
5th graders in Mrs. Buchanan’s Science class used Quiz-Quiz-Trade to review vocabulary before their quiz on Earth’s rotation.








Mrs. Walla's Algebraic Thinking students completed a short board game of evaluating expressions and a quiz-quiz-trade on writing expressions.










These three NJHS members have the honor of saying the Pledge of Allegiance and the daily announcements every morning. We appreciate their leadership! ⭐️



RMS Spirit Days next week! Sept 30 - Oct 4.


Making waves and observations today in Mrs. DeLange’s class. Soaking in these nice fall days and working outside.











4th grade students in Ms. Hann’s class worked with a partner to “read like a writer”! They identified the setting, beginning, turning point, and end of a story they both have read!









Pink out!


RMS


Mrs. Buchanan’s 5th grade scientists have been working hard studying Earth’s rotation, including making and testing out their own shadow clocks! ⏰











We would like to take a moment to recognize the Richmond Community Schools Technology Department in honor of National Technology Day! We sincerely appreciate all the hard work and dedication they put into supporting the staff and students of Richmond Community Schools. Thanks to (from left to right) Eric Lamont - Richmond High School, Lisa Rands - Will L. Lee Elementary, and Ian O'Neill at Richmond Middle School for their outstanding contributions.


Mrs. Selby’s 4th grade scientists made waves today during science. They created and observed waves made with a rope & spring toy. Then, they recorded their observations in their science investigation notebooks.










Ms. Hann’s 4th graders used rope to replicate sounds waves with a partner today during science!










Students in Ms. Gallagher’s 6/7 STEAM class presented their Farm Minecraft project to their classmates. Their farms included, crops, animals, barns, water source, food source for the animals, and a farmhouse.







Pink Out 2024!


RMS Spanish 1 students completed a quick dot to dot activity. The students challenged their partner to remember the letters of the alphabet.
Yo sé el alfabeto. ¡Olé!











Mrs. Mayer’s Science classes had fun while learning about the importance of protective eyewear during their “Scrambled Eyes” lab!











Mrs. Rush’s class celebrated U.S. Constitution Day by watching a video and going on a scavenger hunt.











For constitution day, Mrs. Selby’s class went on a constitution fact scavenger hunt around the classroom. They searched for facts with their partners and answered questions together.








Mrs. Bacon's 6th grade science classes practice science lab safety rules with Playdoh!






Big Football Game this Friday!
The Athletic Boosters are still looking for volunteers to help at the Concession Stand.
Use the link below to sign up and get involved.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0F4DA5AB2FABF94-football8