G-force students built homopolar motors this week! They are small electromagnetic motors using a battery, copper wire, and Earth magnets. They use what is called a Lorentz force which is when electricity moves through a magnetic field. #TogetherWeSpartan#empowering2succeed
A look at how one shot by Iowa State freshman Kylie Feuerbach caught the attention of Kevin Durant, landed her on SportsCenter and changed her basketball career. https://t.co/fKfFIUnPyR
Today seems like the right kind of day to give a HUGE shoutout to Mr. Aughenbaugh and the entire custodial staff. Thanks for getting up early and staying late to make sure SMS is a plowed, cleaned, and safe learning environment for kids.
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G-force enjoyed the warm weather by going into the field to experience our ecosystem first hand and up close. The girls gathered living and nonliving samples to view under stereo and compound microscopes.
💡Spartans in the STEAM Light!! 💡
Throughout the year, we like to highlight some of the awesome things we see our students doing in their science and STEAM related courses. Today we recognize 8th grader, Maggie Klein.
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#ThoughtForTheDay One of the best ways we can show our gratitude towards teachers is to identify their talents & then encourage to use those talents to do what they do best - teach kids. When we do so all kids win! #Culturize
#ThoughtForTheDay Don’t kid yourself. Who you spend most of your time with matters. In fact, it matters a lot. Surround yourself with those who challenge you & remind you through their actions what love, joy, patience, compassion & forgiveness looks like. #LiveYourExcellence
#ThoughtForTheDay Don’t get upset when things do not work out the way you hoped they would. Instead, push reset and remind yourself of all of the good things you aren’t paying attention to. #LiveYourExcellence
Gratitude is truly a key component of happiness and mental health. You’ll notice big changes in your life once you stop comparing yourself to others and start being thankful for everything that you have in life.
Don’t just play to win. Play to inspire, to entertain, and to be a role model to the younger generation. Strive to make at least one kid smile every time you step onto the court.
Moody players can cast a dark cloud over a practice and a program. The leaders of a team can NEVER accept that. Be consistent and positive! – Brittney Ezell