“The Christian experience, from start to finish, is a journey of faith.”
~ Watchman Nee (Nee Shu-tsu)
- Prom for 9th Graders
- 8th Graders Visit the Capitol
- K-5th Math Bowl
- Drama Production & Casts Prepare for May 10-11 Shows
- JELLO Discipleship: God Isn’t Slow to Keep His Promises
- StoryLab Interviews in 8th Grade Discipleship
- K/1st & 6th/7th Grade Buddies Play Math Games
- Pioneer Week for Kindergarten through Second Grade
- Student Entrepreneurs Participate in Children’s Market
- 3rd-5th Graders Make Muffins During Their Study of the Chinese Poppy War
- 7th Graders Work Hard to Solve the Math Mystery
- 9th Graders Work on Their End-of-Year Life Skills Project
- 6th/7th Graders Attempt a Temple Reconstruction While Studying Haggai
- 4th & 5th Graders Practice Math Concepts with Hands-on Activities
- Don’t Forget about Summer Camp – Open to All
Prom for 9th Graders
Last weekend, our 9th-grade class celebrated friendship at an untraditional prom. But they held fast to the basics: great food, a fun Uber ride together, and dancing. Click through the gallery below to see all the photos!
8th Graders Visit the Capitol
Visiting the Georgia Capitol is a great way to top off a wonderful year of Georgia History in 8th grade.
K-5th Math Bowl
Last Friday, our K-5th graders had a blast solving math-related puzzles and taking part in a math scavenger hunt. Congratulations to all our participants!
Drama Production & Casts Prepare for May 10-11 Shows
Getting ready for two one-act plays requires commitment and tons of rehearsals! And that’s not including the production crew, who has been hard at work on set design, planning for makeup and hair, costumes, etc. We hope you’ll join us for the productions on Friday night, May 10th or Saturday, May 11th at 2 p.m.
JELLO Discipleship: God Isn’t Slow to Keep His Promises
Our K-5th graders are finishing up their semester-long study of the promises of God. This week, they learned that God isn’t slow to keep His promises based on 2 Peter 3:9. Mrs. Cori helped the students make JELLO, and she used it as an object lesson to teach that providing the students with soupy JELLO wouldn’t be the best for them — and God knows what His best is for each of them, too.
StoryLab Interviews in 8th Grade Discipleship
One of the final projects in 8th grade Discipleship is for each student to interview a person they believe hears from God. What a wonderful gift of an assignment: to learn from other believers who have walked the journey ahead of them and are continually seeking growth in their relationships with God. Thank you to all the parents and grandparents who took time out of their schedules to participate.
K/1st & 6th/7th Grade Buddies Play Math Games
Math games are a fun way to practice concepts for review! With the help of the 6th and 7th-grade buddies, our kindergarten and first graders got some practice in this week.
Pioneer Week for Kindergarten through Second Grade
Learning the life of a pioneer is so much fun! Our young historians learned about panning for gold, making bread, and old-fashioned games and how to wash clothes without a washing machine!
Student Entrepreneurs Participate in Children’s Market
Some of our students took part in a Children’s Entrepreneur Market in the community last weekend. Way to go, young business owners!
3rd-5th Graders Make Muffins While Studying the Poppy War
Mrs. Allison helped students make poppyseed muffins to enjoy while they learned about the Poppy War between Great Britain and China.
7th Graders Work Hard to Solve the Math Mystery
Seventh graders learned that solving puzzles is very mathematic! Can you solve their puzzle?
9th Graders Work on Their End-of-Year Life Skills Project
As they wrap up their first year of high school, Life Skills students work on end-of-year projects together.
6th/7th Graders Attempt a Temple Reconstruction While Studying Haggai
Attempting the temple reconstruction with plastic cups is no easy feat! But that’s what the 6th & 7th grade students did together in Discipleship while reading through the book of Haggai.
4th & 5th Graders Practice Math Concepts with Hands-on Activities
Fourth graders reviewed fractions with dominoes and BINGO while fifth graders took on angles with a hands-on measuring project.
Don’t Forget: Summer Camp Sign-Ups Are Open to All!
Learnwell summer camps are open to everyone — not just Learnwell students! So invite a friend, and sign up at https://learnwellcollective.org/learnwell-summer-camps/. If you have questions, contact Kimberly.Bond@LearnwellCollective.org.
K-5th Grade Learnwell Summer Camps
June 11-13 Fitness Fun Camp Grades K-5 ✦ 9 am-12 pm ✦ $120
Fitness coach Rodney Sanders will be leading kids in exciting games, drills, and activities to get them moving this summer! We’ll also be talking about the upcoming summer Olympic Games. Be prepared to get wet!
June 17-21 Fine Arts Camp Grades K-5 ✦ 10 am -1 pm ✦ $180 + $20 supply fee
A dream is a wish your heart makes! Students will explore drawing, painting, sculpting, dance, drama, and music in this five-day Disney-themed camp!
June 24-28 Maker Camp Grades 3-7 ✦10 am – 1 pm ✦$180+ $50 supply fee
Let’s get creative! Students will be making embroidered patches, soy candles, soap, macrame keychains, punch needle framed art, and more. We’ll also be making jewelry/bag tags, working on a few sewing projects, and even finger-knitting a stylish cowl scarf.
July 8-12 Learnwell Bible Camp Grades K-5 ✦ 10 am – 1pm ✦ $120
Get excited for Learnwell‘s version of Vacation Bible School! Led by our very own Mrs. Cori, kids will learn about God‘s love through Bible stories, arts and crafts, fun games, and music.
July 15-19 Super Science Camp Grades K-5 ✦ 10 am – 1pm ✦ $180 + $20 supply fee
Send your curious child to this camp for hands-on experiments, activities, and games that teach students more about STEM subjects!
Middle School and High School Summer Camp
June 10-14 On the Move Robotics Camp
Grades 6-10 ✦ 12:30 pm-4:30 pm ✦ $250
Join us for the Learnwell On the Move Robotics Camp and get ready to play some robot games! Led by Darian of ARK Life Discoveries, students will build, drive, and code their robots to score soccer goals, compete in tug of war, and more.
June 12 Digital Illustration Workshop
Grades 6-10 ✦ 10 am-12 pm ✦ $50 (iPad required)
Artist Isabella Constantin will teach students how to use the iPad art program Procreate to create digital masterpieces.
June 17-20 Drama Camp
Grades 6-12 ✦ 10 am-1 pm ✦ $195
Feeling dramatic? Students will have the opportunity to work on all their drama skills through daily workshops with Learnwell Drama director Jennifer Hammond.
June 21 Mixed Media Workshop
Grades 6-12 ✦ 10 am-1 pm ✦ $45 + $15 supply fee
Artist James Turbyfill will lead students through the process of creating a mixed media masterpiece using drawing and painting techniques.
June 24-28 Maker Camp
Grades 3-7 ✦ 10 am – 1 pm ✦ $180 + $50 supply fee
Let’s get creative! Students will be making embroidered patches, soy candles, soap, macrame keychains, punch needle framed art, and more. We’ll also be making jewelry/bag tags, working on a few sewing projects, and even finger-knitting a stylish cowl scarf.
July 8-12 Learnwell Bible Camp
Grades K-5 (campers) Grades 6-12 (counselors) ✦10 am – 1 pm
We’re looking for some great middle and high schoolers to be assistant counselors for our Learnwell Bible Camp! This is a great opportunity to earn some volunteer hours. Please see or email Mrs. Bond for an application.
July 15-19 American Sign Language Camp
Grades 6-12 ✦10 am – 1 pm ✦ $200
Mrs. Cori will be leading students in this weeklong ASL bootcamp. There will be a focus on the alphabet, numbers, colors, questions, and basic grammar.
