
6th grade students made paper airplanes and tested their designs using three different launching methods.











7th Grade Computers playing the Sphero Darts game we programmed. They use protractors to determine the angle and then measure the distance to move toward a target, then makenl adjustments.


7th grade students making 3D animals using surface area!










Students read " Cat in the Hat Comes Back" then had to work together to build the tallest tower using cups and notecards.









Students read "Horton Hatches an Egg" then built a nest that had to protect the egg from danger!



6th/8th grade students became entrepreneurs and presented their ideas to the Sharks!








7th Grade students working together to build towers without using their hands.





The band had a great time going to the performance of Ellis Island: the Dream of America by the Rockford Symphony Orchestra!



7th Grade Computers this week put together the furniture they designed that we cut out of wood using the Glowforge.



Ms. Bruening's 7th grade Science class read Bartholomew and the Oobleck yesterday and today we made Oobleck. We made a mess, but had a blast!







Mrs. Orozco's 6th grade science classes read "Bartholomew and the Oobleck" and then got to create their own Oobleck concoction! Is it a solid or a liquid? What a fun and messy day!











The Sneetches by Dr. Seuss.. the green star Sneetches. Ms. Bruening's 7th grade SS class.



MCMS Celebrating Dr. Seuss' Birthday!

7th grade field trip to the Chicago Wolves hockey game!







Chicago Wolves game with all the 7th graders!











Chicago Wolves game with all the 7th graders. Fun times!








7th Grade World Travel Students became travel agents and sold their trips to some students at MCMS and Grant. Thank you for coming to their presentations!




7th Graders worked hard on creating their winter houses. The houses were displayed in the trophy case for all to enjoy.







7th Graders worked hard on creating their winter houses. The houses were displayed in the trophy case for all to enjoy.










8th graders working hard on their dinosaur creations!




