Join us at Beebe Middle School on February 12, 2019, from 5:00 - 7:00 for a fun and exciting night of games and family fun. Get your free family portrait made! Play games! Find out, "Are You Smarter Than a Middle Schooler?"
In science, Ms. Davis's class enjoyed learning about food chains by playing card games. They also researched an animal and created animal bio poems.
In math, we also played games to practice reading, writing, comparing, and rounding decimals.
Beebe Middle School parents, If your family has been affected by the government shutdown, we want to help. Please contact Counselor Cari Rector (cari.rector@badger.k12.ar.us). Tell us what you need. Your friends and family at Beebe Middle School are here to help.
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Beebe Middle School Math Game Night
Who: BMS Students, Parents and Relatives
What: An evening of games, fun, punch and cookies
When: February 12, 5:00-7:00 pm
Where: BMS
Why: See how math is fun at BMS. Test your knowledge! Are you smarter than a Middle Schooler?
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Beebe Middle School Cocoa Night
Who - BMS students, parents, and relatives
What - Live performances, dramatic readings, scavenger hunting, and free cookies with cocoa!
Where - Beebe Middle School
When - Tuesday, January 15th from 5-7PM
Why - Come learn about the wonders of reading and dive into amazing literature while you get to enjoy some delicious treats! It's a great time for the whole family!
Beebe Middle School Cocoa Night
Who - BMS students, parents, and relatives
What - Live performances, dramatic readings, scavenger hunting, and free cookies with cocoa!
Where - Beebe Middle School
When - Tuesday, January 15th from 5-7PM
Why - Come learn about the wonders of reading and dive into amazing literature while you get to enjoy some delicious treats! It's a great time for the whole family!
Join us on January 15 for a cup of hot cocoa and reading performances by our students; a great way to spend a cold winter night! On February 12, COME ON DOWN and see if you can play our students at a variety of challenging math games! Are you smarter than a middle schooler?
In Mrs. Allgood's 5th grade classes, students created and shared math games with their classmates. Students are learning about the materials necessary to grow plants. They are currently waiting for their hydroponics plants to sprout and grow.
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A student led initiative is turning Mr. Belew's 5th grade Class into a Christmas Wonderland!
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In Mrs. Light's math classes, we are learning to multiply and divide whole numbers and decimals by powers of 10 (such as 10, 100 and 1000). We not only practice solving these types of problems, we also practice explaining to others how we arrived at the answer and why our answer is the correct one. Most students learn the steps to solve these types of problems quickly, but have a hard time explaining the "how" and "why" of it. We spend a lot of time explaining the "how" and "why" in our math classrooms.
For almost two weeks, in Mrs. Redman's Language Arts enrichment class, students researched "Should individuals drink bottled water or tap water?" and then discussed their findings using a Socratic discussion. We presented, in two groups, this form of discussion and they really enjoyed themselves. When one group presented, the other group had to listen and figure out what they could say, when it was their turn, based on the discussion and their research. This discussion allowed them to hear other students' thoughts and debate using discussion phrases to help the conversation move along while respecting others' opinions. The students then responded to a google form asking for feedback about the discussion. They were asked what they liked, what they would do differently, and would enjoy doing it again? The students responded with almost 70% interested in doing this type of discussion again.
Future Meteorologists in training from Mr. Belew's 5th grade science class explore the crystalline structure of snowflakes.
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Mrs. Vaden's 5th Grade Social Studies Classes studied causes of the American Revolution, which included Great Britain's "Taxation of the Colonies Without Representation".One favorite activity was the Boston Tea Party. Students read both British and Colonists accounts of the incident, gathering information from a variety of resources. Loyalists and Patriots alike shared "tea and biscuits," concluding with the development of opinion pieces of the historic incident.
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Mr. Belew's class won the Beebe Middle School Red RIbbon Week canned fruit drive by collecting more than 100 cans of fruit for food pantries in our community!
Red Ribbon Week and Halloween Carnival Fun at Beebe Middle School
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Mr. Belew's Moby Max Wall of Fame Members for Week One. A Team members have an "A" average for the week. Homework Heroes spent more than 30 minutes at home working independently on Moby Max Math.
Mr. Belew at is "beary" proud of his class for being the top AR Class in 5th Grade! Way to go Mrs. Pasley, their reading teacher!
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Engaging learning is the best learning! Students in Mrs. Carter's class brought the Boston Tea Party to life. Students worked together to build tea crates. These crates had to keep a bag of tea dry after they dropped it into the water. The team that designed the crate that kept the tea dry the longest won a prize. Students loved having a hands on experience while learning about an event of the past!
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