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Students are working on perfecting our CER (Claim, Evidence, Reasoning) response skills in 6th Grade ELA. Today students worked in pairs to complete a text evidence scavenger hunt where they were tasked with identifying the most relevant evidence from a short story we recently read.
Eighth grade band joined the high school band on the field for Homecoming tonight. Way to go!
We are very proud of our Wildcats of the Month, who were chosen as students who best exemplify this month's character trait, RESPECT. Congratulations to Marleigh G., Teddy G., and Carl J. Way to go, Wildcats!
Tailgate, Part 2
Another successful tailgate party in the books! Let's go, Wildcats!
Mr. Hasekamp's math classes are preparing for their upcoming test by working in stations.
Next week is Homecoming at MCHS! Let's support the Wildcats and join in their spirit week!
Mrs. Godsil's Science classes conducted insulated cup experiments this week!
In case you missed the previous email, Wagner Portrait Group only takes online orders for school photos.
See the link to place your order today!
FCCLA regional meeting was held Monday at Mark Twain High School. Way to represent, Wildcats!
Don't forget, tomorrow is Picture Day at MCMS!
This evening's MS Softball game at Van-Far has been postponed. At this time, no future date has been scheduled.
Fridays are team building days in Academic Lab, a chance for students and teachers to get to know one another and really build a sense of community.
This past week, in Mrs. Healy's AcLab, students worked in small groups to create Similarity Towers. Each group was given ten minutes to write down as many similarities amongst themselves as they could. They were then challenged to build the tallest towers they could out of those similarities.
Great teamwork, Wildcats!
Mr. Anthes's Social Studies classes worked with groups to learn about the Articles and other parts of the United States Constitution with matching activities.
Ms. Woods's classes harvested apples from our very own apple trees and used them to make applesauce, which was delicious!
More pictures from Mrs. Healy's "Home" activities.
Mrs. Healy's ELA students are reading a short story, "Home," by Hena Khan to learn how characters grow and change through their interactions with secondary characters. This week they worked by partner reading to work on reading fluence and answer some in-reading questions.
Mrs. Healy reports she is very proud of how supportive and cooperative her students were in the activity. Way to go, Wildcats!
Great things have been happening at MCMS! We have some catching up to do!
First student council meeting of the year happened last week.
Student Council officers elected include (from left to right): Cashton O., Treasurer; Marleigh G., President; Khloe T., Social Media Manager; Mylee H., Vice President, and Kennedy R., Secretary.
Congratulations to Kendall W who took 24th in the Fulton Cross Country meet this morning!
Middle School softball went 3-0 today, winning the North Callaway leg of the Elsberry tournament: 8-3 over Van-Far, 8-6 over North Callaway, and 11-3 over Wright City. Way to go, Wildcats!