GRADES 3-4
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Third grade students continue to grow into more independent learners. A high emphasis is placed on developing a sense of responsibility for both themselves and the academic expectations for third grade. Organizational skills are taught and reinforced regularly. Sensitivity to the feelings and needs of others in the classroom is fostered with the expectations of appropriate behavior as a result.
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Fourth grade is a major step for students to become independent learners. Much of the teacher directed activity is gradually replaced by more student initiated and directed work. Building on the third grade introductions to organizations and self-discipline, this grade takes students to the next level of responsibility.
OUR CURRICULUM
RELIGION
Religion is taught through the use of Concordia Publishing House's "Enduring Faith" curriculum and The Bible.
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Students learn facts as well as build their faith through study of scripture.
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Memorization of Bible verses and parts of Luther's Small Catechism which often correlate with the religion lesson or church year.
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Study of the PeaceWise, a curriculum based on the conflict resolution concepts presented in Matthew 14