Middle School Students of the Month for February
almost 3 years ago, LaRae Ludwig
MS Student of the Month
Students in Chemistry were predicting the products of chemical reactions. Different tests (such as the flaming splint test) were done to identify chemicals produced and check their predictions.
about 3 years ago, Michael Foss
splint test for hydrogen
splint test for carbondioxide
Lab set up
flaming splint test for hydrogen gas
Students in physical science were exploring motion by using ultrasonic motion detectors and Logger Pro lab tools to graph the motion of manipulated objects. Students worked to understand how movement in one dimension can be graphed.
about 3 years ago, Michael Foss
Student moving a box and noticing how a graph of that motion changed
Student changing the position of a box relative to a sensor to change their graph.
Students in physical science were using pH strips to determine the pH of common household items, calculating pOH, and predicting properties of those items based on their acidity or alkalinity.
about 3 years ago, Michael Foss
Students calculating pH or pOH
Students determining the acidity of lemon juice
Celebrating LS-H Seniors! Class of 2022!
about 3 years ago, Jen Hovick
Seniors
Class of 2022
Mr. May’s PE classes are enjoying skating at the Community Center!
about 3 years ago, Jen Hovick
Skating in PE
Skating in PE
Students in physical science were observing the chemical reactions of chemical equations that they were balancing!
about 3 years ago, Michael Foss
Students observed a double replacement reaction
Students observed a synthesis reaction
AVID 9 students completed an Expository Writing Unit where they created board games based on Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. They then took a class period to play another classmate's game.
about 3 years ago, Ryan Wendlandt
AVID
AVID
AVID
Accel. Algebra test their Barbie Bungee cord predictions today.
about 3 years ago, Ryan Wolf
Barbie Bungee Jumping
Barbie Bungee Jumping
Barbie Bungee Jumping
Barbie Bungee Jumping
Accel. Algebra students use data collected to write an equation that can be used to predict how many rubber bands to add to Barbie's bungee cord to make it thrilling yet safe.
about 3 years ago, Ryan Wolf
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Le Sueur-Henderson Jr. High Knowledge Bowlers competed in the sub-regional meet at Minnesota State University- Mankato today. Placing 13 out of 48 qualifies them for the Regional meet next Monday. Congratulations to these students for representing the LSH community so well!
about 3 years ago, Ryan Wendlandt
Le Sueur-Henderson Jr. High Knowledge Bowlers competed in the sub-regional meet at Minnesota State University- Mankato today. Placing 13 out of 48 qualifies them for the Regional meet next Monday. Congratulations to these students for representing the LSH community so well!
8th Grade Accel. Algebra students are modeling Barbie bungee jumping. The data they collect will be used to write a mathematical equation to predict how many rubber bands are needed to fall a specified distance.
about 3 years ago, Ryan Wolf
Barbie Bungee Jumping
Barbie Bungee Jumping
Barbie Bungee Jumping
Barbie Bungee Jumping
Students in physical science are investigating the properties of ionic compounds so they can compare those properties with the observed properties of covalent compounds.
about 3 years ago, Michael Foss
Students testing solubility of CuCl2 in methanol.
Students recording observations of CuCl2.
Students in Chemistry are exploring alloys by making a "Silver" and "Gold" penny.
about 3 years ago, Michael Foss
Student holding a plain penny, zinc-coated penny, then brass coated penny.
Students in Chemistry are using their creativity through stop-motion animation to show what they know about the formation of ions and ionic compounds!
about 3 years ago, Michael Foss
Students diagraming Lewis Structures to add to their movie
Students diagraming Bohr models to add to their movie
Students adding text to their animation
The Le Sueur-Henderson Jr. High knowledge bowlers fueled up with donuts and cinnamon rolls today before heading off to competition in Mankato. They ended up placing 13th out of the 27 teams competing from around the region.
over 3 years ago, Ryan Wendlandt
The Le Sueur-Henderson Jr. High knowledge bowlers fueled up with donuts and cinnamon rolls today before heading off to competition in Mankato. They ended up placing 13th out of the 27 teams competing from around the region.
The Le Sueur-Henderson Jr. High knowledge bowlers fueled up with donuts and cinnamon rolls today before heading off to competition in Mankato. They ended up placing 13th out of the 27 teams competing from around the region.
Students in 9th-Grade physical science were making posters to show what they have learned about how the understanding of the atom has changed over time!
over 3 years ago, Michael Foss
Students are collaborating on what information is relevant to include on their poster
Students planning on spacing information to present.
Winter Activities are upon us!! Girls Hockey starts today.....Boys Hockey & Girls Basketball begins on Monday 11/15....Wrestling/Boys Basketball starts on Monday 11/22. If you didn't play a fall sport, stop by the office to get forms!
over 3 years ago, Jeff Christ
Congratulations to our Middle & High School Students of the Month!!
over 3 years ago, LaRae Ludwig
Nov MS Students of the Month
Nov HS Students of the Month
AVID 9 students participated in stations to simulate procrastination and the negative impact it can have. They had fun and were able to reflect on how to limit procrastination in their daily lives.
over 3 years ago, Ryan Wendlandt
AVID 9 students participated in stations to simulate procrastination and the negative impact it can have.  They had fun and were able to reflect on how to limit procrastination in their daily lives.
AVID 9 students participated in stations to simulate procrastination and the negative impact it can have.  They had fun and were able to reflect on how to limit procrastination in their daily lives.
AVID 9 students participated in stations to simulate procrastination and the negative impact it can have.  They had fun and were able to reflect on how to limit procrastination in their daily lives.
AVID 9 students participated in stations to simulate procrastination and the negative impact it can have.  They had fun and were able to reflect on how to limit procrastination in their daily lives.