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 The Greek Olympians! The 6th grade learned about the ancient Olympics for their Ancient Greece unit. We did a few different games where the kids represented city-states and competed against each other. Here Donald and Jace are shown as the winners with their "olive" branch wreaths on their heads. (The branches are actually just from the bush near the rectory. :) ) 

 And the 6th grade being their normal dorky selves after working at the Re-Run

 For art they molded different things with dry molding clay. They then painted it when finished. Now they are acrylic painting canvases. 



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