Did someone say “water cycle”? We observed condensation, precipitation, and evaporation!

Warm and cold air masses. How is this possible. Picture 3 shows the air masses joining to make purple. In picture 4, the air masses are clearly separate. Do you know why?

Mrs. Craig is one of a kind🎉🎉🎉 She is always there for her students and colleagues!!!

We have been busy in science this week! Exploring condensation, precipitation, cohesion, and surface tension. Who knew these concepts play such important roles in understanding weather.

How many of you knew that Southern Illinois experienced an earthquake on Tuesday? Lots of discovery in Lesson 2! #BeEvergreen

Had an amazing time listening to our CMS Panthers today! They have grown so much in their music! I proudly wore my CMS sweatshirt🐾 #BeEvergreen

GoPanthers!!!!

Porter Community! Everyone is invited to support our LTHS Special Olympics Basketball team in their last game of the season. Join us Thursday, March 14th at 6 PM in the East Campus Gymnasium. We hope to see everyone there & cheer on the team! #PorterPride #BestTogether

Now more than ever!!!

Proud Panthers this past Friday! The kids really made great choices and contributed to a worthy cause. They even convinced me to make a guest appearance at the “pie” table. I couldn’t say no! #BeEvergreen

A little more CMS St. Baldricks fun!

Do you know what makes up a mountain and how it moves, grows, and changes? These are CMS student predictions…

6th graders also learned how folded mountains formed using Saltines. I should have had more because they turned into a favorite treat🤗 #BeEvergreen

So true! 🙌

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We notice…. We wonder? Getting ready for a great year in 6th grade Science. Can’t wait to see them apply these important skills to discussions and activities!

From a diagram to a scaled model. Here’s a peak into light and matter in 6th grade. #BeEvergreen

Light enters the eye and then… #BeEvergreen

Did you know that our windows in LL4 can work like one-way mirrors? We went in groups outside to see what we could view when the lights were on and off in the classroom. We took turns sharing ideas with our talking sticks. So proud of all the connections they made! #BeEvergreen

Thermal energy and particle movement. Who knew that dissolving Epsom Salt depends on multiple factors! #BeEvergreen