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Sixth grade is working with compound microscopes. They have a quiz on Wednesday 9/7 labeling the parts of the microscope. Next week they will continue to practice using microscopes and begin our study of cells.
Seventh grade is finishing taxonomy and has a quiz on Wednesday 9/7. They will be studying the organization of ecosystems next week.
Eighth grade continues their journey into space. They have researched how Copernicus, Kepler, Brahe and Galileo contributed to our knowledge of the solar system. Next week they will take a closer look at the sun.
