Mrs. Gibbs’s Math I students enjoyed a breakout activity in the Media Center today as part of their EOC review. Thanks to the teachers at SHS for creating this activity!
Ms. LaBarge’s math students learned to use Spheros today for upcoming math projects. They were able to master steering the robots and even played a game of Sphero tag! We can’t wait to see what they do next week!
This was so much fun! NHS students were SO engaged learning about relevant sources and MLA citations. Thank you, Ms. Stalls, for collaborating with me! @andrealilley@emily_myers_1@breakoutEDU
I hope the students are ready, because I am! They will be differentiating between primary and secondary sources and learning how to locate relevant sources and cite them!! @andrealilley@emily_myers_1
NHS CTE students hear guest speaker from NCRegion Sports Car Club of Amer,scholarships,careers in motor sports & Adv Education.John Linquist-Prog.Coord,Sam Fouse-GT3 Driver,Doug Piner-E Production Driver&Mark Senior-Spec Miata Driver @CTEforNC@BCS_CTE
What did you do this weekend? These amazing educators spend their Saturday morning doing Math, ELA, and Science trying to Breakout and figure out who killed the assistant superintendent. Can’t wait to see all of great lessons they designed in action 🔓 #BreakoutEDU
English I had such a great time at the book tasting, that English II had to come today and see what they hype was about! Even the teacher had to get in on the action!
Today, NHS English I students are participating in a Book Tasting. They are able to sample books from different genres and complete a learning menu and reflection! It’s a great way to introduce students to books they may not choose independently!
Mrs. Whitehead’s students are building popsicle bridges using a limited number of sticks. They will be testing them later this week for strength. This is in preparation for their final project of building a bridge using balsa wood.
Ms. Burn’s English IV students are completing a creative project related to the themes in the Tragedy of Macbeth using @scratch and @makeymakey. @amy21bennett@aalilley
English IV Honors students completed their Macbeth projects with a gallery walk. Students were able to share ideas using @makeymakey and @scratch to explain how their chosen art reflected themes in the tragedy.
Today, students are using Bee Bots to think critically, improve problem solving skills, promote design thinking, and master math facts! @Etheridge_Allie@Steve_Basnight@sgbstock1
A little bit of “normal” this morning in the library! It’s so good to have students back in this space! We are checking out books and READING! @Etheridge_Allie@psmithhydek12n1@Steve_Basnight