French Comics? Mais Oui!

Dr. Lisa Gentile asked students in French II to create a comic strip to showcase their understanding of the simple past tense. Student Lila T. did an outstanding job! Below you’ll
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Who knew exit tickets could be so creative?

In Story of the Middle Ages, students complete an exit ticket in order to show how they engaged with the day’s content. Students are asked to “list three facts you learned
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Spanish Culture Club: Empanadas!

The first meeting of the 2022-23 Spanish Culture Club revolved around the food culture of Argentina. Students discussed what typical cuisine one might find in the Argentine Pampas amongst the
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2022 Summer Club T-Shirt Design Contest Winner

This year’s WTMA Summer Club T-shirt image was designed by Madeline Pierce, a member of 2022 Summer German Reading Club and also a student in Introduction to Piano. In her own words, this
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Tatiana Walker’s Fresco Project

Student Tatiana Walker created her very own fresco for her History of the Renaissance and Early Modern World class this spring semester. In the paper that went along with the painting she
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Free Music Tutors Website by Tristan Deters

WTMA Student Tristan Deters has been working on a project with the Phoenix Youth Symphony this year called “Free Music Tutors.” Free Music Tutors is a platform for free music education — where anyone,
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Snowflakes from Mrs. Courtney Ostaff’s Saxon Algebra I Class

In Week 14 of Algebra I, students begin learning about dimensional analysis in 3 dimensions: for example, converting 3 cubic meters to cubic yards. As a way to bring a
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House on Mango Street One-Page Assignment

Students in Dr. Roudabush’s Reading for the Logic Stage III class were tasked with visually representing their reactions to The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros. The assignment asked
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City Diagram for Algebra II

We are so impressed by WTMA student Jett’s extra credit assignment for Algebra II. Jett says Mrs. Kennedy “asked us to use what we had learned about the relationships between
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Olivia Morrison Performing “Clocks”

Check out this incredible version of Coldplay’s “Clocks” performed by 2020-2021 Intermediate Music Theory student Olivia Morrison. Olivia plays “Clocks” in a medieval mode on a guitalele, which has the
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