Interesting information about our moon! Check it out!

NASA ‏@NASA  

Is the moon lopsided? Scientists using Grail data say it is. Find out why! http://go.nasa.gov/1nGLx8o   

Want to see Jupiter???

Jupiter will be the first 'star' that you can see at sunset. Go out tonight and take a look!

New pictures of Mars

Take a look at this link . It shows Mars with a new creator! Exciting!

What was Ms. Hayes up to?????

The school mentor at Harrison had some things she wanted to try out with 4th grade. 

She has balloons, milk, soda, juice, ketchup, vinegar, oil, and water. And oh a few more items....a candle and a lighter! What could she have in mind? Check out Harrison's page to see what happened in  Mrs. Garcia's class.

Bickel Science Discovery Day

Check out the pictures from Bickel's Science Day.Go to Bickel's page. There will be more to come as I get them sorted. The students really seemed to enjoy the presenters and for the most part were very respectful and attentive. Thanks for showing how great our school is!

Ms. Milligan got to hold the ball python Mr. Usenbach brought. I think she found a friend!

For all of those astronomers out there

This is Neptune, the farthest planet in our system. Here is the link for this image  Neptune's picture. It includes how and where the image came from. This page includes links that give you more pictures and information about Neptune. This is also a site for an astronomy picture a day. Take a look and enjoy!

Finding Saturn in the night sky.

Here is a map of how to find Saturn in the night sky.
This website has information about how to find planets and stars that are visible in out night skies. Enjoy!
Earth Sky Tonight

ID Power Presentation

Last week 5th graders were treated to a presentation from Liz Haugee from ID Power. She presented 'The Shocking Truth'. Showing the students why and how  to be safe around electricity. She even dressed a few up in some of the protective gear the power line workers wear....exciting!