Inspiring Life-long Learning for Over 25 Years
2nd & 3rd Grades - Painting
Second and third grades painted using mixed colors from primary colors.
Inspiring Life-long Learning for Over 25 Years
Category 3rd Grade
3rd Grade - Ten Commandments
This week third graders heard how Moses brought the Ten Commandments down from Mt. Sinai. This continues the class’ exploration of the Old Testament.
2nd & 3rd Grades - Autumn Colors, Heroes, Saints & Old Testament Stories
Autumn colors burst out in the painting lesson last week. Painting is a weekly lesson where stories, nature, and color studies are explored. Second grade is studying heroes and saints. Often animals play a strong role of virtue or of…
2nd & 3rd Grades - Fables, Farming & More
The second and third graders joined first grade on a nature walk through Lakewood Forest Preserve. Third grade is wrapping up a block focusing on farming stories and multi-digit multiplication. Students learned through stories about how corn is harvested. Second…
Photos: Weekly Pantry Walk - Grades Service Learning
Our grade school students went on their second Pantry Walk of the year on Friday. It was a smaller group than usual this week because 2nd, 3rd, and 6th grades were away enjoying a field trip. Each week until Thanksgiving…
2nd & 3rd Grades - Stories, Hebrew Script & Math
Fables and trickster stories pair with place value math lessons in the current second grade block of study. Third graders are exploring the country life as experienced by Walter King with stories about his crops, his father’s farm machinery, and…
2nd & 3rd Grades - Field Trip to Old World Wiscsonsin
Second and third grades traveled to Old World Wisconsin to experience the life of a Norwegian immigrant family that settled in Wisconsin in 1820. The students visited Bob and Leo the sheep. A carding wool lesson was given along with…
2nd & 3rd Grades - Taming Dragons
The class tamed their dragons with the painting of St. George.
2nd & 3rd Grades -
2nd and 3rd graders cleared a garden row to plant spring wheat. In the spring it will be harvested, dried, and then we will grind the grain.