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LEGO Club kicks into gear

November 18, 2016

This semester, we have debuted our second grade LEGO club. The club meets in the library after school, and one of the main things these students are learning is how to construct simple machines using gears. They learned about different kinds of gears, how to change direction of gears and increase speed. “We had fun learning […]

Indians, pilgrims and parents celebrate Thanksgiving

November 17, 2016

Six Pre-K and Kindergarten classes welcomed their parents as they celebrated Thanksgiving a week early. Although most of the feasts included chicken nuggets and not turkey and dressing, the students were prepared to share with their guests what they have been learning about Pilgrims and Indians through songs and drawings.

Lower School Book Fair opens Monday

November 11, 2016

Our Scholastic “Bookaneer” Book Fair where books are the real treasure takes place all next week from 8-4 p.m. Tuesday, November 15, is dress like a pirate day. We will have a pirate parade in the gym at 8:30 in the morning.

Pre-K caps off vision and hearing screening

November 10, 2016

Today Mrs. Haugh and Mrs. Bell’s classes capped off lower school’s vision and hearing screening with Nurse Franks. Vision and Hearing Screening is a brief test to determine whether a student’s vision and hearing falls within the normal range. Screening answers only one question: does the student show possible problems that indicate the need for further assessment? […]

Lower School learns about Abraham and Isaac

November 09, 2016

At chapel this week, Lower School honored Veteran’s Day, and Mrs. Newson’s 3rd grade class shared the story of Abraham and Isaac. We learned about their great faith and how we, too, can obey God.

Lower and middle schools compete in math olympics

November 08, 2016

The 91èÏÈÉú Junior Guard Scholars Math Team participated in the ACSI District Math Olympic Competition on Tuesday. Thirty one students represented 91èÏÈÉú in this math triathlon. Each division consisted of three 11-minute rounds of competition. Like all good athletes, these students either came early or did extra practice to prepare for the contest. Most […]

Autumn Scavenger Hunt

November 04, 2016

Mrs. Chesley’s class went on an autumn scavenger hunt after reading the book “We’re going on a leaf hunt”. We found four different color leaves, grass, bark, twigs, acorns, and flowers.

1st Grade Visits Museum

November 04, 2016

First graders toured the American Freedom Museum today. We looked for things that started with blends (sn,fr,fl, etc.) to complete our study of blends while also learning more about the rich history of our nation!

Pre-K Learns the Letter “T”

November 04, 2016

Tornadoes and Teepees are a few things that start with T. In Pre-k our science this week was Timothy Tornado and we also made teepees (what a sweet treat!)

Voting Day at the Lower School

November 04, 2016

Over the last week we have been teaching our students all about democracy, the presidential election, and the voting process. Students had the opportunity to cast their vote as well this week in our mock election, hosted by our 5th grade students. When the results came in, 41 students voted for the democratic party, while […]

Lessons for Abraham in Chapel

November 04, 2016

In Chapel this week Mrs. Brown’s class performed a skit about Abraham and the lessons God taught him. The students learned that they should trust and obey God no matter what.

Great Book Week at the Lower School

November 04, 2016

Last week we celebrated our love of books at our annual Great Books Week. Students engaged in a variety of activities during the week, all about books! On Friday we celebrated all the books we read with one another at our Great Books Parade!