Counting with Fruitloops in Mrs. Ford and Mrs. McCluskey's kindergarten class today.
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In Mrs. Martin's Human Anatomy and Physiology class students are exploring histology.
They are engaging in several hands-on activities, including task cards, an escape room challenge, and case studies. These activities are designed to deepen their understanding of tissue structures and functions while fostering collaboration and critical thinking skills.
Mrs. Holly's class is studying the letter T. T is for turtle.
Mrs. Jacks’s 5th graders had a hands-on learning experience today by simulating an oil spill! 🧪🌊 They learned about the devastating effects of pollution on our oceans and ecosystems. It was a valuable lesson in environmental responsibility and problem-solving.
Happy Birthday!
Third grade students in Mrs. Logsdon’s reading class have been learning about sequencing and finding evidence within the text. Today they worked with a partner to complete an activity based on the story “The Dream Catcher”. Great job students!
DES and WVHS students are "on the hunt" for tonight's matchup with the Independence Wildcats.
September menus
After learning about the letter M, Ms. Parker's kindergarten class created a moose from the letter.
Data Night at DES
Game Day
"The only time we like to celebrate 0's at WVHS!" The 8th grade Defense shutout Charleston Tigers at Tuesday night's game. They were rewarded with Powdered 0"s! The 8th grade team is pictured with Dr. Person.
Labor Day Holiday
Ms. Allen's 7th grade math students worked to become experts on words problems and then took turns teaching their groups what they learned.
Mrs. Sain’s Superstars made friendship bracelets as part of their lessons on developing positive relationships with others.
Mrs. Allred's 4th graders enjoyed a day at the Fish Hatchery in Oakland.
School Counselor lessons with 7th grade on the role of the school counselor.
The past two weeks my students have been exploring plant cells, photosynthesis, and food webs! We “painted with chlorophyll”, extracting the organism that gives leaves their green color. We explored photosynthesis and food webs through growing our own basil. Students are tending to the plants and recording observations in their growth. Students created model plant cells, modeled ecosystems food webs with the whole class, and researched those ecosystems in small groups!
Ms Lamberth's students enjoyed visiting the Fish Hatchery today in Oakland.
