World War I was called “the war to end all wars.” However, students learned this was the opposite. Students studied the causes of World War I, the causes that led America into World War I, and the American reaction at home over War World I. Students created poems and propaganda posters to illustrate their personal reaction to War World I.
Mr. Sanchez
Students spent time learning about the new American nation that was led by President George Washington. Students studied the emergence of political parties, as well as controversies within the new nation, such as the creating of the first national bank.
Mr. Sanchez
The greatest force to ever sweep across the globe was Christianity. Students spent time studying the persecution of Christians by Emperor Nero, how Christianity became the official religion of the Roman Empire, and how Martin Luther led the Protestant Reformation in 1517.
Mr. Sanchez
Students learned that God is not merely concerned about our actions, but also our hearts. Students spent time discussing how they can better seek the Lord at home, at school, at church, and in their free time. If they yield their hearts to the Lord daily, God will give them the help to grow and obey.
Mr. Sanchez
After researching their country of origin for International Week at Evangel, the students presented interesting facts about their country. The students were very excited to find out new things about their heritage. The presentations went very well.
Mrs. Bienemann
We have just finished studying multiple meaning words. The students came up with many words that are spelled the same way but have different meanings. Some of the words they used were: train, bat, date, nail, and pound.
Mrs. Bienemann
After reading excerpts from Through Gates of Splendor the students chose a character to create. They have decorated paper dolls to look like the character. Then they researched to person and found ten interesting facts about them. Finally they presented their character to the entire class. Stop by to see the characters hanging around RM. 204
Mrs. Bienemann
Middle School made posters this month and delivered them to our school administration in celebration of Administrative/ Professional”s Day. They also worked on mosaic images by using pieces of magazine advertisements to form a whole image. Totally Cool!
Ms. Arnau
After reading excerpts from “Through Gates of Splendor”, students chose a character they want to learn more about and are preparing presentations about that character. Stop by room 204 to see the characters from “Through Gates of Splendor” hanging in the room.
Mrs. Bienemann
Students have begun working on introduction lessons to 9th Grade Pre Algebra. The students are challenged and are doing a great job. They work cooperatively with partners to complete given tasks.
Mrs. Christian