All girls at Grace are invited to the annual Father Daughter Dance. We will have a DJ, a fun photo booth, food, and crafts and we’d love to see you there. Girls may bring their father, or any other significant …
Who’s your superhero??? Who’s YOUR superhero…Superman, Wonder Woman, a local police officer, a military veteran, a cancer survivor? We all have at least one favorite hero, so grab your cape and come run with us on Saturday, February 15th! The 1 …
If your child is interested in playing Winter Flag Football or Winter Volleyball, please register and pay by Tuesday, January 7th. Practices will begin the week we return from Christmas break. Please email Coach Mars with any questions.
Along with millions of other students in over 180 countries around the world, most of our Grace students participated this week in the Hour of Code! This event is held annually during Computer Science Education Week to honor the birthday …
Over the last few weeks, 5th graders have been learning about making paper circuits. Most recently, they designed and created their own light-up Christmas cards. Watch the video to learn how to make a Light-up Christmas card for yourself by …
In the Think Tank today, 3rd graders learned about circuits by exploring with LittleBits, “electronic building blocks” for kids. At first, they were unsure of how LittleBits worked. But by the end of the class period, the students were building …
Beginning on November 14th students can bring in food items for donation. As students enter the gate there will be collection bins labeled with the names of four college teams. Students will vote for their favorite team by placing their items into their …
8th graders are studying States of Matter and Changes of State. Oobleck is something that is both a solid and liquid depending on surface. The students had fun making and playing with their Oobleck!
Our 4th grade students recently used hands-on experimentation to learn about center of gravity. They learned the secret to balancing a soda can and were able to build a “balancing man.”