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African Culture

7th Grade By November 23, 2016 No Comments

The 7th grade just finished studying the interesting ancient cultures in Africa. We learned that salt was more valuable then gold. We also learned about the geography, culture, and the importance of trade. To end the chapter the students made beautiful African masks. The masks were used back then to ward off evil spirits and […]

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Spooky Charcoal Art

6th Grade By November 2, 2016 No Comments

The sixth grade class spent their monthly art lesson learning how to draw perspective using charcoal. Ms. Spooner taught them several different techniques to create a sense of distance and shading. The pictures are very beautiful and a bit haunting in the design. Perfect for a November classroom decoration!

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Spies Among Us!

8th Grade By October 3, 2016 No Comments

The 8th grade class continues their study of the American Revolution. Today they spent the time as a group of loyalists who were interviewing each other to find out if any of them were spies for General George Washington. It was very hard to figure out which towns people risked their life to spy for […]

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To Sign or To Not Sign!

8th Grade By September 16, 2016 No Comments

Happy Constitution Day! To celebrate the founding of our nation the 8th grade class performed a play revisiting the debate about whether to sign or not sign the Constitution at our school assembly.  To reach an agreement the founding fathers added the Bill of Rights forming the United States of America. The class also got […]

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Ancient Snapchat

6th Grade By August 31, 2016 No Comments

The 6th grade class begins their journey in history by studying archaeology and early humans. After taking several virtual tours of ancient caves with many drawings the class chose one item from ancient everyday life to  draw and display on the cave in the classroom. We are calling the drawings ancient snapchats!

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National Park Celebration!

Uncategorized By August 26, 2016 No Comments

This week Sacred Heart School celebrated our many wonderful National Parks. The parks officially turn 100 years old on August 25, 2016. The Class of 2017 did presentations on the parks to several grades and shared beautiful pictures of the parks with all the students during recess and lunch. Truly these incredible works of art […]

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