Diagram it!

For those of you who have trouble with diagramming sentences, refer to this page for some visual help.

Check out this teacher who has a YouTube channel on diagramming sentences. He even has Competitive Sentence Diagramming! Mmmmm, I'm thinking.........

Summer Reading

Students, don’t forget to read!

Mr. Andrews says that

one week without reading

makes one weak. :)

Your lists are linked here:

6^th grade

7^th grade

8^th grade

I’m reading an 800+ page book. Wonder if I’ll finish it before August 19?

Middle School Catechism Songs

Shorter Catechism Question 1:
What is the chief end of man?
Man's chief end is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever.




Shorter Catechism Question 4
What is God?
God is a spirit, infinite, eternal, and unchangeable in His being, wisdom, power, holiness, justice, goodness, and truth.


The four CDs are available for purchase through Reformed Music.

CHA Middle School Recitation of "If"

Great job!

Anne of Green Gables

What do you know about Anne of Green Gables?

What do you remember?

Have some fun practicing these 10-15 question quizzes on the book.

Quiz 1

Quiz 2

Quiz 3

Quiz 4

Quiz 5

Quiz 6

Intriguing Travels

Don't these pictures intrigue you?

Aren't you curious to find out what these doors are?

Do they lead anywhere?

What if you could travel to another place through one of those doors?

Students, have you planned your summer travel reading list?

I know, you're rolling your eyes and thinking, "Who makes a reading list?"

Well, just think of all the time you will have this summer! What a great time to spend in leisure traveling all over the world, and even into some imaginary worlds, through a good story.

Start thinking about a few books you should read for pleasure. Here are three to get you thinking: 100 Cupboards, Dandelion Fire, and The Chestnut King.

The first one is really good, the second better, and the third best.



Here's a video of author Nate Wilson on the Today Show.

"Reading is the basic tool of the good life." ~ Adler

Play and Learn

As an American citizen, you need to know what your rights are. Play this game to help you learn portions of the Bill of Rights in the United States Constitution.