@support_a_teach Thank you! I teach science to over 1,000 PreK-5th grade students. We are exploring our learning standards through gardening, composting, aquaponics and raising chickens. I really need help getting enough supplies for all of my students to participate. https://t.co/EOu0zHNBS7
Are you ready to Blast Off! Tomorrow night - Thursday - 6:30 PM @ Discovery HS! Our cast and crew are! Join us for Baggett’s first musical production! Don’t miss it!
We need your help locating Kevin, 13, who was last seen on 1/18 leaving his home on Henderson Mill Rd. He’s 5 feet, 150 lbs w/ brown eyes & black hair. He was last seen in a black sweater, black shorts, & black sneakers. If you see him call SVU at 770-724-7710. #WeAreDKPD
I’m spending this GivingTuesday fulfilling teacher requests on DonorsChoose.
If you give today, DonorsChoose will double your donation.
Double the school supplies.
Double the support for teachers.
Double the support for the kids.
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On the second day of school, first grade explorers searched for evidence of living things in our garden @BaggettTitans How do we know if something is alive?
On the first day of kindergarten, our brand new scientists met our class pets. What do we notice about our bearded dragon, painted turtle, leopard geckos and hermit crabs? @BaggettTitans
Capping an incredible Earth Day with a community Movie Night and the establishment of Baggett’s first PTA! @NationalPTA @GwinnettPTA Coming out of the pandemic stronger than ever!
3rd graders tested garden soil, sandy soil and Georgia red clay soil to see if soil composition is a factor in soil erosion. The sandy soil eroded the most. The garden soil eroded the least. #STEAM#PBL@BaggettTitans
2nd graders discussing properties of matter ( size, shape color, texture) as we harvest tomatoes from our garden. Why is there liquid leaking from that tomato? Why are those green but those are red? We are making room for kale. @BaggettTitans#gardentoschoolcafeteria