“The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.” –Alvin Toffler, American author, businessman and futurist
First Graders Review Place Value
Playing games isn’t essential to reviewing place value, but it sure is fun!
K-3rd Graders Paint Geography, Make Stone Soup
Kindergarteners through third graders painted their way through world geography and made Stone Soup after reading the book.
Students in 2nd and 3rd Grade Harvest Carrots, Pie Teacher in the Face
Helping Mrs. Hillary in the garden year-round is one of the highlights for many of our students. Second and third-graders got to help with the carrot harvest and many discovered they like several varieties of carrots! Also, the second-grade class coordinated their class bucks to save up enough to pie Mrs. Jessica in the face.
Fourth Graders Make Pizza and Cupcakes for Fall Meetup
The fourth-grade optional fall meetup was a delicious one! Students worked together to make pizza and enjoyed cupcakes for dessert. Yum!
HTML Students Enjoy After-School Learning
Students in the HTML class after school are learning the basics of coding from Uplift Academy.
Recess and Lunch Are Still Fan Faves
Lunch and recess are always a huge hit, whether indoors or outdoors!
6th Graders Learn About Coral Growth in Science Lab
Learning how coral grow is fascinating! The sixth graders enjoyed their time in the lab this week.
7th Graders Present Novel Projects for “The Giver,” Read Persuasive Essays for the Camera in StoryLab
Seventh-graders were busy last week in English/Language Arts. They finished their novel, “The Giver,” and presented book projects for it; they also polished their persuasive essays and read them for the camera in the Learnwell StoryLab.
8th Graders Finish Up Learning to Learn Unit in Life Skills
As part of their Life Skills & Discipleship curriculum, the eighth graders learned tips, tricks and tools about how they learn best the last several weeks. To show they understand not only how they learn best but also why the learning tools are effective (brain science!), they presented group skits in Life Skills.
High School Students Tour University of North Georgia
The ninth and tenth graders participated in a tour of UNG to continue learning about the types of colleges and universities that may appeal to them, depending on their interests and passions.
Fall Production Cracks the Case on Comedy
Drama students performing in the fall production, “This Murder Was Staged,” with help from their crew, cracked the case of comedy in this play within a play — a humorous look at a murder mystery that was (almost) unsolveable. Way to go, cast and crew! Click through the gallery below for a glimpse at all the Friday night hilarity.
