Mrs. Eynon's Thanksgiving Party

Mrs. Eynon's kindergarten class celebrated Thanksgiving becoming Little Indians with their own special Indian names. They had a party filled with fun activites and games. The kids enjoyed making turkeys and having their faces painted.

Armistice Day

The 5th grade class of Mrs Vasquez are seen here celebrating Armistice Day. The 5th grade students recently studied World War I and ended the unit with an Armistice Day Celebration. Armistice Day commemorated the end of World War I and honored the men and women who served in the war. We now call this day Veterans Day to honor all the Americans who have served in the armed forces.

Mrs. Contento's 2nd Grade Pop Up Poster Project

The students in Mrs. Contento's 2nd grade class proudly present their pop up poster project to their classmates and families.

Bible Buddies

Mr. Fanning's 8th graders led Mrs. Webb's third graders in a Bible study on this month's virtue, reverence.

Special Visitor to Science Lab

Mrs. Lozano's science lab had a special visitor.

Respond to this post if you know what kind of owl this is. Click here to see more of Gee, the owl, at CCA.

Third Grade Recorder Class with Mrs. Adkins

Reminder to third grade students

Recorder class every Wednesday morning in Mrs Adkins music room.
7:25 AM to 7:55 AM. All are welcome and invited to attend. Classes are free and encouraged to all third grade students that have not reached a yellow belt.

Kimberly Adkins
CCA-Fine Arts
Calvary Christian Academy
Music PK-3954-556-4436

Varying Exceptionalities Class Election

The VE class elected Josiah Schwartz for President of the Day. They learned about the voting process, held their own election, and paraded their patriotic spirit through the school. It was a great day for our VE class.

Mrs. Whitley's class learns about cells

Third Graders have been learning about the basic building block of life, the cell. They have built models of a plant cell, examined an egg yolk, and observed plant cells under a microscope. They have been learning that cells specialize to form tissues and organs, and have recognized differences between the two. To finish off this unit, Third Graders created their own edible cells and had a delicious time!

After School Skate Club

The after school skate club kids were able to learn the steps involved in making their own skate boards. It was a great lesson for every one. Educational and Fun!!

Mrs. Allen's Kindergarten Class goes to the Fire Station

Students from Mrs. Allen's Kindergarten class went on a field trip to the Fire Station. It was so much fun!!

Worming their way through books!

Elementary students are "Worming their way through books!" Stop by the bulletin board outside the Library Media Center to see which class is in the lead as the worms inch their way across the board. Worms are moved weekly according to how many AR points each class has earned. The results reflect all points earned in the 2nd quarter. The class with the highest points in each grade level will be rewarded with an ice cream party at the end of the quarter. The board and treats are sponsored by the CCA Community Fellowship.

And the Winner Is...

The votes have been counted and the winner is… John McCain. The 4th grade students at CCA elected John McCain to be the president of the United States with 84 votes while Barack Obama received 13 votes. Students learned important lessons about citizenship and democracy and are eager to see the results of the national election!

Iron Chef in the Varying Exceptionalities Classroom

The Varying Exceptionalities Class is learning daily living skills on Friday afternoons. Last month, they learned how to bake, boil, and fry potatoes.

5th Grade Trip to Lake Swan

Psalm 104:24 How many are your works, O Lord! In wisdon you made them all, the earth is full of your creation.

Thursday morning bright and early, students, parents and teachers headed to Melrose, Florida near Gainesville for an outdoor learning experience taught from a biblical perspective. The students observed God's creation in its natural state, enjoyed hands-on learning experiences and participated in cooperative team building and problem solving activities. The students learned how to canoe across the beautiful spring-fed lake and then enjoyed a swim in the crystal clear, cool waters. Thursday evening provided clear skies for the students to observe many of the stars and constellations created by our Almighty God. Everyone enjoyed a time of worship, testimonies and s'mores around the campfire. Friday morning the students rose to cool crisp temperatures and enjoyed a hearty breakfast to prepare them for a morning of classes that included learning about the importance of our Florida aquifer and God's plan for even the smallest of critters.