Let Out Your Energy In STEAM fourth grade boys learned all about how energy is stored and demonstrated that by storing energy in a rubber band and using it to send a propellor spinning across a zipline.
Can You See the Tension? 7th and 8th grade demonstrated surface tension in action by dripping a droplet of water on various items and seeing how the water droplet interacted with them.
MSG Mother-Daughter Melava Malka Moves and Inspires This past Motze Shabbos, the Middle School Girls and their mothers got together in the TDSA gym for a fun and uplifting event complete with food, games, challenges and performances.
Will All the Turkeys Please Stand Up? In STEAM the first grade boys challenged themselves to make a paper turkey stand on its own using only paper, turkey templates and pipe cleaners.
Thankful Turkeys The Kindergarten students learned all about the American holiday of thanksgiving and explored what they are thankful for. They then added the things they're thankful for to their Thankful Turkeys.
Understanding Erosion As part of their unit on erosion, fifth grade simulated erosion in the classroom using containers of sand and water.
Fingers on the Pulse In order to help the first grade boys understand the word "חיה-to live" Nurse Gris visited their class and taught them all about the heart and how it's pumping blood through the body helps us to live.
Let's Talk Turkey First grade boys completed turkey themed word searches and other turkey themed projects in Library this week.
Find the Fragment Third grade girls practice their skills identifying complete sentences and sentence fragments by competing in a virtual escape where sentences and sentence fragments were the clues to escape.
Matter Matters Seventh and eighth grades learned about the different states of matter. They then used plasma balls to demonstrate how plasmas interact with the electromagnetic energy from the human body.
