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In Lower School PE, our Pre-K students got to practice their colors and following the rules through different parachute games.

Mrs. Ponce’s fourth grade students trekked to the American Freedom Museum to play a not-so-classic game of hide-and-seek.  Mrs. Bynum, museum guide and educator, directed the lesson “Texas Hide-and-Seek”.  A lesson sheet was given to each pair of students with facts about Texas and famous Texans throughout U.S. history.  Instead of the students hiding the […]

Last week in Lower School chapel, Mrs. Savage’s fifth grade class acted out the story of Zacchaeus the Tax Collector from Luke 19.

Third grade celebrated today with DONUTS for having a 100% contribution in the Family Participation contest. The donuts spelled Dunk ‘em Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Dahn and Mrs. Attebery.  Congratulations 3rd grade for a job well done!

In fifth grade, we study the passage in Ephesians about putting on the armor of God. Emma Davis took it upon herself to make a life size rendition. In the picture, she is wearing her helmet of salvation, belt of truth and breastplate of righteousness! Thanks, Emma, for giving your class a wonderful visual of […]

This week in Pre-K, students are learning about the letter A, and we were also discussing Our Pets. The students brought pictures of their pets, we graphed them and discuss how many different kinds of pets we all had. On Friday we made puppy chow, and the kids enjoyed it. There are many things that start […]

Mrs. Berry’s class worked in groups this week as they learned about rural, urban and suburban communities.

Third graders at Brook Hill Lower School launch their Community Service DimesProject. Students collect dimes when they complete chores and jobs at home. Third graders learn all about dimes through history, math (such as place value) and reading. The students collect dimes all year and in the spring, the Bullard Mission House and Clinic receive […]

The Lower School library recently “set the table” for a special reading event. Third through fifth grade students enjoyed a “book tasting” event to sample all of our award winning Texas Bluebonnet Books. Students first examined each book, then checked the books on their “menu” that they were most interested in reading.

The mobile iPad cart rolled into Ms. Spradlin’s kindergarten class this week. Students were so excited and did a great job working and learning while having fun, just another benefit the Lower School has to offer! We loved playing ABC Starfall, tracing our letters, and even building legos! Also, Kindergarten studied the letter A this […]

Kindergarten is learning about apples this week. Today, each student brought an apple for our Math/Science lesson. The students decided how to sort the apples. Their ideas were color, size, stems, stripes, dots and bumps. Next, we used our five senses to describe the apples. Apples can be loud when 15 children are crunching at […]

In the story, Knuffle Bunny, by Mo Willems, Trixie and her father visit a laundromat. We talked about washing and drying clothes and then students practiced folding napkins. Now they can help Mom and Dad with laundry chores!