Culinary 1 students doing a kitchen equipment scavenger hunt in the lab.
🫧Learning about cell membranes in a hands-on way! Students in Mrs. Erfurdt’s Honors Biology class used bubble solution to model the cell membrane and tested whether different items could passed through. They also used string to create their own "channel proteins", exploring how membranes control what enters and leaves the cell. A fun way to bring cell transport and membrane structure to life! 🫧💙
1st and 2nd Period intro to floral design classes with their finished homecoming garters!
Thanks to all those who came out to the community Pep Rally!
PALS toured NMS yesterday and NES today in preparation for meeting their PALees next week!
🔬🌿 Honors Biology in action! Today, students in Mrs. Erfurdt’s Honors Biology classes put their microscope skills to work as they examined Elodea plant cells and prepared wet mounts of their own cheek cells! Students compared plant and animal cells firsthand while observing the structures that make each type of cell unique!
#HonorsBiology #Microscopy #PlantCells #AnimalCells #HandsOnLearning
Learning Through Hands-On Science!
Our Aquatic Science students in Mrs. Muniz’s classes got hands-on with a colorful Walking Water activity! Students observed how water travels through paper towels while reviewing important concepts like cohesion, adhesion, and capillary action. We then connected these concepts to the real world by discussing how water moves through and impacts aquatic environments and ecosystems. Science is always more fun when we can see it happen right in front of us! 🌊🌈
Lady Jays in action vs Harmony!
Practicum in Floral Design student Brielle Bontemps constructed a Texas mum for the school Bluejay!
Honors Biology students in Mrs. Erfurdt’s class are getting hands-on with one of the most important tools in biology - the microscope! Students are learning proper microscope techniques while examining prepared slides and creating their own wet mounts. From focusing and adjusting magnification to carefully preparing and observing, students are building the skills they’ll use throughout the year to explore the microscopic world!
Mrs Whites Career prep classes presenting their Occupation Research Projects to the class
Homecoming week is here!! Check out the pic for daily themes! Go Blue Jays!
Getting set for kickoff in Santa Fe!
NHS team tennis defeated El Campo 15-4 yesterday afternoon!
From 1776 text to 21st-century theory! 🇺🇸 For their first major AP Gov project, Mrs. Hajdik’s students created Blackout Poetry directly from the Declaration of Independence. Their goal: isolate key words from the original text to illustrate foundational Unit 1 ideas. They created some amazing projects!
🔬 Biology in action! 🧬
This week in Mrs. Korenek’s, Mrs. Collin’s & Mrs. Muniz’s classrooms, our Biology students got to take their learning from the textbook to the microscope!
Students practiced using microscopes while observing Elodea plant cells and their own cheek cells. They were able to see firsthand that cells aren’t just something we read about—they’re all around us! 🌱🧫
From setting up slides and focusing their microscopes to identifying cell structures and making observations, our students were busy being scientists! 🧪🔬
We love seeing those “WHOA, I can actually see a cell!” moments happen in the classroom. 💙
Here’s a peek at what our Biology students have been up to! 📸✨
#Biology #HandsOnLearning #FutureScientists #MicroscopeLab #CellBiology #NeedvilleISD
Thanks to NHS Student Council for the treats today!
Students in Mrs. Erfurdt, Mrs. Collins, and Mrs. Muniz’s aquatic science classes used the unique properties of water, such as cohesion and adhesion, to move a water droplet through a laminated maze! Learning in action! 💧
Learning from the leaders! Principles of Law students explored the careers and contributions of law enforcement leaders through an engaging gallery walk activity.
Learning, creating, and giving back! Our Child Advocacy Club members are learning to use looms to make handmade beanies for children.
