Baker/Essig team completing LEGENDS week. After learning about John Henry, Paul Bunyon, along with discussion of Arthur Legend Sword in the Stone, students went outside to first hand experience some of the aspects.
Several students had the opportunity to spend a day hiking the Steven Newman Perimeter Trail with Steve Newman! The day was packed with history lessons about his walk around the world along with identifying plants, trees, flowers, shells, animal tracks and rocks along the way!
8th graders in Ms. Kincer's class are finding creative ways to express what they've learned through independent reading books by creating Passion Projects!
Thank you to Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Jowers, two of the best and for making everything run smoothly at BTMS!
Mr. Swingle’s students working on one of their Move this World activities.
Mrs. Clift's social studies classes went to Egypt!
Students in Mrs. Patrick’s class are learning about the brain. They got with partners to do a “Ruler drop and grab” experiment to test their “Reaction Time”. They recorded their results.
Mrs. Lewis’s art students finding their own unique ways to create art this past week.
Students in Mrs. Patrick’s class worked with partners to complete two Gizmos: “The Solar Eclipse” and “The Circulatory System”.
6th graders doing their math reviews\
8th Graders: BTHS Football Meeting for next season is scheduled on May 13th
Mrs. Clift's students are drawing Egyptian vocab words.
Mrs. Jones’ students had spelling wars with paper plates.
8th grade students finished their study of Ohio Science Learning Standards with some hands-on review of forces and motion. They built an electromagnet and manipulated the current to pick up paper clips.
Fun Friday when it’s raining outside!
Students on the Parlier/Swingle team enjoying their Fun Friday reward time for having no missing assignments this week.
BACK 2 BACK. Bethel-Tate Middle School Music has been nationally recognized by @NAMMFoundation through the #SupportMusic Merit Award for 2024. BTMS is just one of 122 schools in the USA to receive this award and one of five in Ohio! This award recognizes the high achievement level of our students, high student participation rate, support from administration and community, and more. Responses were verified by school officials and reviewed by The Music Research Institute at the University of Kansas. Congratulations and this is another testament that Bethel-Tate is truly a part of the #BestCommunitiesforMusicEducation!
Baker/Essig team researching, condensing, discussing, and selecting a favorite eclipse story of either a historical impact or legend.
Amazing THINKING Race was a great time for students and parents at the PALS meeting with Ms. Frost and Mrs. Mayes!
Mr. Swingle’s history students playing a "blooket" to review their Middle Age Africa unit.
