Tonight was Dublin Christian Academy's 2nd semester Open House. Robby and Molly's class had done research projects in preparation for this event and had them on display. The 3rd grade did theirs on a person of influence in history. Molly studied the life of Anne Sullivan, Helen Keller's remarkable teacher, whose courage and determination made it possible for Helen to lead a courageous and fulfilled life. In fact, Helen has been quoted as saying: "The most important day I remember in all my life is the one on which my teacher, Anne Mansfield Sullivan, came to me." As part of Molly's display, I found a recipe for "honey candy" that was dated back to the time period in which Sullivan lived---not bad! =o)
The 4th grade did their research on one of the 50 states. Robby chose Washington and had a great time gathering information from various sources---not the least of which were his grandparents that live there (thanks, Buppa!). He dressed as Ichiro Suzuki to represent the Seattle Mariners with pride and had smoked sockeye salmon as a yummy part of his display. All the kids did a great job! God is good.
2 comments:
Wow!! All of the kids look so great, and we are especially proud of Robby and Molly with their special school projects. Good job! Mimi and Buppa love you all very much. Be careful, Natalee, our little one... we are praying for you all.
Great projects kids! You did a great job. Love the blog. You're doing a mighty fine job with that too Lyd.
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