We had a blast at the diamond mine! Although we didn’t come home with a diamond, we made many memories to share for a lifetime!
Based on the 1989 animated film and Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale: St. James students (grades 1-8) performed a flawless production! There was lots of smiling, dancing, and laughs! 2025 Spring Musical in the books!
A biography presentation about historical people is a project where students research and share information about a significant person from history. It typically includes key details about the persons life, achievements, and impact on the world.
This beloved 3rd grade project tradition once again was a hit with the parents, fellow students and teachers who came to listen and view our “living museum” of historic humans.
Key Elements of a Biography Presentation
1. Introduction
2. Early Life
3. Major Achievements
4. Legacy and Impact
5. Fun Facts (optional)
6. Why you chose this person
Poster or Tri-Fold Board: Includes pictures, timelines, and key facts
Oral Presentation: Speaking in front of a class with or without visual aids
Dressing Up as the Historical Figure
Grandparents Day is a special holiday dedicated to honoring and celebrating grandparents and their contributions to families and society. Here at St. James, this tradition is the largest gathering on campus each year.
With class performances intertwined with our weekly chapel, students are able to show their knowledge in many subject areas. 3rd grade recited the Books of the Bible is a form of rhythmic drumming.
Grandparents Day was officially recognized in 1978 when President Jimmy Carter signed it into law. The idea came from Marian McQuade, a West Virginia woman who wanted to recognize the important role grandparents play in families and encourage younger generations to appreciate their wisdom and experiences.
3rd graders were given the opportunity to become “blanketeers” this morning by making fleece knot blankets for children ages 1-18 who have experienced trauma. Blankets will be delivered to children in hospitals within our 7 local counties in Northeast Texas.
For more information on how you can become a “blanketeer”, please visit https://www.projectlinus.org/
