Floral Foam Fun
Mama G gave her greenhouse students the go-ahead to try their hand at freehand sculpting. They got to cut, carve, and create with floral foam. Here is a sampling of some of their best work
Mama G gave her greenhouse students the go-ahead to try their hand at freehand sculpting. They got to cut, carve, and create with floral foam. Here is a sampling of some of their best work
Students who keep their phones put away during class are eligible for a drawing at the end of each mini-term. Winners from last mini-term won gift cards to Little Caesars Pizza. Congratulations!
SueAnn Harding is one of the most caring teachers to work at Landmark. Sue has a positive influence on students that is expressed through her humor, and especially her kindness. Dedicated is the best word to describe Sue Her favorite thing about her job is that she gets paid to “harass” students.
This clip will make your heart sing. We ♥ Bonzo!
5 Questions with Mike Wing
What is your favorite vehicle manufacturer? GMC
What is your favorite drink? Diet Pepsi
What made you want to become a school janitor? Got laid off, and needed to support his family.
What do you enjoy most about your job? Having more time, being able to be with family.
What do you like to do in your spare time? Camping, Fishing, Hunting.
Students continued to work on their "How To" projects for English. These students explained the process for checking the oil in a car. Shelby completed the check. Karen captured each step in photos. Joey and Hailey then described and transcribed each of the completed steps in a presentation. This activity expanded the student's expository writing, communication, and collaborative skills. The final result is a useful, practical tutorial in basic car care.
Chef Molen was at it again today! Students tried their hand at sesame chicken with rice, from scratch. All the ingredients were there for a double delicious dinner.
The Student Council has been bringing awareness to the most important things students can do to increase their likelihood for graduation and future success. Sue had the students divide up and create visuals to accompany Landmark's 5 Vital Behaviors:
Believe it or not, this game of Hacky Sack is part of an English project. Students polished their expository writing skills by presenting a step-by-step guide, or "How to" project on the topic of their choice for English Class today. The finer points of gameplay, technique, scoring, ad dexterity were on display for this assignment.
Landmark scientists examined Owl Pellets last week. They learned about owl diets and habitats. They identified the tiny bones, skulls, and teeth that remained after owl digestion.