Mrs. Bebell
Mrs. Bebell
3-8 grade Science & Social Studies & Tech Coordinator
Welcome to Mrs. Bebell’s Room!
Amy Bebell is the 3rd-8th grade science and social studies teacher. Students in her classes will gain skills to understand and care for the world around them. She got her teaching degree from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, where she majored in elementary education, with a specialty in science and a minor in earth science. She has a small homestead in Sedgwick where she raises sheep, chickens, rabbits, and vegetables and lives with her husband and daughter.
“All good things are wild and free” – Henry David Thoreau
News From Mrs. Bebell
5/6 Newsletter • 10/6/19
Math – Mrs. Tapley 5th grade mathematicians demonstrated their learning so far this year on a series of “exit tickets”. This was sent home with them on Wednesday. Students then continued their work with decimals by adding and subtracting decimals. They also continued to practice their rounding skills. ELA – Mrs. Thoner We …
5/6 Newsletter • 9/29/19
Math – Mrs. Tapley 5th grade mathematicians started their learning this week by comparing decimals and building on their understanding of equivalence in decimals. We then expanded their rounding skills to rounding with decimals, and ended the week by adding decimals using their place value understanding. 6th grade mathematicians worked with two …
5/6 Newsletter • 9/23/19
Upcoming Events: Monday, September 23rd: School Picture Day Friday, September 27th: Early Release at 1:00 PM Friday, October 4: Family movie viewing of “Finding Nemo” hosted by the 7/8 class to raise money for Water for South Sudan October 16th-18th: Schoodic Education Adventure November 1st: Student-Led Conferences (No school, except for attendance at the conference) Please note …