Middle School Classroom Observations: 7th Period November 25, 2008

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Yesterday I did an unannounced visit to the Middle School classes in the afternoon. I took a photo in each of the class rooms I visited.

Above, two seventh grade students are learning the papier mache technique. They are creating a Galapagos Tortoise to enter in the Children’s October Exhibit of the Museum of Applied Arts in Belgrade. The theme of the exhibit is the 200th Anniversary of Charles Darwin’s birthday. Other classes are also entering projects.

Below are some photos of some of what I observed. You can see the flickr.com account for some more photos. It was nice to see literally 100% of the students engaged when I first stepped into each room. One downpoint was only 33% of one class had completed their homework assignment. This has been a topic in recent teacher meetings on how to get students to do their homework.

The 6B class is learning how to write a book report. Gal is doing a book report on the Spiderwick Chronicles
The 6B class is learning how to write a book report. Gal is doing a book report on the "Spiderwick Chronicles"
6A student Conor draws the steps of cell division (mitosis) in science class
6A student Conor draws the steps of cell division (mitosis) in science class
Use the word ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in a sentence.
"Use the word ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in a sentence."

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