Congrats to the Arma Dei Lego® WeDo Robotics teams for their amazing effort, great attitude, and joy at the 2019 Lego® Design Challenge in Colorado Springs. Twenty-seven teams competed and two of our teams placed in the top six.
Parents and grandparents enjoyed the Medieval Festival on Wednesday. The fourth-grade students took their audience on a trip back to the Middle Ages to hear the music played, see the art sculpted and listen to literature enjoyed by the citizens of that era. During chapel tomorrow, the student body will see highlights of that festival. Click here for the video
All students at Arma Dei Academy understand the Gospel message... why Jesus was born to live a perfect life and die a perfect death on the cross. We grieve the betrayal, torture and death of Jesus. We recognize his loving sacrifice. And we celebrate the grace, love, and power in his glorious resurrection. All of us who put our trust in him are promised forgiveness of sins and eternal life! We understand that growing in our faith and sharing this message is both a blessing and a privilege. At Arma Dei, we are learning about God and Jesus Christ. We are striving…
The eighth-grade students visited Washington D.C. to learn about our country and to see some of the greatest monuments, museums, and historical sites in the world. This trip also provided students with a unique, interactive learning experience, as well as opportunities for personal growth, maturity, and independence.
First-grade STEM students pair up with Fifth-grade learning buddies to test invisible ink used by the Sons of Liberty during the Revolutionary War. First-grade students have been studying the American Revolutionary War and their third quarter STEM challenge was designed to integrate this period in history into their STEM training. The class was divided into teams of Red Coats and Patriots and spent three weeks developing and testing various invisible ink recipes. Students successfully created an invisible ink consisting of oak gall solution which was readily revealed when exposed to an iron sulfate solution, just like the invisible ink used by…
Fourth-grade students traveled to the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs where they participated in hands-on STEM classes taught by AFA professors.
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…