The Junior class is studying the land, culture, and history of the United States all year long. Much of the first part of the year was spent learning about Native Americans from a variety of regions. In teams, the 3rd- and 4th-graders created dioramas depicting early Native American life. Each diorama represents a different geographical […]
Joan of Arc Retried, Found Innocent!
Joan of Arc: saint or heretic? hero or traitor? These were the questions at hand as the NBS 7th & 8th graders represented either the prosecution or defense team or portrayed historical witnesses as Joan faced charges of heresy and treason. Both charges had ample evidence on both sides, making this an intriguing and exciting […]
First Days of School
The first days of school are an exciting time for our older students too!
Tax Free Weekend for School Supplies, 8/2-4/19
Follow this link to find the supply list for each class: https://north-branch-school.org/about/school-supplies-list/
A To-Scale Model of The Friend Ship
What is hands-on learning? Here’s a great example. Maggie’s Pre-Algebra class worked on this to-scale replica of the Friend Ship on and off all year. It was finished during the Spring Elective class and their commitment to detail, from the bell to the slide, is impressive! The amount of measuring, computation, observation, and problem-solving this […]
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