2nd grade begins a new unit on invertebrates by observing and experimenting with worms! I wish I could report that no worms were harmed during the experiment….but unfortunately, we did have one casualty.
Dino-mite Dodgeball Tournament Sign-ups!
Attached is the sign-up and permission forms for the upcoming Dodgeball Tournament on November 17th, starting at 3:00 pm, in the Events Center. If you have any questions please feel free to contact Cheryl Laffey (claffey@comcast.net), or Becky Strycharz (beckystrycharz@educatingforlife.com). We hope to see you all there!
1st grade had an awesome time exploring critters and their habitats at Riverbend Environmental Center!
Mrs. Dove’s Third Grade took a trip to Athens, Greece to see The Panathenaic Stadium with the CCS Virtual Reality machine! This is the only stadium built completely out of marble, in the world.
After being abandoned in the 14th century, it was eventually refurbished during the late 1800’s. It hosted the opening and closing ceremonies of the first modern Olympics in 1896 and hosted 4 of the 9 competitions. Throughout the 20th century it was used for a variety of purposes and was once again used for the Olympics in 2004. This fits well with our recent History topic, “The Olympics”, which is part of our Greek and Roman History section.
To celebrate history, 6th grade held a mid-day camp out last week… Mrs. Geeza made johnny cakes and bacon and the kids roasted marshmallows.
3rd grade visits the greenhouse to observe and track the progress of the carrot parts they planted!
9th and 10th enjoyed Pilgrim Hat Cookies today as we celebrated the end of Pilgrim’s Progress in Literature class.
Was Christ fully man and fully God? Ms. Lucy’s 4th grade held a mock debate to find out!
The Eagle Express 