Mrs. Elliott using the promethean board to explain X and Y intercepts.
Once you pop, you can’t stop! Using six mini labs, students practice citing evidence in order to determine if a reaction is a chemical reaction or physical change.
Students in PE actively participating in battleship.
Students working on a project about Afghanistan in Mrs. Huchel’s class
8th grade students working hard and doing a great job for a substitute teacher! #WeAreWJHS
Mrs. Chernausky talks more about Operation Christmas Child with the students at FCA this morning. The date to bring in items has extended to Monday afternoon (the 30th)!
7th grade girls’ first win of the season. Smiles for miles!! 33-18 good game girls.
Ready, aim, fire! Check out some of the different catapult design students created in STEM/engineering design. Students used catapults to investigate the engineering and design process.
Ms. Huchel's History Students Create Interactive 9/11 Timelines
Friendly competition in math today.
The students are using the computer to investigate real life examples of shapes as well as the differences of 2D and 3D shapes.
WJHS students enjoying some free time after lunch.
Occasionally, Mr. Witsman's History students get to shoot hoops. One requirement, if you want a shot, you have to read aloud in class!
Students are eager to go to the board to code sentences.
The WJHS Stars and Stripes Crew learning how to put the flag up and take it down. These students are tasked with a great responsibility and one that they should be very proud of. Don’t forget the salute!
WJHS FCA is collecting items for “Operation Christmas Child” that will be sent to children around the world who would not have any Christmas presents. Items collected through 3 p.m. October 27th.
Students in Mrs. Elliott’s math class finding slope by counting rise over run.
Having a hard time picking out “fake news”? Come to Mr. Hackler’s class and learn how to vet claims #science #wewriteacrosscurriculum
Students in STEM use a 3D modeling program to design and build a catapult. Next week students will participate to see who has the best catapult design.
7th Grade History students going on a Newspaper Scavenger Hunt. They are searching digital newspapers from all over the country using Today’s Front Pages from Newseum.
