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spiritofidahoaward.jpgSpirit of Idaho Award
Gifted and Talented students from Jerome Middle School and two seniors working on their senior projects have collaborated with local medical personnel and started the free Tiger Health and Wellness Clinic.  The students along with their teacher’s Katie Cutler and Sandy Nordquist,  Jennifer Jones, RN  and Dr. David McClusky, a surgeon from Twin Falls, met throughout the summer to learn basic health care, how to take blood pressures , information on diet, exercise and the harmful effects of smoking. 

 

 

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Misplaced Modifiers???
Students in 8th grade language arts with Mrs. Loosli are working on misplaced modifiers. A misplaced modifier is where a portion of the sentence is in the wrong spot and makes the sentence incorrect. These can sometimes be funny, as shown in the sentences the students were asked to work with. Students were asked to illustrate the misplaced modifier in each sentence and then correctly re-write it.
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8th Grade Art Students Have Been Very Busy

Rainstick Art Project

 rainstick1.jpgThe 8th grade art students recently made rainsticks as part of their sculpture unit in class.  Rainsticks are originally from South America, but are now found and possibly used around the world.  Instead of using cactus, rocks, and beans to create a stick with a rain sound, these art students used cardboard tubes, nails, and popcorn.  Since rainsticks were rainstick2.jpgtraditionally made by common, everyday people, the art students studied the types of images that would have decorated those original rainsticks.  These images or type of art known as folkart were used in a modern way by the art students.

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Gyotaku Fish Printing
The 8thgrade art students have been getting to know fish a little too well through the ancient fish print 2.jpgJapanese craft called Gyotaku.  As part of their printmaking unit, they printed either a real or fake fish’s texture using pafish print 3.jpgint and paper.fish print.jpg

 

6th Grade Registration Coming in March...
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