Perhaps another generation of science teachers at Fox Middle School?? I'd like to think so! Fox Middle School #inthegenes

The class is definitely more crowded, louder, and much more chaotic... and I'm loving every second hearing these kids excited, and laughing while learning with their friends again! Fox Middle School

Kids flip out for Science and STEM!! Today we are testing to find the perfect amount of water to get a successful bottle flip. Lots of fun in the name of science! Fox Middle School

End of the year fun with the classic Elephant Toothpaste experiment. Students were in charge of gathering, measuring, and cleanup of all materials. They did a great job (and still not too cool to play with foamy goo 😉) Fox Middle School

And another classic to enjoy in our last week of school.

Before we start using the computers in Coding 101, we did a fun problem solving activity to prepare them for the challenges ahead. Creating the tallest tower using only 20 pieces of paper, winning tower was over 120cm! Fox Middle School

Great turnout for our first meeting of Chess Club! These kids come with some dangerous skills already! I see a tournament forming in the future! Fox Middle School

Practicing data tables and graphing using the scientific method! Answering the age old question, "which bounced higher, a golf ball or ping pong ball? Fox Middle School

Using graduated cylinders to measure volume and find the volume of irregular objects using water displacement. Fox Middle School

We had a beautiful sunrise this morning, but the end of the day was amazing too! I believe we got an example of "cloud streets" that form when rising warm air slowly cools and the dropping cold air form clouds parallel to the wind, leaving one side cloudless! Fox Middle School

It was great to have Mrs Schuh's class join us to create our own fossils for our sedimentary rock unit! Big props to my amazing student teacher Ms.Mickle! Fox Middle School

I would like to thank the North American Tectonic Plate for making my lessons on tectonic plate boundaries and the rock cycle much more interactive this afternoon! ksdk.com/article/news/l…

Ok students, I've found a good reason for you to stay up late on a school night! It is a beautiful night to watch the lunar eclipse! If you have any flat earther friends, you can invite them outside to observe one of many pieces of evidence of a round planet. 😉 Fox Middle School