Tami Russell

@GorntoScience @trudy__rogers @paulandersen @KCSScience @mhawkinsEDU Good luck with 8th grade next year, Dave. You’ll be great!

I cannot wait for my students to solve the mystery of the dancing hula! Thank you @paulandersen ! This is going to be a great transition to 8th grade @KCSScience @mhawkinsEDU @trudy__rogers

@CWhite_KCS @adpark3737 Miss you guys! Have a great year!

Hard to believe we're beginning our 3rd year working with Region 4! Love doing the good work with @adpark3737 ! #Region4 #PrincipalInstitute2024

@RobertsonSciTch Congratulations, Cheryl! I am so happy for you! You will be fabulous at UT. Those students are very lucky!

@RobertsonSciTch @KCSScience @KnoxSchools @TeacherGreer WooHoo, Cheryl! Way to go!!

@KCSScience @racheljcox87 @NSTA @Excited4Science @KnoxSchools Time to celebrate! So proud of you!

One of the brightest presented @NSTA conference. @Excited4Science did an excellent job sharing a planning tool for OER and storylines. So proud of her for sharing and leading nationally. Thxs for representing @KnoxSchools !

@KCSScience @racheljcox87 @NSTA @Excited4Science @kcs_stem I’m sure each session was fabulous! That’s the A Team right there!

Our science district team presented 4 different presentations @NSTA national conference in ATL. Love that this team is committed to continuous improvement, sharing, and learning. @racheljcox87 @Excited4Science @kcs_stem

@kskennard @Excited4Science @KCSScience Kim, this warms my heart! I cannot love this enough! Thank you for taking them on such an adventure. ❤️

@CTSKeeley Oh, Page, I am so sorry! Thankful you are safe. Prayers for the whole area.

I could use a "twitter hug" today. My FL home in Fort Myers, is in the direct path of hurricane Ian's storm surge & 100 > mph winds. Damage expected to be huge. I am up north now & my heart goes out to all my Florida neighbors & friends. I embrace phenomena but not this one!

@maine_witch We use it in the South as a term of endearment. Called my granddaughter that this weekend. ❤️

Twitter, I have a question. Have you ever heard of “sweet pea” being used as a term of endearment? And if so, where are you from?

@moonpie_mooney Congratulations, Beth!

Feeling grateful and blessed🧡

We’ve been solving a Medical Mystery! @KCSScience 7th grade teachers were hard at work figuring out what’s wrong with M’Kenna and how a problem in the digestive system could cause problems so many other places in her body. @BSCSorg @RCS_STEM instagram.com/reel/Ci1B5omvO…

5th graders in @RHES_STEM’s class at @RockyHillRams finalized their mobile launchers and gave each other feedback today. They are counting down the days until the @NASAArtemis megarocket launch!

Let’s talk about M’Kenna! In day 1 of training on this 7th grade storyline we’ve learned: ❗️M’Kenna has alarming medical issues 🫀How healthy digestive system works 🤢How M’Kenna’s unhealthy digestive system works 🧫The in & out of cells @ScienceIsFUN4us @KCSScience

Thank YOY, Mary! So glad you are a part of our group!

@GladiatorGlover @MaryJenscience @KCSScience And this is only the beginning of the story(line)!

@MaryJenscience gave our kids an opportunity to explore bath bombs in Science today 🧪🫧 @KCSScience

Larger mass; one rubber band. More observations and measurements. What questions do we have now? What does this tell us about Force, Mass, and Acceleration? 8th graders are figuring it all out!

Smaller mass; one rubber band. Observations and measurements. Controlling variables. Using those Science and Engineering Practices!

How can we make this Newton’s car go fast? Make a prediction. Investigate. Analyze data. Can we explain? @HallsMiddle @KCSScience #KCSregion4 @CWhite_KCS

Getting excited about training our teachers on the "A Medical Mystery" #storyline (adapted for TN standards) from @BSCSorg this week! Collaboration with @RCS_STEM has been phenomenal (pun intended). @KCSScience 7th grade teachers, we are so pumped for Thursday!

I got sent this message from a WA state science teacher today: "Working in a small district and having been transferred from middle school to high school in 2020, I'm in the unique position of having taught the same students @OpenSciEd since they were in 7th grade. 1/4