Mrs. Justice's prepped for their next essay by using WeWillWrite. They answered several short fictional prompts with responses that were realistic and would be credible to the audience. They also enjoyed some fun last Friday! ✏️💻
Our Vikettes claimed the win against VMS! 🥎
Physical science students observed heat transfer through real life examples. They were able to observe radiation through shining a light on a solar fan and observing a heat lamp heating sand. They observed convection by looking at a lava lamp move. Lastly, they observed conduction through a plastic fish that folds when exposed to heat. 💡#STEM
Mrs. Herman's students reviewed for their Exploration and Settlement of Georgia test with a musical and mini skit!
8th grade science students are starting work on their STEM PBL. On Friday, they went outside to find what plants and trees remained in the food forest and discussed plans for clean up and soil testing. 🌱 #ProblemBasedLearning
Interested in playing basketball for PGM? Girls tryouts will be held October 6 & 7, and boys tryouts will be held October 8 & 9. All tryouts will run from 3:30-5:30. Participants must have a current physical on file and will need workout clothes and gym shoes. 🏀
Mrs. Soldani's students worked in pairs to compare how women’s roles in 19th-century France were portrayed in historical texts versus fiction, using an informational article and the short story “The Necklace." 📖
Congrats to our Kona Ice Ohana “Be Good Do Good For Good” Award Winners!! We appreciate the great attitudes and behavior of these students. 😄 #PBIS
Various social studies classes took time today to reflect during a gallery walk of remembrance for 9/11. The poster exhibit honored the lives lost and explored the impact of that day on our nation’s history. #NeverForget
Mrs. Justice’s classes worked in small groups yesterday to analyze a text about a mysterious stolen gem, focusing on the author’s purpose, intended audience, and writing techniques. ✏️📖💎
Congratulations to Mrs. Dunn and Ms. Seawright! Both are recipients of Colquitt EMC’s Bright Ideas Grant.💡
Their grants, Bringing Light and Knowledge through Art (Mrs. Dunn) and Game-Based Learning (Ms. Seawright) are going to make a great impact on our students. We are proud of their dedication to creative learning! 😊
Minecraft Club met for the first time this week! Students were challenged to construct two story virtual building models while demonstrating their skills on timed modes using teamwork and collaboration strategies. 🎮
Wave Back Wednesday was a blast from the past! #Homecoming #OneLowndes
Mrs. Browning’s 6th grade math students used playing cards to practice addition and subtraction of integers. ❤️♠️♦️♣️
Thank you Kona Ice for providing smoothies for our staff today! It was the perfect lunchtime treat. We ❤️ having you as a community partner!
In remembrance of 9/11, the PGM Military Club continued their tradition of posting a poster exhibit which shares many stories about the event and its aftermath. Many social studies classes will visit the exhibit tomorrow. 🇺🇸
7th grade life science students investigated the chemical processes associated with photosynthesis. They used colorful candy pieces to model the various chemicals that plants use for photosynthesis and what happens to those chemicals after photosynthesis happens. 🌱 #STEM
Matey Monday and Tropical Twin Tuesday were full of homecoming dress up fun! 🏴☠️🌴Can't wait to see which decades are represented tomorrow for Wave Back Wednesday! #Homecoming #OneLowndes
Ms. Howard's social studies students worked together in groups to debate whether pieces of evidence in a text were strong or weak in their support of a claim. ⚖️
On Saturday, 6th grade band students from PGM, HMS, and LMS had their instrument kick off day. They were given instrument-specific information from guest instructors on the basics of playing their instruments. It was a great day, and they are looking forward to all the music they will make this year! 🎶 #OneLowndes #MusicEducation
