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The 8th graders have been learning about Holland's RIASEC Career Theory in their Exploring Career Decisions class. After students discovered their top area, they began to work on projects that showcased key qualities of their interest area.
The Realistic group (people who prefer hands-on, physical activities, often in environments involving tools, machinery, or animals) drafted plans for and built a slingshot.
The Investigative group (people who enjoy solving problems, conducting research, and exploring ideas in areas like science, technology, or medicine) researched and experimented on whether cats have a dominant paw; like how humans have a dominant hand.
The Artistic group (people who are expressive and thrive in creative environments like the arts, design, and media) wrote and performed an original play.
The Social group (people who enjoy interacting with others, supporting, teaching, or providing care in fields like education, counseling, or healthcare) developed a school-wide program to promote interaction between elementary and high school students.
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Congratulations to Mr. Larson who has been awarded the 2024-2025 NDASSP Principal of the Year Award for Region V! Thank you, Mr. Larson, for your hard work and dedication to HMB!
JH BBB practice begins.
BBB vs Garrison Rescheduled
Today was a great last day of school before break. High school and elementary students teamed up to create gingerbread houses. Then we had an amazing performance by Nattie Jean and The Fringe. Thank you so much for sharing your talent with our students. They enjoyed singing and dancing!
Have a wonderful break HMB! We will see you on January 2nd!
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Boys Basketball Postponed!
Note the time change for tonight's JH GBB game.
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During science class, the 6th graders have been learning about compounds, chemical formulas, and covalent bonds. For a class project, we built molecules to help us better understand atomic structure and bonding. Marshmallows represented an atom, and toothpicks were the bonds connecting them. This was a great visual to understand how atoms bond to form molecules!
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The senior student council members enjoyed their time at the ND State Student Council Convention in Bismarck.
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Get that Christmas spirit ready HMB! Dress-up days for next week, Dec. 16-20.🎄
Congratulations to our newest National Honor Society members! We are proud of your achievements and leadership!
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The Kindergarten class spent last week learning about the first Thanksgiving. They learned that the Pilgrims boarded the ship, the Mayflower. When they landed on land, they met Native Americans, who became their friends. They enjoyed making a mural and dressing up!
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Food Pantry Drive is happening this week!
The class of 2027 would like to thank the community for making their sophomore supper a success. Thank you to all who came to support us.
HMB Dads, join us for breakfast tomorrow morning!
Please join us in celebrating our students' achievements!
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The 7th-grade math class learned how to apply proportion equations in real-life situations, like food preparation. They watched videos on cooking two common Filipino dishes, Pancit( stir-fried noodles) and lumpia (spring roll). After watching the videos, they tried it and figured out whether the ingredients were used proportionally. They enjoyed discovering new dishes and liked the taste too.
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5th grade has been learning about the Early Explorers who discovered America and other parts of the world. At the end of the chapter, they chose an explorer to further research and made a PowerPoint presentation about the explorer to present to the class. Then, they made a paper plate portrait showing what their explorer looked like and summarized what they learned about him. They all did an excellent job!!
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3rd Grade shared their learning about the Mayflower and the pilgrims' experiences on the ship with everyone last week. They went to the gym and measured out the dimensions of the Mayflower and the area that was allowed for the 102 passengers to live in for the two-month voyage. 3rd-grade students directed passengers and provided them with a boarding pass. 102 students and staff filled the Mayflower. If passengers were over 5 ft. tall they had to crouch because the ceiling on the Mayflower was only 5 ft. high. Thank you 3rd Grade for sharing your learning with everyone!
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