Tie Dye Art

 Tie Dye Art - County Fair Project 

3D Art

 MSP Quest students are learning and using their creative vibes to show off some amazing 3D pen art. 

Coding with Dash and Dot

 Students have been learning to code with Dash and Dot robotics. 

The Art of Origami

6th Grade Quest students rang in the new school year by making some origami jewelry. The students used a ONE dollar bill to fold and make into the perfect ring. 

Trip to the Hattiesburg Zoo 

After a great study of biomes and animal habitats, our 6th grade Quest classes took a field trip to the Hattiesburg Zoo to see all of the unique animals from around the world. We had a great time touring the zoo and learned a lot from our educational class. We were able to get up close and personal with a milk snake and baby alligator. This was a great trip with lots of memories that I hope our students cherish for a lifetime. 

Biomes Around The World

Quest has been learning all about biomes around the world. This has been a time of great interests in different animals, plants, climates, and culture that are part of each biome. As students participated in research they found out things they had never known before. Each group of students became the experts of their biome. As a culminating project, the students designed and brought to life their biome. Students created an exhibit area where each class from MSP could come and learn cool new things about biomes around the world. We enjoyed this unit of study and project. Here are a few pictures that show just how much work our students put into their projects. 

MSP Quest

Medical Mystery Study

Mrs. Holly Johnson’s 6th grade Quest classes took part in a problem based learning experience that focused on a real life medical mystery scenario. Students were given daily reports of symptoms and stories of different individuals whose health began to decline rapidly. Each student worked hard and raced against the clock to diagnose the patients correctly, and also had to decide what medical care needed to be taken. At the end of the study, the students transformed the classroom into a hospital, and presented their reports to Dr. Angela Jones, Christina Meador, CNP. Jessica Carr, RN and the MSP health classes. Our medical judges agreed that the students had diagnosed the patients correctly, and gave them wonderful feedback. We want to thank our judges and audience who came and helped make this study so meaningful.