Students in Mrs. White’s first grade class had some spooky fun using adjectives to describe themselves.

They wrote clues that described them, then we pasted a picture underneath a ghost character.

We presented them to the class and students had to guess which ghost belonged to each student.

Students created an Energy game board.

They used seven examples of four different types of energy.

The boards included written directions to the Energy game.

Students in 4th grade classes are working on their Native American projects.

These projects are an extension of their learning about the lifestyles and traditions of the Texas Native American Tribes.

Students have opportunities to connect with the past when making a corn husk doll.

Students used innovative ideas to design balloon floats.

Students were able to see their creative designs come to life!

Students designed and created their own balloon floats to celebrate the holidays!

Students had fun exploring with dry ice experiments.

Students enjoyed the "smoky cauldron"!

These science extensions allowed for hands-on learning that fosters discovery!

Students investigated with triple beam balances.

Students worked together through the scientific process.

Students tested theories through hands-on learning.

Students in Mrs. Mize's class are working on a brain teaser puzzle.

Students in Mrs. Mize's class are leading a club on Minecraft. They are teaching and presenting during their club meeting.

5th graders are diving deep into light refraction in Mrs. Patrick's class.