5th grade worked on a "Dear Data Project" inspired data visualization.

  Uploaded May 06, 2021 by Andrew Brennan
• 00:06 Exploring Friction and Tension through music and science
  Uploaded Mar 11, 2022 by LeiAnna Carrasco
• 2:12 Food Trucks...YUMMM! JMS Integrated Unit
  Uploaded May 18, 2020 by Katherine Cooper
• 00:12 Personal Project Presentations!

  We have been working hard for the last 4 weeks getting these ready! We have started to present our presentations and will continue all this week!!!

  Uploaded Jun 01, 2021
• 00:22 Science |Making Animal Models
  Uploaded Mar 16, 2023 by LeiAnna Carrasco
• 00:41 Science for the week of Feb 10-14

  Here are some of the designs 4th graders had for their wind turbines and some of the rock layering models that 6th graders created.

  Uploaded Feb 17, 2020 by Ryan Cherry
• 00:11 Science: Animal Offspring buddy reading
  Uploaded Feb 10, 2023 by LeiAnna Carrasco
• 00:58 Student Calming Breath

  Need to calm your body down! Try a calming breath created by a second grade student!

  Uploaded Oct 16, 2020 by Katie Andorka
• 4:41 Week 20: Jan. 31--Feb. 4, 2022

  This week's slideshow highlights lots of cooperative learning in Science Class: 8th graders examining fossil evidence of whales and dinosaur footprints as part of their unit exploring "Evolution"; 7th graders presenting to their classmates their "Critter Pups", which they created as a way of modeling the passing of traits from parents to offspring through heredity as part of their unit exploring "Reproduction", 7th graders also conducted an investigation exploring the mutual interactions of plant and animal pollinators; 6th graders investigating a "mystery mineral" where they conducted numerous experiments to determine whether the mineral was calcite or quartz, and they also analyzed and interpreted data on global resource consumption and per capita consumption of copper, fresh water, and petroleum as part of their unit exploring "Earth's Resources", and one photo of students looking out the window during the snowstorm this past week that I titled, "Snowday???" :)

  Uploaded Feb 06, 2022 by Gerard Kovach