Both Caraline and Maddox chose to learn about the uncanny valley. They both did presentations about the phenomenon. Caraline had the class complete her experiment and presented her results. Maddox presented his data (EKG). 7th period students now understand the uncanny valley!

Today Graham completed a solar engineering experiment using water, milk and a flashlight to demonstrate light extinction. We all witnessed how sunlight can be blocked, refracted, reflected or scattered when passing through various materials.🐯 PRIDE!

AP Mr. Michael and CHS Principal Mr. Lahr lead the Senior Clap-out ⁦Circleville ES⁩

Aryanna shared that your thoughts matter with her 7th grade science class. She explained how mental health was perceived in the past and what care looks like today. She even made a brain to help explain!

Hayes, Carter, Willie, Bryson, & Nolan chose to learn about rocketry & Newton's laws. They used 6 2L bottles to demonstrate to their classmates how each component of a rocket adds to its stability & performance. 🐯🚀 Fun was had by all!

Bella made a convection, conduction and radiation carousel to show heat transfer to demonstrate learning outcomes covered in 7th grade science to her classmates! TIGER PRIDE!

Caiden and Sam learned some good old fashioned hands-on industrial arts to enrich their science understanding in 7th grade! They explained the difference between hardwoods and softwoods and benefits of each! They also made woodworking projects!

Lynlee enriched her 7th grade science understanding by completing the Science Fun with Physics project! She shared the loop plane activity and everybody now has a much better airplane in their toolbox! 🐯

3 days during this last week of school, Kat Sharp has spent her time teaching 7th grade science students about the soil and water conservation that is happening right here on Circleville's school campus!

7th grade science students really enjoyed the augmented reality topographic sand table that Kat Sharp brought in to teach students in real time what a topographic map has to offer. The students absolutely love this! 🐯

While completing the steps of the scientific method using a paper thing this group came up with a great hypothesis that tested to see if the PT could hover with the right amount of air flow. Awesome critical thinking & perseverance in CMS 7th grade!!!

CMS 7th grade science students researched different scientists and presented info to their peers. The goal is to help them become familiar with really influential people that have had major impacts on our world. They also made a Blooket of famous scientists to play! 🐯PRIDE

To wrap up thermal energy CMS 7th grade students constructed hot air balloons to demonstrate convection, radiation and conduction! They also wrote about the thermal energy involved to further their understanding. 🐯

Tomorrow 2/21/25 CMS will host the first ever Chip Challenge which was organized and promoted by a group of 8th grade students. This STEM activity is being sponsored by DuPont and Kenworth. Read below to see how your CMS student can participate!

Circleville High School’s Youth Art Program teamed up with our Tobacco Prevention Program to create powerful artwork. 🥇 1st Place: Aggie Search 🥈 2nd Place: Syddalee Schmidt-Rose 🥉 3rd Place: Star Edigner And a very special thank you to our amazing intern, Isabella Watkins!

Shout out to Mr Thomas and his CHS Robotics students who competed at the National Robotics Competition the last 3 days! Students competed with robo hockey, mini sumo and sumo robots. TIGER PRIDE🐯

CMS 7th graders spent the day reflecting on what they have learned in science this year and how it prepares them to "speak" for the Earth. Moustaches were earned by all!

In 7th science & social studies, Mrs. Ellis-Rader & I have combined our students & lessons to finish strong & do some fun lessons w/ the kids. They are dissecting flowers that are in bloom right now in Ohio. They have learned there's a lot more to them than the 🐯eye can see!

Today Kat Sharp from the Soil and Water Conservation office came out and explained how the wetland, vegetation, and grading on Circleville's campus helps protect soil and water quality in Pickaway County. The weather allowed all 7th graders to get outside & learn something new!

Thanks to a partnership of organizations, this training course is FREE! Signup today because the program begins Tuesday, August 19! #InDemandOhio #MFGOhio