Check out the new artwork displayed at Leaves N’ Beans in Pekin. Drawing students created beautiful charcoal drawings of animals and people. Painting students created wonderful Mandalas using watercolor and geometry.
Zoology students identified structures and their functions within members of the Class Chondrichthyes. They also were able to tell what the diet was by looking at stomach contents.
Scholastic Bowl is at Dunlap tonight and a BIG Congratulations to Michael Weydert for being selected to the Mid Illini All Conference team!
Students in Manufacturing Tech are shown a demonstration on forging in preparation for their semester in the metal shop. #DragonPride
Intro to Culinary practiced restaurant back of the house tasks by making nachos!
Future scientists! Making observations under microscopes make science class so much fun!
Science students experimenting with gravity, friction and acceleration of cars!
Microscope Madness! Cells cells and more cells 🔬🧫🦠
Bruning’s third hour Foods 1 class made snickerdoodles to complete the measuring unit!
Consumer Economics students have been learning about supply and demand. They created a sales pitch (commercial) and they sold their products to each other, changing prices as the demand changed.
The pottery wheels are out and the Ceramics students are trying them out for the first time. Check back soon to see their progress and the awesome mugs they are making.
Bruning’s first hour Foods 1 finished up the measuring unit with Snickerdoodles!
These creepy crawlers have invaded there art room! The glass bugs were made the Intro to 3D Art students.
It’s a good day to play in the mud! Art students had fun today preparing their clay for future projects.
First group of students planning their 3D model of the cell membrane in Ms. G’s Biology class!
Anatomy students learning the structures of the knee!
Chemistry students performing experiments on different metals and copper (II) sulfate for single replacements reactions
Acceleration due to gravity lab for Mrs. Clark’s students
The first day of Winter Games week saw students competing in this ping pong challenge. It was harder than it looked, and some races were quite competitive!
Check out today’s Course Spotlight: WOODWORKING I & II
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