Friday was International Dot Day. Our kindergarten classes had fun doing various "dot" activities through out the day. The students talked about being beauty creators and courageous designers - which goes along with our Teaching for Transformation framework. They were also encouraging to one another as they shared thier designs with one another.
Stop in at the West Michigan Christian Schools table to say hello to GHC and WMCS staff at the Grand Haven Hispanic Heritage Festival today from 12-5. The festival is taking place along the waterfront and includes music, dancing, food, cultural learning and more.
We did❣️
Jonathan Mulder
Thank you Culver's for the yummy Friday snack! We are so grateful for the many ways Culver’s GH supports our school!
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Look at all of those smiles! I know the Culver's team is happy to be able to share some love with GHC!
Our first grade Spanish immersion students were earth keepers today as they collected the school’s paper recycling and brought it to the Paper Gator. Thank you first graders!
What does the “S” in STEM stand for? Science! This week our STEM students were in for a treat when GHC’s regular library volunteer, Norma Wieringa, came as a special guest to help students practice observation and inquiry skills as she shared and taught about a small portion of her extensive rock collection. Students loved seeing a variety of rocks our creative Creator made! Mrs. Wieringa taught students how water can change the appearance of rocks. We learned about Lightning rocks, Granite, Quartz, Basalt, Petoskey Stones, fossils, and even had a special surprise with her Yooperlight rocks! She reminded us how we look at the outside appearance, but God sees the beauty of our hearts.
Thank you, Mrs. Wieringa! We praise God for you!
Mrs. Wieringa rocks❣️
She is an amazing lady!!
