Each month we are celebrating the student in each grade who gets the most votes for the characteristic we are focusing on. In August/September we focused on ways of demonstrating love and kindness, so this month we are celebrating…
Grandparents came to visit their lower school grandchildren as well as those in preschool. It was wonderful to share time together and help them explore the new school building and meet their friends and their teachers as well.
The Christ Church Academy Lower School celebrated Dot Day exploring the ripple effect of apparently insignificant individual ‘dots’ that spread and become a great force for good (or evil). We all came away with a greater appreciation of our responsibility for everyday choices that change the world – and we had a lot of fun…
We had the pleasure of a visit from Lynn Rummel, author of I Remember My Breath which teaches young children strategies for managing big feelings and emotions. Students enjoyed meeting a living, breathing author and also benefited from her engaging presentation and exercises.
Each month we are celebrating the student in each grade who gets the most votes for the characteristic on which we have focused. In October we worked on cultivating patience – a characteristic which we all need to work on if we are to celebrate life together whatever is happening around us, so this month…
STEAM Classes are always fun! Miss G. helps her students wonder and explore as they learn to observe, hypothesize and test their conclusions. Every class is a new adventure as the children learn important skills and stretch both their creative and logical abilities. Here they are exploring the properties of cardboard – and learning about…
That was the challenge we presented our students in grades 2-4 last week: to explore how candy corn reacts in different liquids. Each group developed an hypothesis about which solvent would dissolve the candy corn fastest. Their options included: As they observed the changes, students recorded their data and shared their findings like real scientists….
Each month we are celebrating the student in each grade who gets the most votes for the characteristic on which we have focused. In November we worked on cultivating goodness. In the Bible, goodness represents a core aspect of moral integrity and commitment to the welfare of others, imitating God’s constant goodness to us. It…
Each month we are celebrating the student in each grade who gets the most votes for the characteristic on which we have focused. In December we worked on cultivating Peace. In the Biblical context, peace is often understood as a state of tranquility, harmony, wholeness and well-being across relationships and within oneself in addition to…
Today our 3rd and 4th grade students learned how to properly raise and retire the American flag with reverence and respect, thanks to Mrs. Young and Mrs. Walker. From here on out, they will serve as our flag crew, honoring both our country and our values each day.
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