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• 00:19 Mrs. Koreman's Adventures in New Mexico 2020

  Over the Winter break, my family and I visited New Mexico, where we stayed in an Earthship, spent a day at Meow Wolf, toured the Georgia O' Keeffe Museum, and saw Site Santa Fe. I am very excited to share all that I learned while traveling throughout the beautiful state of New Mexico with our students!

  Uploaded Jan 04, 2020 by Margaret Koreman
• 00:10 Boiling water freezes immediately

  Historically Cold Weather= great opportunity for science!
  
  Due to the special properties in water (it can exist as a solid, liquid and gas at the same time), boiling water can immediately crystallize into ice or snow when the outside temperature is cold enough.

  Uploaded Feb 01, 2019 by Ryan Cherry
• 1:31 Design Challenge: "Create an Obstacle Course"

  JMS students were challenged in their Wk. 9 & 10 Maker Mats (a choice board with different options to design) to create an obstacle course. One 5th grader took on this challenge and designed an obstacle course (maze) for their pet gerbil! They even edited it with titles and background music. Make sure to check it out and wait for the surprise at the 0:50 second mark! Hope you enjoy!

  Uploaded May 27, 2020
• 00:26 February in the Music Room

  In this video you can see: 4th grade students working on ukulele, 5th grade students working on guitar, 2nd grade students playing an improvisation game, 1st Grade Students playing instruments along with Duke Ellington's Giggling Rapids and primary students enjoying the day of play in early February. 

  Uploaded Feb 25, 2020 by Cate Schmittle
• 1:45 Field Day 2022
  Uploaded Jun 03, 2022 by Katherine Cooper
• 00:11 6th grade students drum together in our new music room!

  5th and 6th grade students have been drumming and learning the history behind some of the instruments in the music room. Here you can see them playing tubano drums, a djembe, a gonkogui, and shekeres. Ask your child to tell you about these instruments at home. What are they made of? Where are they from? What are they used for in the cultures that they come from?

  Uploaded Sep 18, 2021 by Cate Schmittle
• 00:60 Our Bucket Filler Promises!
  Uploaded Sep 25, 2021 by Nina Placido
• 00:07 Pushes and pulls

  In our new science unit, students are working as pinball engineers.

  Uploaded Feb 21, 2020
• 00:30 A Fun Hands-on Exploration of Natural Selection in Science Class

  As part of their new SEPUP Life Science Unit on Evolution, the 7th grade class was able to connect back to their previous unit on Reproduction by investigating the role of variation in how natural selection works over time. They conducted a hands-on simulation of birds with various beak traits feeding on "Wild Loops". The students learned how natural selection works to favor certain traits that are better suited to an organism's ability to acquire food in order to have a better chance of surviving long enough to reproduce offspring, thus showing the evolution of the various bird beak traits over many generations.

  Uploaded Mar 19, 2022 by Gerard Kovach
• 00:13 8th Grade Crab Soccer

  With Oktoberfest right around the corner, the middle schoolers have been practicing their Crab Soccer skills before the big showdown next week!

  Uploaded Oct 28, 2022