Veterans Day 2025🇺🇸
Veterans Day 2025🇺🇸
Students made greeting cards for each veteran who attended our Veterans Day ceremony.
Students read the names through the flag field and honor our Veterans.🇺🇸
Thank you Veterans!🇺🇸
Our 7th graders used proportions to find percent increase and decrease in real-world scenarios. Each correct answer earned them a chance to find the hidden turkey!
Any BTMS student who has a special Veteran or Active service member, please contact the office to sign them up to attend our Veterans Day assembly!🇺🇸🎖️
Students are working on replacing existing verbs with more specific, stronger verbs while in Ms. Kincer’s 8th grade ELA class.
8th grade Career Exploration students research a job they are interested in.
Students in Mrs. Starline’s class explored tone and sensory details by using a video clip as inspiration to craft their own spooky stories! 👻✍️
Students in Mrs. Patrick’s classroom are researching information about the three different branches of government.
More Halloween fun!
Students in Mrs. Lee's 6th grade ELA class put their creative writing skills to the test by designing their own haunted houses and writing online listings to attract brave buyers! After crafting eerie (and often hilarious) advertisements, each student gave a sales pitch to the class to persuade their peers to “buy” their haunted property.
Happy Halloween!🎃 👻🍭
Students put their creativity to the test today by trying to “sell” this house. They did a fantastic job, coming up with some of the best lines, such as:
“This house is perfect for anyone with a dog! The yard is full of bones for your furry friend to dig up."
FC Cincinnati Day at BTMS!⚽️
Some of Mrs. Starline’s students earned a special lunch at McDonald’s to celebrate their outstanding behavior during the first quarter! 🍔👏 Great job following the Tiger Way!
7th graders teamed up to play “Hit the Target” while using proportional relationships to find missing values 🎯
Students in Mrs. Carnahan’s homeroom enjoyed having lunch at McDonald’s for their first quarter reward.
Students examined pieces of evidence and developed theories about what happened to the Lost Colony of Roanoke.
