Movies

Pop-Up Restaurant, Three Sisters Cafe

Today we opened our pop-up restaurant, The Three Sisters Cafe. We served three courses based on Native American cuisine. We served succotash, hominy, and berries with wild rice. Every student had a role and demonstrated what they learned. It was a great day!

Cooking to learn lesson

I asked a bunch of seniors in my study hall what they would like to learn before they leave high school and since they may be living away from home soon many said they would like to know how to use an oven and cook something. My objective was to teach them how to cook something nutritious, tasty, and simple to make on their own. It was a great lesson with them demonstrating following directions, working together, and cooking something. It is also a great video for me to use to teach my own students.

Scotty Slade Documentary

Classroom Expectations Movie 2

Classroom Expectations Movie

Dog Biscuit Movie

Iroquois Faculty Basketball Game, Proceeds Benefit I.F.A. Scholarships

Folding Laundry Movie

Job Interview Movie

Job Reference Movie

Job Reference Movie Bloopers!

Erupting Volcano Movie

Gezabell the Therapy Dog Movie

Compost Tri-Fold Project

See-Through Compost Container Project

Bird Watching Lesson

Cooking to Learn

Butterfly Movie

Demonstrating the Distillation Process Movie

The Amazing Gunnar James!

As part of my ongoing plan to have students from the school come into the classroom and get to know my students we invited Junior, Gunner Haberl in to preform his magic show.

India's Painted Elephant Lesson

Maple Syrup Lesson Movie

Movie about Mr. Maskulinski and Mrs. Becher teaching us about how to make maple syrup. Thank you to Mrs. Becher and Mr. Maskulinski for teaching us a great lesson!

Seashell Project

Abby went to Ft. Myers Beach and brought back seashells. Abby then researched the names of the shells and presented what she learned to the class.

Marshmallow Science Experiment

My students learned that there are invisible waves in a microwave that "excite" water molecules. In food, these water molecules spin, causing them to heat up. When the water molecules heat up, the food also heats up. When food and water heat up, they expand.

Through this experiment, students found that a marshmallow will grow larger because bubbles of moist air in the marshmallows expand, making the whole marshmallow grow. Plus it was just super fun!