Week of 10/12/26 - 10/15/26

In Social Studies, students will continue working on examining mystery artifacts and use evidence to make inferences about what the artifacts were made of, how they may have been used, and what they can reveal about the people and civilizations that created them. Students will also finish exploring the lives of influential philanthropists and discover how they use their time, talents, and resources to make a positive difference in the world. Through research and discussion, students will examine the causes these individuals support, the impact of their contributions, and how acts of generosity and service can create meaningful change in communities and beyond.

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Week of 10/5/26 - 10/9/26

This week in science class students will explore physical and chemical changes by cooking and experimenting with pancakes.  Students will observe how mixing ingredients creates physical changes and how applying heat triggers chemical reactions (like producing carbon dioxide bubbles from baking powder) to turn liquid batter into a solid treat.  Students will test recipes, measure ingredients and observe states of matter.