Seventh grade science students have been studying fermentation. They are learning to identify signs that a chemical change is occurring and have been testing different types of feedstuffs to see which might provide the most efficient source of energy.
February 22, 2021 is FCCLA Blood Drive at the Randolph Methodist Church. We still have spots opened. Contact Beth at bluhman@usd384.org to set yours up.
The Blue Valley Middle School Scholars Bowl team did a great job at the first meet of the year at Clifton-Clyde Thursday, Feb. 18. Six teams (Blue Valley, Hanover, Linn, Clifton-Clyde, Valley Heights, and Marysville) competed in both the Varsity and Junior Varsity competitions. The Varsity team earned medals with their 3rd place finish and the Junior Varsity team went undefeated with a 5-0 record.
Algebra II students gave solving Radical Equations a "whirl'. The students answered a question over radical equations and then spun the wheel to receive points ranging from 10 to 100. Our game will continue tomorrow....stay tuned for the winner.
6th graders working on reaction speed during cone/plunger grab activity.
We been using spectroscopy to help with identification both in Chemistry and Applied Stats this past week. Chemistry is using this technique with their flame testing lab to identify emission spectra of elements. Applied Statistics is using a single wavelength of light to identify the concentration of protein in a sample.
5th Grade was reviewing Order of Operations by playing a game.
6th graders have been working hard on “curating” an ancient Chinese exhibition.
MS & HS Parents: Use this link https://www.usd384.org/o/bvhsms/article/402219 to sign up for conferences with individual teachers on Feb. 18 & 22.. All conferences will be held via Zoom. If you are unable to find a time that works for you, please contact that teacher to set up another time.
This week 8th FACS class worked on how to put items in a check register. Some started writing checks as well.
Great end to FCCLA week. Thank you to all who participated. We had a sixth grader Taylor Bryant who participated everyday and received the top prize. Sorry I didn’t get her picture but everyday was great.
The 8th grade students have been researching information for their Revolutionary War Timeline project. They are analyzing the cause and effect of battles and events that occurred from 1773-1783 that impacted the outcome of the war.
This week’s Star Student is Lincoln Schmitz! Lincoln always has excellent classroom participation! Congratulations Lincoln!
5th grade is enjoying their Valentines treats!
5th grade is enjoying their Valentines treats!
5th grade is enjoying their Valentines treats!
The game at White City on Saturday has been canceled due to the weather and there will not be a make-up date. Thanks, Mr. Mazouch
The 7th grade completed a question trail answering comprehension and analysis questions about their class novel, A Long Walk to Water.
Our Livestock Judging team competed in their first virtual contests. It was an interesting experience! They did good considering the circumstances and decided that virtual contests are a lot harder than it seems.
Today Culinary Art made supper for those who had play practice. I had a sample and it was delicious.
