Mrs. Melanie Aleshire - 6th grade music - maleshire@grovecitychristian.org
Mrs. Makayla Rindler - STEM - mrindler@grovecitychristian.org
Mr. Phil Claassen - Band - pclaassen@grovecitychristian.org
Mrs. Denise Senerius - 5th grade music & 5/6 Strings - dsenerius@grovecitychristian.org
Mr. Noah Tomlinson - Physical Education - ntomlinson@grovecitychristian.org
Mrs. Abigail Zancudo - Art - azancudo@grovecitychristian.org
Fifth Grade Choir and General Music Class -
I was extremely proud of my students for the concert. They all did their best and it showed.
Thank you for all of the hard work.
Fifth and Sixth grade strings - WOW! Great job! You did an amazing job. I was so pleased.
I hope they will have a program next year so you can continue.
Sixth Grade Music:
Your students had a wonderful spring concert! I am proud of all the hard work they have put in this semester. We are almost at the end of the year!
Mrs. Aleshire
Our 5th graders have been doing great on our first few notes and we are working our way through our book!
Our 6th graders are almost to their first piece of concert music! Please make sure that all chunks recordings are done on Fridays. The students are given time to work on them during class but we have had many missing recordings.
For both groups, remember that practice logs are due every Monday!
If you would like a year-long calendar for band events, go here. Note: This calendar has ALL band events 5th-12th grade, so please make sure you read the titles of the events to avoid confusion.
Check out gccsbands.grovecitychristian.org for performances from the school year, in class listening, and more!
Mr. Claassen pclaassen@grovecitychristian.org
5th Grade STEM: 5th grade wrapping up their Deserted Island unit and doing some last typing exercises for the year.
6th Grade STEM: 6th grade is learning all about VEX robots!
5th Grade Art: Its the end of the year! Which means they get their projects back.
6th Grade Art: Happy end of the year! Enjoy looking at their artwork from the year!
This week in PE our intermediate students played a variation of dodgeball where there are four teams competing against each other instead of two. This required teamwork and creativity and was fun to see our students grow! Next week we will be playing matball.
