Speech Meet Grade Winners

Arma Dei Academy participates in the Rocky Mountain Classical Christian Schools Speech Meet each year in order to provide a platform for students to develop rhetoric skills from an early age. This opportunity makes use of classical educational pedagogy where students are challenged to develop the skills of memorization, public speaking, and social grace. We hold classroom speech meets for first through eighth grades. Students may choose from a variety of categories – Bible memory, poetry, dramatic interpretation, or patriotic recitation. The top three students (top four for classes with two sections) will compete in the regional competition with Augustine Classical Academy…

0 Comments

Young Engineers

After studying the Pont du Gard, an ancient Roman aqueduct in France, Mrs. Habicht's third grade class used tubing, plumber's tape, cardboard, containers and various items from home to construct aqueducts that could transport water from a water source to the city of Nimes, 31 miles away. Well done to all of our young engineers!

0 Comments

Ancient Greece & Rome Festival

Arma Dei purposefully selects our curriculum and pursues a chronological study of history. It is our desire for each student to not only know the who, what, where, when and why of events, but that they are able to place themselves on God's timeline and connect and relate the events to their lives.Each Grammar classroom brings to life their historical time period, wears costumes of the period, participates in hands-on activities, gives presentations, and shares what they have learned with the school community. Third-grade students study Ancient Greece & Rome and held their festival on Wednesday afternoon.

0 Comments

Science & STEM Team

The Science and STEM team has been working diligently to create a program like no other. Students are able to integrate their knowledge from other subjects into their study of science to bring their learning full-circle.  This quarter, kindergarten students dissected owl pellets to enhance their reading of Owl Moon and first-grade students developed invisible ink similar to those used during the American Revolution. While studying siege warfare in Ancient Egypt, second-grade students built a siege tower to protect assailants. Third-grade students constructed aqueducts as they learned about Roman architecture. A team of fourth and fifth-grade students will compete in a Lego robotic challenge against other Colorado…

0 Comments

Study of Ancient Egypt

The second-grade students study Ancient Egypt and last month went on a mock archeological dig in the sands of the Arma Dei desert. Six-grade students assisted them in cracking hieroglyphic clues which led to the discovery of the long lost mummy Ozymandias.

0 Comments