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Hello I'm Janene Smith. I am a GLOBE educator from Mansfield Ohio.  I have taught at St. Peter's Junior High and High School for 7 years. It is a small parochial school in downtown Mansfield. I teach 7th and 8th grade science, life skills, health, and 10th grade biology and honors biology.  I also advise our Jr high and high school student councils. 

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Hello I'm Janene Smith. I am a GLOBE educator from Mansfield Ohio.  I have taught at St. Peter's Junior High and High School for 7 years. It is a small parochial school in downtown Mansfield. I teach 7th and 8th grade science, life skills, health, and 10th grade biology and honors biology.  I also advise our Jr high and high school student councils. 

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September: Scientific process standards and GLOBE protocols introduction
October: Whole class group project
November: Whole class group project
December: Finished up projects, made a video presentation.
January: Planning for individual projects
February: Working on individual projects
March: Preparing for and participating in Science Symposium
April: Finishing up GLOBE requirements making GLOBE board games
May: Reading Seedfolks by Paul Fleishman and working in school garden space.

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Whole class project: Surface Temperature and Surface Color

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Whole class project: Surface Temperature and Surface Color

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This is an incredible fiction book about urban residents in Cleveland OH that turn an empty lot into a community garden.

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This class was possible because of my relationship with GLOBE Mission Earth and a VERY supportive principal.

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This class was possible because of my relationship with GLOBE Mission Earth and a VERY supportive principal.

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7th and 8th grade combined elective class.

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7th and 8th grade combined elective class.

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*5 eighth graders
*2 seventh graders
*Block scheduled class at an urban private school
(this means I see them for 80 minutes every other day so there are 5 classes every two weeks)
* These were not necessarily students who love science.