Students in Mrs. Starline’s Language Arts class have been busy crafting their own argumentative essays after reading Boy, Roald Dahl’s engaging memoir. Using evidence from the text, each student developed and defended a clear argument connected to Dahl’s experiences.
8th graders in Career Exploration are completing their reflection on the budget they created. Mrs. Harrison was pleased that every student was able to make adjustments so their budget balanced or had a surplus.
6th graders in Mrs. Lee's science class took on a fun and festive Challenge today! 🍂🏗️ Students worked in teams to design and build a shelter that could protect the Pilgrims from wind, rain, and snow— it even had to include a working door so the Pilgrims could enter and exit.
Mrs. Starline’s language arts students ended their Roald Dahl unit on a sweet note—sampling candies straight from the pages of Dah's memoir Boy! 🍬📚
Turkey Tourney Dodgeball championship game!☄️Congrats to the 8th grade team for winning! Have a great Thanksgiving break everyone!🦃
This year’s Dodgeball Tournament was the best by far. Both 7th and 8th grade had 6 teams each to represent and 6th grade had a record of 11 TEAMS! The most ever by a grade. Congrats to all our winners and the 8 th graders who won over the staff this year.
This year’s Dodgeball Tournament was the best by far. Both 7th and 8th grade had 6 teams each to represent and 6th grade had a record of 11 TEAMS! The most ever by a grade. Congrats to all our winners and the 8 th graders who won over the staff this year.
🍁🦃 Thanksgiving Break is almost here! There will be no school for students or staff November 26-28, 2025. Wishing all our Bethel-Tate families a safe, relaxing break and a wonderful Thanksgiving!🥧🍗
Our October and November Tigers of the Month! 🐾🐅 #FollowingTheTigerWay
Students dressed as lumberjacks getting ready to cut down Christmas trees for the day after Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Carnahans class chose “Clash of the Holidays” for their spirit week theme.
7th and 8th grade Art students creating stunning color chalk lights!
7th graders predicted how many baskets they thought they’d make out of 10, then took 10 real shots to test their accuracy. Using proportions, they calculated their percent error to compare their predictions to their actual results.
Students in Mrs. Patrick’s classroom are researching how the Paleolithic people adapted to their environment.
7th graders in Career Exploration used the game 5 Second Rule to practice communication and critical thinking while under pressure. They will definitely need those skills in their future jobs!
Students are learning about the middle colonies through a fur trading simulation and learning about different aspects of the Quaker life.
7th grade math students engaged in a collaborative activity to classify percent problems by type, including percent change, tax, and discounts. This helped them deepen their understanding of how percentages are applied in real-world situations.
Veterans Day 2025🇺🇸
Veterans Day 2025🇺🇸
Students made greeting cards for each veteran who attended our Veterans Day ceremony.
