Biology students were looking at interesting specimens (like a two-headed sheep) at the Fredericksburg Vet.
Biology students were dissecting the fetal pig brain.
Biology students watching a cat spay & neuter at the Fredericksburg Vet
2nd graders were given a stuffed animal to help learn about empathy, respect, and responsibility. They especially liked that they got to keep their stuffed animal. Thank you to Theisen's for sponsoring this fun unit!
Thank you to Mallory and Brady for putting on this Huipil and material for a skirt. It is traditional clothing for indigenous women of Guatemala. The design and colors represent the tribe and region the people come from.
Egg Drop Action Shots
Survivors" from Physical Science Egg Drop Challenge---Using their knowledge of momentum and impulse, 5 out of 20 groups successfully protected their egg from its demise as we dropped them from the football stadium!!
There will be no school on Monday, March 15
due to a teachers’ work day.
Reminder: Last day to sign up for Parent Teacher Conferences is Monday, March 15 by 8am. You should have received a letter by mail with zoom link and username and password. Please contact your school office if you need further assistance. Thank you
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7th grade students conducting experiments to solve compound probability problems in Mr. Erlandson's math class.
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Fifth grade math students using ice water to collect data on temperature change during a 60 second time period. The data they collected was then graphed on a coordinate grid.
The Extended Learning Program students have been busy building their paper towers for the #FluorChallenge, watching world-renowned speakers at Celebrate Innovation Live #ciLive. Also on the board is all the brackets the 5th-8th grade ELP students completed for March Mammal Madness #2021MMM.
On March 9th, 12 fourth-graders participated in the Keystone AEA/NICC Science and Engineering Fair and met with judges via Zoom to share their invention and their invention process.
Congratulations to our fourth-grade Invention Fair winners!
1st place - Kacey Shekleton (Wipe Out!)
2nd place - Abby Kuhn (The Jump O-Secret)
3rd place - Kali Hulbert (The Automatic Cup Washer)
Honorable Mention - Reed Erlandson (Cat Deterrent)
Working on their stick welding joints, student welders light up their booths. NICC instructor (Ron) and NHHS instructor (Ashley Mattke) collaborate to bring welding skills to high school students
Under the direction of ag teachers Steve Pfaffle and Jim Russ, 8th graders prep for presentation on the Importance of Farmers in Northeast Iowa. 10-12 minute presentation including 2 farmer interviews will all be part of their District Ag Impact contest work.
Reminder: Wednesday, March 10, two hour late start. Due to the professional development.
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