Historical Halloween Pictures

First Time in Bodine History!

On Wednesday, October 28, 2009, the Middle School students experienced for the first time ever a Virtual Lab. Through the computer, they were able to culture dangerous pathogenic bacteria that cause pneumonia or influenza. They also got to experiment on different types of disinfectants and medications to see which were effective against these organisms. Obviously, this would be too dangerous to actually do in a middle school lab. However, it was a valuable experience for the students and a resource offered free through our current text book. Students could also record their data, make tables and answer questions about the experiment on-line.


In addition, our students can log on to an online edition of their textbook if they forget their book at school. They need to log onto: http://www.life.msscience.com/ and then use this student code when they are prompted: E7A97E2806. Study guides, practice quizzes, photos, videos and even some on-line dissections are available on this site. Anyone in the school is welcome to check out this source of valuable information.

1st Graders Get Slimed!

1st graders are slimed in the Science lab. The 1st graders had fun making slime and experimenting mixing solids and liquids to see what they could “create”.

1st Grade Brown Bear Project

The first graders worked hard creating a slideshow about the book Brown Bear Brown Bear, What Do You See? They used KidPix and Photostory to complete this class project in the computer lab and the classroom. Way to go 1st graders!

5th Grade Science Lab

Barnes & Noble Book Fair

Delta Fair Performance

Our very own Collier B., a fourth grader, sang on stage at the Delta Fair this year! Looking and acting presidential, he sang, “No One Tells the President What to Do.” Collier has performed in local plays and school programs in the past, but this was his first solo performance.



Besides his family and grandmother, he had many supporters in the audience. Classmates, Olivia W., Jonathan L., Andrew L., and their families were on hand to lend their encouragement. Ms. Mower, a member of The Bodine School Student Services team, complimented his confidence and talent. Who knows where we may see Collier next!