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Cowboy Roundup

6th Grade, 7th Grade, 8th Grade By May 25, 2021 No Comments

The middle school classes spent time learning about our local history and the wild west yesterday. We had a special guest teacher who explained the history of the cowboy, their attire, and the job of moving cattle. She also focused on local historical figure Adolfo Camarillo. The students then worked in groups to complete a […]

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Audacious Aztecs!

7th Grade By May 20, 2021 No Comments

The 7th grade class is learning all about the class structure, warriors, religion and hard work of the Aztecs. We created Aztec shields with designs that reflect the Aztec culture. First the Mayans, then the Aztecs and next we will travel to Peru to find out about the Inca’s!

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Glorious Greeks

6th Grade By May 18, 2021 No Comments

The 6th grade has been studying the Ancient Greeks. We learned about their geography, architecture, gods, and wars. Each student designed a pot to reflect a scene from Ancient Greece. The last part of our lessons will focus on their lasting contributions.

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Civil War Noteworthy People

8th Grade By May 4, 2021 No Comments

The 8th grade class is concluding their study of the American Civil War. Each student completed a Buncee on a person who played a role for either the Union or Confederacy. After each presentation the students created a collage of the names and a symbol or quote that represented their role in the war. We […]

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Powerful Mayans

7th Grade By April 27, 2021 No Comments

The 7th grade begins the study of Mesoamerica cultures. The first culture we are learning about is the powerful Mayans. The class took notes on the geography and animals in Guatemala and Mexico. Next we will examine their traditions, sports, and advances in science and math.

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The Underworld Awaits

6th Grade By March 12, 2021 No Comments

The 6th grade class is currently studying Ancient Egypt. We are focusing this week on their belief in the afterlife and the many gods they worshipped. Next week we will have a virtual field trip with the Penn Museum in Philadelphia teaching us about the mummification process. Each step from brain removal to the final […]

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