Theoretical vs. Experimental Probability

7th grade students seeing the difference between experimental and theoretical probability using skittles. 

Students first ran the experiment to tally the probability. 

Then students counted the skittles to calculate what "should happen" based on total numbers. 

Students compare percentages to see how close they were. 

Coming soon: 8th grader videos explaining the difference between reflection and refraction!

Why does the pencil appear to be in 2 pieces? Ask an 8th grader.

6th graders at Yerled Observatory

8th graders creating laser mazes using the Law of Reflection

The first 7th grade dissection of the year...chicken wings! Looking at muscles and bones.

6th graders figuring out mineral properties by calculating densities.

8th grade is doing genetic probability today!

Padre here we come!

Green giant anaconda skin from the Amazon!

I made a light bulb!

What is Mrs. Delaney going to do with this jar at the WSST Conference?

Ask an 8th grader why these colors don't mix.

How many pennies can your boat fit before sinking?

Why did the can implode? Not sure, ask an 8th grader.

Random Acts of Kindness Day at LC!

Race Day!

Earthquake Not So Safe Buildings!

Balloon powered cars to study Newton's Laws of Motion! Race day is Friday.

Geometry Cities

Here are some of the final products. The look great!

Minute to Win It, Inertia Lab in 8th grade.

Student council planning meeting!

Catapult launch practice

Singing about continental drift for extra credit!

8th grade catapults to learn about projectile motion.

More virus sharing!

I'm just a bill project.

The 7th grade had a great time learning about different ways to present a video. This will come in handy for a video assignment that Mr.Waech assigned. Thank you Mrs. Yingling!

7th graders finding the source of the virus!