BTMS teachers teamed up to be a spooky squad for Trick or Twin Tuesday 🎃👻
Mrs. Carnahan and Mrs. Lee’s students enjoying their popsicle treats for completing their IXL Bingo sheets. Thank you to the parents for your donations!
Our classroom got a little spooky as students took turns sharing their fall narratives by candlelight! A fun way to celebrate their hard work and creativity just in time for Halloween!
Mrs. Frazier's PE classes completed a Skeleton Mystery in the haunted gym. It was very spoookyyyy!
🎃🧪 Our 7th grade scientists got into the Halloween spirit with our Barf Bag exothermic reaction activity! Students observed the bag inflate as gas formed and felt the temperature change as the reaction released heat. Spooky science in action! 👻
Students in Mrs. Lee’s class designed their very own Halloween Houses to sell! Each student presented their listing and tried to persuade their classmates that their Halloween House was the one to buy! After hearing all the presentations, students voted for their favorite house.
7th graders enjoying first quarter reward at McDonald’s.
One of my favorite projects of the year-6th Grade Self Portrait’s inspired by Tim Burton!
The 8th grade Halloween Hype! Our 8th graders are all dressed up for Halloween!
Halloween spirit week!🎃
Trunk or treat was the BEST time!!🎃 Can't wait until next year!
Mr. Jandes' Algebra 1 class using slope-intercept form on Desmos to create a spiderweb.
Look at these amazing October Tigers of Month!🐅🐾
🎬✏️ From readers to storytellers!
Students in Mrs. Starline’s ELA class are bringing stories to life through storyboards! Combining illustrations with written details, they’re exploring how characters, setting, and events come together to tell a story—one frame at a time. 📖
Students in Mrs. Starline’s ELA class are bringing stories to life through storyboards! Combining illustrations with written details, they’re exploring how characters, setting, and events come together to tell a story—one frame at a time. 📖
Mr. Essig’s math class working with MR. SLOPE GUY. This is a visual representation of slope that makes a face. Mr. Slope guy is a great study tool for our 8th graders.
Thanks to EVERYONE who came to support this year’s BTMS Student Council Trunk or Treat!! The turnout was AMAZING! 🎃
8th graders in Career Exploration are completing a career interest survey. These surveys are a great way to help students identify their personal preferences, interests, and work styles so they can connect them to compatible jobs, college majors, or career paths.
Students did a walking field trip to Bethel Historic Museum. Each student chose two items to research. They will use their research to create informational cards that will be included in the museum's display cases. Afterward, they enjoyed lunch and flex time at Burke Park.
Ms. Riley’s 5th grade Ecosystem in a box project!
Ms. Riley’s 5th grade Ecosystem in a box project!
