Mrs. Mize鈥檚 class took an alternate approach to note taking in class on Thursday. Each student created their own 鈥渋nstruction manual鈥� for adding and subtracting integers. The students learned to categorize each type of integer operation problem according to colors. Yellow for positive integers; red for negative integers. Each problem was then classified as an […]
From the desk of Michelle Rozell, Upper School Principal: It鈥檚 already mid-February and peeking around the corner are such calendar events as the TAPPS Orchestra, Choir and Art competitions, golf, track, baseball, softball, and the always anticipated spring musical just to name a few of the many opportunities afforded the 91猫先生 students this time […]
Mrs. Johnson’s second grade class presented a rousing patriotic tribute to America during chapel service in honor of President’s Day.聽The program included drama, patriotic songs, and special guest appearances by Betsy Ross, Francis Scott Key, George and Martha Washington, and Lady Liberty. 聽Second grader, Luke, explained that the United States Flag, the Pledge of Allegiance, […]
The theme for the Scholastic Book Fair is Book Fair Fiesta. Students will preview February 25-28. Shopping continues from March 3-6 from 8:00-4:00 each day. Online shopping is available. Click on the picture for more information. Special events include: Friday, 2/28,聽 2:00-3:30 Parent & student “sneak peak”shopping Tuesday, 3/4, 3:30-4:00 Performance by Mrs. Partida’s second […]
“He’s got the magic” both on the court and in the classroom! While traveling to tonight’s varsity basketball game in Colleyville, Coach Agnew was also teaching his Geometry lesson to a classroom full of students. How did he do it? See the blog about last week’s professional development (Click Here) for the secret to his […]
From the desk of Tammy Hayes, Middle School Principal: What鈥檚 going on with my teenager? It seems that in a moment our kids can move from happy go-lucky to curled up in the fetal position or hidden away in bedrooms without much notice in between. Why? What鈥檚 changed since we were kids? Some say it鈥檚 […]
From the desk of Brian Nelson, Academic Dean: Excellence is to Faculty as Training is to 91猫先生! That’s the analogy in play last Friday as the BH 6-12 faculty assembled in a class of their own! What was the subject? Recording and Posting lessons through the Promethean boards and learning to create a flipchart […]
The Rotary Club of Bullard has invited us to participate in its “Student of the Month” program. Every other month, we will have the opportunity to nominate a junior or senior girl and boy to be recognized for excellence in extracurricular involvement, academic achievement, and character. Kendall Wells, daughter of Mike and Debbie Wells, and […]
Fourth聽graders spent聽an entire school聽day at the Perot Museum of Nature and Science in downtown Dallas exploring聽 five聽floors of amazing exhibits聽and learning about God鈥檚 hand in our world.聽 Students聽viewed many interesting things聽from life-size dinosaur fossils to different kinds of birds and how they fly.聽 A student favorite聽was the sports complex where the students were able race […]
At the conclusion of a unit on the eighteenth-century satires of Jonathan Swift and Voltaire, the junior Humanities students produced their own satires in the form of videos or essays.聽 聽At the end of the unit, the most effective satires were awarded Olympic medals. Winning the gold in B/C block were Haleigh Smith and Lindsay […]
Fourth grade is learning about chemical reactions in a bag! Students saw visible signs of chemical change by combining calcium chloride, baking soda, water and indicator. Students observed a color change, a temperature change and saw their Baggie inflate with gas! The reactions of the students was priceless!