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To conclude Kindergarten’s two-week unit on money, students earned “money” in the classroom to purchase items from their classroom store.

Third graders bit a chunk out of the earth while learning about all of the layers it has.

Fifth graders had to imagine that they were mechanical engineers that just invented a new Compound Machine. They had to explain to others what their invention does, how it works, and why someone should use it.

First graders brought in 101 items to celebrate the one hundred and FIRST day of school on Monday. We counted, grouped and even measured and weighed our items. We had fun comparing our times. Cannon and Kolton had the longest items with their Popsicle sticks while Corr’s BBs were the shortest! Presley and Saundi’s stickers […]

This week in Lower School chapel, Mrs. Dahn’s first grade class acted out some of the miracles of Jesus including the feeding of 5,000 people, the resurrection of Lazarus and walking on water.

In fourth grade science we are studying all about light and sound. In this lesson, the students had fun trying to using only a mirror by tracing the pattern by their partner holding the mirrors. The lesson was a laughing out loud experiment about how reflection works. Fourth graders are experiencing the properties of waves […]

Second grader is learning about heat energy and experimenting with an AA battery, aluminum foil and electrical wire. They started off holding one end of the aluminum foil wire against each battery pole with one hand. They continued to hold the aluminum foil wire against each battery pole and, after 10 seconds, touched the wire […]

Mrs. Haugh’s Pre-K class graphed predictions on Groundhog Day, watched the video of Punxsutawney Phil and made a craft to retell their families of what the outcome was from Phil’s prediction.

100th day activities were flowing at the Lower School today. Pre-K brought 100 items in a brown bag, glued 100 smarties on paper, made a hate with 100 dots on it, made 100th day trail mix and painted 100 dots on paper. Mrs. Newman’s class also had a full day of activities.

First graders turned into penguins today as their dads came to eat lunch with them and play games in the gym.

In December, fourth graders from Mrs. Dawkins’ and Mrs. Ponce’s classes began bringing sheets that were to be cut into strips and then rolled into bandages to be sent to a hospital in Chimala. On Tuesday, the students visited The Benevolent Center at West Erwin Church of Christ where they rolled some bandages from the very […]

On Wednesday, third grade toured the Bullard Mission House. Their mission project this year is to collect 100,000 pennies to help this community service. They learned all about how this ministry blesses and provides food and clothes for the needy in the Bullard area and were made aware of others in need and how this facility provides […]