Ms. Crystal and Ms. Deana's preschoolers had a great week! We learned how many letters are in our names, made a graph of our favorite colors, made a self portrait, learned how to play dominos, found a big rock on the playground.... some friends determined it was an asteroid and was "filled with treasure!" We also got to see some of the mighty machines that were there for mighty machine night. We ended the week with a wonderful show and tell and using a few friends to make a pattern while we guessed what the pattern was.
First grade released our first monarch butterfly today! There were 22 very excited kids and an excited teacher! They named her Ruby Thundercutie Dottie! 🦋🦋🐛🐛
First grade and sixth grade enjoyed some quality time together getting to know their new buddies for this school year! It's going to be a great year! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you to the Adams County Old Time Association for inviting us to explore life in the past.
Join us tomorrow evening for Mighty Machines Night! This event is open to the public, so invite your family and friends to come enjoy the evening!
Mrs. Venvertloh taught the students a lesson from our Great Adventure Bible series. They learned about the building of the Tower of Babel.
5th and 2nd graders enjoyed meeting their new buddies for the school year. We learned about our new buddies and made books together!
Our kindergarteners had so much fun celebrating Dot Day!
Dot Day is dedicated to encouraging creativity and collaboration, inspired by Peter H. Reynolds' book, The Dot!
Mark your calendars and plan to join us in 2 weeks for this FUN afternoon! It is going to be a great time. Save the flyer and then hold down on the QR code to RSVP! We are ready for FALL!! 🍂🍁🍃🍂🍁🍃
Jeff Snyder taught us about frontier life in the Midwest.
We are learning about and honoring heroes today on this beautiful Patriot Day! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Do double stuffed Oreos really have double the stuff? We found out by measuring mass!
Ag in the Classroom brought us cotton plants to try to get the seeds out of and lots of information about its history and how it grows.
We dug for fossils at Quincy Museum today and learned about the rock cycle.
Did you know that there are many living things living in a single drop of pond water?
Apologetics is fun! 8th graders have been practicing their public speaking skills by explaining how different scientific concepts (red shift is being explained here) prove the existence of God.
What a joy it is to watch our St. Dominic School family grow!
We had some great August Date Night/Day adventures submitted! We are so thankful that all of these couples were able to enjoy some fun together this month! Spending time together is always so beneficial to a relationship! ❤️💕😍🥰
Ms.Crystal and Ms. Deana's preschoolers enjoyed another beautiful week of learning and fun! Our class is settling into a great routine and we are seeing some wonderful friendships blossoming!
Making hand dipped candles to go with our reading of Little House in the Big Woods and Caddie Woodlawn
