We need to equip our students with the most important skills for navigating the world that they will enter after graduation. #MSC2018 #gocrickets

All cued up to present about PBL and community connections! #msc2018 #gocrickets

Our goal as educators: Expand every student’s Can-Do Circle every day. Skill matters, because if you are more skilled, you can make a bigger difference in the world. Mawi Asgedom #msc2018 #gocrickets

“Don’t prepare students for something. Prepare them for everything.” ⁦Eric Sheninger⁩ #MSC2018 #gocrickets

Our very own Caden Drier is in Kentucky for the APH InSights art competition - we are very proud of him! Event info here: aph.org/insights/ #gocrickets

A huge thanks to Jim Tumm for taking the time to talk with us about his farming experiences. Great stories from a great guy! #gocrickets

There’s some impressive drifting in the courtyard outside of Mr. Jacobson’s room...

31 sixth graders showed up for the first meeting of our after school board game club. Wow! #gocrickets

Happy spring! Everyone on the planet has the same amount of daylight today. Thanks to everyone who wore their equinox outfits to school!! #gocrickets

6th graders had a great time sharing their escape rooms with grades 4 and 5 this week. #gocrickets

Today in math the students generated data sets by building and balancing block towers in their hands. #gocrickets

Over half of our 6th graders showed up to watch ⁦One Strange Rock⁩ during lunch today. Excellent content about our amazing planet + stunning presentation! #gocrickets

6th graders examining pixels under microscopes. RGB! RGB! #gocrickets

6th grade science showcase! #gocrickets

It’s Hum Dinger time! Sixth graders are engineering contraptions that hum when a string is pulled and ding when it is released. Off to a great start! #gocrickets

Two of our 6th graders attended tonight’s FC Lions Club meeting to learn more about the organization’s awesome history. #gocrickets

6th graders are using what they know about area to make helium balloons hover between the floor and ceiling. #gocrickets

6th graders gave some great science presentations this morning. Round 2 tomorrow! #gocrickets

Algebra tiles are a great way to understand algebraic expressions! #gocrickets

In science we are learning about how the brain learns. To illustrate the process, students acquired a new skill - catching “coins” on their elbows. Amanda caught 12! #gocrickets