We were super excited to have one of our very own students Hannon Reigel share her testimony in FCA today! Great job Hannon!
8th Grade Theatre students had a great morning watching The Little Mermaid put on by Byrnes High School. 🧜♀️ 🎶 Afterwards, they got to enjoy a delicious meal at Pizza Inn. 🍕
Our 8th graders took advantage of the sunshine ☀️ and beautiful weather today to complete their IReady lessons during FLEX time. 😎
Ms. Johnson’s 6th grade historians were on a mission earlier this week! Students took charge of their learning with a Wicked Hydra Eduprotocol activity, diving into images from our Middle Ages unit. They asked questions, made sharp observations, and shared thoughtful answers with their peers — all while building collaboration and critical thinking skills!
So proud of the way these young scholars brought history to life!
Our first talent show is in the books! Excellent job to all the students for working hard and sharing their talents with us. And special thanks to Mrs. Chiles and Student Council for organizing this event.
First place🥇: Alicia Fonseca singing “Easy On Me” by Adele 🎶
Second place🥈: Hannon Reigel with a karate act 🥋
Third place🥉: Adrianna Hillman and Divya Hunt with their original step act. 💃
Honorable mention 🏆: Phoenix Burke on the piano 🎹
Our guys met all together for the first time to rehearse on their own as a men’s choir. We are excited to hear the sound they are making together! 🎼🎶
Don't forget tomorrow night is our first ever Beech Springs talent show! It'll be in the BSMS cafeteria. We can't wait to showcase our panthers!
I spy 🕵️ a butterfly. Our 8th graders applied their knowledge of adaptations to a fun I spy project today. They camouflaged their butterflies to adapt the classroom.🦋 Then our admin and teachers came in at the end of the day to find them! The students who's butterflies remained unfound won a prize.🎊 #sciencerocks
We love the smiles from these panthers as they enjoyed the GORGEOUS weather and sunshine today! ☀️
Dr. Williams led our girls in our LIT group last Friday. They've learned and grown so much this year under her guidance! 💜
🌟Dive into the world of Shakespeare! Ms. Crabtrees English 1 Honors students collaborated to create insightful "body biographies" of characters from Romeo and Juliet. They gathered evidence to uncover character strengths, weaknesses, and motivations. 🤔 Look at their AWESOME work below! 🤩⬇️
Our Beech Springs choir traveled to CPA last week received Superior with Distinction (that means every single judge gave the kids superiors)! Way to go! 🎼🎶
All smiles in our Theatre department today as students prepare to perform a dinner theatre for a SOLD OUT audience tonight! Students have worked so hard over the past two months to put on this fun show. Break a leg, cast and crew of Mystery at Shady Acres! 🕵️🎭
We have an amazing staff here at Beech. When students were struggling to understand a math concept, our math interventionist, Mrs. Kinard stepped in to teach it with fresh eyes and a hands on demonstration. We love the support our staff has for each other and how they have the same goals-our student's needs! 💜
"Our little bud." 🌹Students in 8th grade science partnered in pairs to create a little bud. They flipped their sticks to see which allele they'd pass on to their offspring and what genetic trait that would be. 🧬Then they took all the phenotypes and created their little bud. 🌸🌷
FLEX club Fridays took advantage of warm weather and hosted clubs outside today. Take a look at the fun below! ⬇️
Mini musicals, major talent! — Our 6th grade Theatre students are getting ready for an unforgettable in-class performance with singing, dancing, and acting. Bravo to their hard work! 🎭⭐️🎶
It's a 'Roundup!" Students in Mrs. Landon's classes reviewed vocabulary from their genetic unit by high fiving others to pair with a new allele. They then identified what their new genotype was. 🤠
Some students in sixth grade had an in-house field trip last week due to their field trip to roper mountain science center being canceled previously. Students learned about natural disasters, which is one of the sixth grade science standards. Students watched a video on extreme weather, played a gimkit, built bird houses to withstand storms, looked at area of geometric figures on weather maps, and created a volcano.
Have your DNA and eat it too! 🧬Students in 8th grade have learned all about genetics and DNA. Today they created edible models to show which nitrogenous bases paired together. What a sweet lesson! 🍬
