First fishing club meeting in the books! Many students attended the meeting to learn what they will be doing this session. The next meeting is this Thursday at 2:30pm. Please see Mr Emond with any questions. BEmond@epschoolsri.com
6th grade students in Mr. Riley's classroom finished up a lab on animal adaptations by testing their own. Here, the kids learned that the function of fingerprints and toeprints is for grip -- not identification.
Word of the Week is SOLVE
We are continuing our academic words of the week with the word solve.
Solve means to find the correct answer or explanation of; to find a way to deal with and end (a problem).
6th graders in Mr. Riley's classroom explored animal adaptations by looking at their own. Here, the kids learned why Primates (like themselves) have eyes on the front of their heads. By covering an eye, with an eye patch, their depth perception was altered. Eyes on front let a primate judge distance.
Congratulations to our first WILDCAT PRIDE winners of the 2019-2020 school year! Remember every week a student from each grade level and one educator will be awarded the WILDCAT PRIDE medal for demonstrating our WILDCAT values of Respect, Organization, Acheivement, and Responsibility.
Go Wildcats!!!
Happy Birthday to Mr. Messier! We are lucky to have you at Martin Middle School!!!
HAPPY FriYAY!
What was the best part of your week? Tell a friend by restating what was the best part of your week.