6th Grade students show off their creative side and understanding of animal/plant cell structures.
over 6 years ago, Adam Hock
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Cell models 3
Cell Models
8th grade Field Trip to Edgerton Explorit Center
over 6 years ago, Sheri Chittenden
8th Grade Field Trip
8th Grade Field Trip
8th Grade Field Trip
Paxton 8th Grade Science Students & Instructor Adam Hock visit the Edgerton Explorit Center in Aurora, NE
over 6 years ago, Sheri Chittenden
8th Grade Field Trip
8th Grade Field Trip
8th Grade Field Trip
8th Grade Field Trip
High School Science Update: Physical Science students are investigating factors that affect momentum and Physics students used projectile motion basics to predict how far a marble would roll off their desks.
over 6 years ago, Katie Stevenson
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Anatomy students studied the structure of the eyeball and then dissected cow eyeballs to see those structures in real life!
over 6 years ago, Katie Stevenson
Anatomy
Anatomy
Anatomy
Anatomy
Seniors practice teamwork by choosing a tent to set up!
over 6 years ago, Jean Spencer
Figuring out how the poles need to be place to raise up the tent.
Teamwork makes the dream work.
Figuring out how to secure the rainfly.
Teamwork won!!
Preschool students giving high school psychology students first-hand knowledge of child development.
over 6 years ago, Deb Meyer
Making calming, relaxing lavender play dough with their Tiger Pals.
Preschools working on focusing skills and following directions.
Having fun reading books with their Tiger Pals.
It's Tiger Pal reading time for Gavin and Caleb.
Paxton Schools initiated a Lockout drill this morning in order to conduct a canine search of our building as a follow up to Red Ribbon Week. Drills like this keep our school a safe place for students and staff.
over 6 years ago, Del Dack
Paxton Teachers attend Fall NETA. Thank you Paxton Teachers for your dedication to learning and teaching our students. Go Tigers!!!
over 6 years ago, Del Dack
Fall NETA
Reminder: No School- Friday, November 2nd. Teacher In-Service Day.
over 6 years ago, Del Dack
The November 2018 Newsletter is now available. http://5il.co/5fuk
over 6 years ago, Paxton Schools
Physics students took advantage of the nice weather and went outside to see who could throw a football the highest. They had to use kinematic equations to find the height of their projectile.
over 6 years ago, Katie Stevenson
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We have a new black swallowtail butterfly in 1st grade!
over 6 years ago, Dana Merrill
A beautiful new butterfly!
5th graders had two more Mystery Skypes this week. We found one class in New Jersey and the other class in Virgina. We love learning new facts about each state at the end of our Skype.
over 6 years ago, Megan Mullen
Question keepers
Puzzle mappers
Pondering the clues.
Thinking of our next question.
Mrs.Spencer introduced our students to her Aunt and Uncle, Carol Rasmussen and Dr. Martin Noecker.Carol is a science writer for NASA and Dr. Noecker is an engineer at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab.They visited with us about space, climate change, and their experiences as scientists.
over 6 years ago, Katie Stevenson
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Today the 5th graders got a close up look at food chains during our science lab. What did the owl eat?
over 6 years ago, Megan Mullen
It is intricate work to find the small pieces.
Digging in to the owl pellet.
Identifying what the owl ate.
Identifying what the owl ate.
State Football Playoffs Pep Rally @ 10:30 Thurs. Oct. 25th in the Paxton Gym! Go Tigers!
over 6 years ago, Sheri Chittenden
Reminder, Paxton Schools will have a 10 AM start on Tuesday, October 23. Buses will run accordingly.
over 6 years ago, Del Dack
Reminder of the Chuck Elley presentation tonight at 6:30 PM in the school gymnasium. Hope to see you there.
over 6 years ago, Del Dack
Congrats to the football team for qualifying for the D2 playoffs. Order your playoff shirts at the website below. Orders are due by 10:59 PM on Sunday Oct 21. Order and pay online, shirts will be delivered to the school. https://paxtonfbplayoffs18.itemorder.com/sale
over 6 years ago, Scott Jorgensen