Meghan Campion

@alana_steinitz So glad it was a fun day!!

Thank you @DDECampion for orchestrating Yuri’s night with data filled activities! Phases, scale models, seasons and scientist profiles - they loved it 🩷

The snowy owl has an early lead for the Most Superb Owl.

These 8th grade scientists are preparing for their roles as Triple Beambassadors and Microscope Masters at tomorrow’s Superb 🦉 Owl 🦉Celebration!

More Superb Owl preparations! Which species will be voted Most Superb? Looking forward to seeing all the science classes come together for this celebration of science on Friday as we all look forward to Superb Owl Sunday!

Gathering 🦉 specimens for our SuperbOwl Celebration!

Happy Halloween!

Scientists at work investigating the properties of matter.

8th grade scientists practicing measurement skills.

Welcome back, Generals!! Highlights from 8th grade science!

Some successful launches. Some… uh… less successful, but that’s just part of the design process. Thanks to Trace for building the launcher and Rett for launching!

Proud of our FIRE Bowl teams!

Still going…

Keva design challenge winners! Letting fate, and a 4 sided dice decide the orientation of the next plank.

Who will win our #MarchMammalMadness bracket!?! Students are learning about animal adaptations and anxiously awaiting the results for Animal Engineers and Itty Bitty divisions round 1 next week!

This is what happens 24 hours before break when your teacher finds inherited treasures in her classroom! I have no idea what a crystal radio is, but we’re going to find out. #ChallengeAccepted

Working hard on this assessment! Ask an 8th grade scientist about the candy models they are building. Don’t eat the lab supplies!!

Working hard on this assessment! Ask an 8th grade scientist about the candy models they are building. Don’t eat the lab supplies!!

Sometimes you need a mindful Monday! After finishing their chemistry project, students had a choice between working on a puzzle or watching Radium Girls. Great movie!!

😲. Science is the best. Ask an 8th grade scientist how this works.