Fields Store Elementary School students from Todd Nesloney's fifth grade class became doctors for a day, in order to learn new math skills. Dr. Nesbit taught the surgeons their math lesson using creative methods. Students received hands-on training when they inspected some "blood", made from red-dyed water, with gummy worm parasites floating in the bloody substance. The surgeons had to perform tasks such as measuring the worms and converting the measurements, measuring liquids.
Tomball grabs first state championship
Waller celebrates Class of 2013
Nearly 700 graduate from Tomball High School
Magnolia council approves July 4th plans
Tomball brings home several honors from festival conference
Written on Monday 20 August 2012
AAR Pet of the Week for Aug. 20
Written on Monday 20 August 2012
Waller High unveils new Bulldog statue
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Local biker group BACA strives to prevent child abuse
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Magnolia council looks at changing tax rate
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2012-08-06 21:17:18
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(Sports)
Tomball grabs first state championship
Written on Tuesday 18 June 2013
Waller celebrates Class of 2013
Written on Tuesday 18 June 2013
Nearly 700 graduate from Tomball High School
Written on Tuesday 18 June 2013
Magnolia council approves July 4th plans
Written on Tuesday 18 June 2013