Congratulations to the Tabernacle Schools class of 2022! What a beautiful night and a fitting celebration of all you have achieved!

Test corrections turn into a collaborative poster project. 🤓 Students work in teams of 3 to correct and reflect on 3 items of their choosing. Afterwards, they view other teams posters and leave comments on sticky notes 🥳 #iteachmath #mtbos

Today is a historical day for #suicideprevention & #mentalhealth in the U.S.! The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, now known as the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, can be more easily reached by calling or texting 988, or chatting on 988lifeline.org. #988Lifeline

Day 2 of Tabernacle Schools Algebra 1 class and day 2 of Peter Liljedahl 's Thinking Classroom. Celebrating student collaboration and a variety of different strategies used to solve "The Tax Collector" problem!

Students rocked their first curricular task...a number sort! We later consolidated the groups into the 5 classifications of real numbers. Referring back to the white board groupings helped students make sense of the broader classifications.

Today students were making sense of what it means to be a "perfect square" with visual models. We also used the models to help us approximate non perfect squares.

Our Forensics WIN students are becoming crime scene investigators thanks to Mrs. McNair! #TigerStrong Mrs. McNair

In our Tabernacle Schools Friday Forensics course, students built up our class fingerprint database and analyzed their own prints using a balloon to help enlarge the details.

Forensics Friday students received a crash course on blood typing and successfully solved a crime matching the blood type found at the crime scene to one of the suspects. Proud of these Tabernacle Schools kiddos for their hard work each week!

Thank you to Tabernacle Schools Mrs. Bauer for the breakfast of champions reward for the Red Ribbon Week door decorating contest! The 8th graders loved their breakfast sandwiches!

Thank you Sarah Carter...my kiddos are loving these activities today!

Pretty sure my students thought I was nuts when I said we were doing an auction in class today...but Sarah Carter Function Auction was a success!

Happy Holidays from my Tabernacle Schools Algebra students. Another year of impressive linear holiday graphing projects!

What a special day! We dedicated our OMS courtyard to Mrs. Susan Grosser. We were very lucky to have her back even if it was for a short time. We want to thank everyone who made this day possible. WELCOME TO GROSSER’S GARDEN!

What better way to make sense of polynomial vocabulary than to have students create their own?!

The pie eating contests have begun! #piDay2023 #TigerStrong

It’s Pi Day at Tabernacle Schools Tabernacle Education Association

8th grade Pre Algebra students created their own flexible seating yesterday and were so proud of their work, they requested I post these pictures on social media.

Algebra students burned off some energy after NJSLA testing by collecting two data sets which we will use to explore scatter plots, interpolation, and extrapolation.

In middle and high school, asking students to struggle with key concepts before teaching the correct solutions is highly effective. But use the tactic surgically to avoid too much frustration. Read the study: bit.ly/3S8b144