On February 10, Grace Lower School will embark on an exciting project; a school-wide, state-wide reading club called “One School, One Book”. Every Lower School family will receive a copy…
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During the months of October and November, 6th grade students studied maps in the Social Studies class. They learned about the important features that enable us to read and interpret maps…
Mia Bent, a Grace School alum and a sophmore at DeBakey High School for Health Professions, is a Delegate to the Congress of Future Medical Leaders in Lowell, MA on June 24-26,…
November has been an innovative month for Grace Middle Schoolers. From STEM projects to novel writing, it was an exciting time to explore connections between various content areas and real...
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Grace School had a tremendous showing at this year's Region 23 band auditions. The event, held at Sealy High School, extends an open invitation to all public and private...
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National Make A Difference Day is an annual community service event which is held in October. Millions of people have united in the common mission to improve the lives of...
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Wiggling worms at work! As part of their unit on soil, our 3rd graders welcomed 500 new worms to their classroom. They made worm hotels to track their movement, examined the parts of a worm, recorded how they respond to different stimuli (vibrations, water, obstacles, etc.) and discovered what they felt like and why. The best part was just watching them!
Lower School! Don't forget to read "The Lemonade Crime" this weekend. Here's the read aloud video playlist: zcu.io/QkCo
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Valentine's Day is a perfect time to integrate fun, meaningful learning activities into the classroom.
Our Primary School students conducted a interactive STEM project where they measured out glue, water and glitter in a bottle, added magnetic hearts and shook it up. Then using a magnet wand, they moved the hearts all through the mixture. If love is like a magnet, "stick" with those you love!💙💙💙