In Anthropology this terms, students are learning about how environment and culture interact to create unique human populations. To get a better understanding of this interplay, students did tests on soil samples to determine which soils were more likely to give rise to agricultural civilizations.
Earlier this week, students in Sueann's Digital Media class took a field trip to take photos to begin their unit about photography.
Recently, in Cope's and Emily's Biology classes, students conducted important experiments to help them understand DNA mutations. Possibly the most important lab student's have ever had... making pancakes!
The best way to learn is on a full stomach!
Our next blood drive is coming up! This February 21st (Wednesday)... If you're interested, sign up with Brian in Room 147.
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Several weeks ago, Chelsie anthropology class completed an archaeological dig to finish their unit about archaeology. Students had to map, grid, plot, excavate, and interpret site details to attempt to understand what happened at the sites.