Warning!

Don't let this be you!

Healthy Habits by Allie C.

Concentration and Music by Sydney B.

Fuel Efficiency by Seth F.

Organic vs Non-Organic Ice Cream by Erin C.

Snowboard vs. Snowskate by Alex B.

Snowmobile Stopping Distance by Austin P.

Childhood Obesity by Emmah S.

Music Induced Hearing Loss In Teens by Jess A.

Softball Compression by Cat O.

Hydrogen Cars by Jared H.

Nova and Vic Firth Drum Sticks by Katherine V.

GPA vs. Extracurriculars by Zach G.

Online Gambling by Tom Q.

Organic Vs. Non-organic by Sara D.

Adult Hearing & Ringtones by Ethan S.

Title IX Compliance by Randi D.

Sports Drinks vs. Water by Rachel I.

Mold Growth by Phoebe A.

Wind Energy by Olivia T.

Solar Power by Nate B.

Facebook by Molly K.

Flexibility by Micaela H.

Mac VS. PC by Max M.

Literary Titles by Maureen T.

Winter Road Safety and Our Environment by Krissy D.

Blood Sugar by Kim H.

Video Game Addiction by Kierra A.

Music and Productivity by John S.

Weed and The Brain by JJ J.

HomeMade Tattoos by Jazmine S.

Soda in School by Jake V.

Prayer in School by Felicia R.

Sleep, Sleep Deprivation, and Disorders by Drew S.

Laptop Usage by Dan C.

School Consolidation by Damion H.

War of the Calendars by Collette C.

School Lunch Nutrition by Carissa F.

Ice Fishing For Trout by Ben H.

Weather Forecast Accuracy by AJ B.

Bat Comparison by Alyssa A.

Inconvenient Lie by Alex H.

The Tennis Ball by Alex C.

Cell Phones vs. Car Accidents by Abby H.

Vegetarians/ Vegans Vs. Omnivours by Abby F.

Stay Focused!

I know it has been a long process and you all are wearing down a bit, but do not lose focus. We are almost there. The final project is due Monday and we start presenting. So don't let the internet demons distract you from your mission. Just say, "NO!"

Ms. Boyce's Glog Example

Glogster

Here is my Glog. Please use this as a sample for your Project. Presentations will take place Monday, March 21. Some may spill over into other days that week, but EVERYONE must be ready then. If a teacher gives you time to work on your glog or research paper, USE YOUR TIME WISELY!

Don't Wait Until the Last Minute!

Only two weeks until the project is due. Do not wait until the last minute to do it. Take advantage of all the in-class time we are giving you and be sure to put in some time at home on this as well. You can all do it. I have faith in you.

Glog

Not to be confused with this Blog, you will be making a glog for your presentation! Presentations begin Monday, March 21! If you either missed my class or have not sat in on one of my classes going over how to use this glog, you MUST see me before Friday (March 4). If you do not have your login for the glog, please get it from me.
The rubric will be out soon. You need to be willing to spend some time to prepare this. If you have no idea what "glog" is, you should probably see Mrs. Boyce for your login, and ask a classmate for a brief tutorial. It is very user-friendly.

Welcome to FRP 2011

Two months ago all Freshmen began a journey of discovery when they chose their topics and began FRP (Freshmen Research Project). They have learned how to research, take notes, conduct an interview, create a hypothesis and procedure, and compile data for translation into charts and graphs.

Now we are only three weeks from the end, and I want to know what students have learned and what has been most memorable so far in the project. So kids, sound off and let us know what your thoughts are so far.

Due dates

Just so you know, data and graphs are due NEXT Thursday or Friday (March 10 & 11).
If you need any help with your data collection or graph, PLEASE see myself (Boyce) or Mr. Lindsey before the end of this week!