Academic Programs : Elementary : Photo GalleryPhoto Gallery
The Elementary curriculum begins each fall with the Great Lessons, the history of people and of the universe told as stories.
Children enjoy the explosion of a "volcano" as a follow-up to the Great Lesson, The Beginning of the Universe.
Collaboration is an important part of work in the Upper Elementary classroom.
A student categorizes and labels the many things he discovered on a nature field trip as part of the study of ecology.
Elementary students and teachers share discussion and reflection on a camping trip.
Elementary field day gives children a chance to practice their athletic skills.
Lower Elementary students greet each other in different languages as they shake hands in their morning circle.
Individual lessons are frequent and relaxed.
Math concepts are practiced using concrete materials, then written on paper.
Elementary field day is a favorite Evergreen tradition.
For children who are ready to learn the same material, group lessons are interactive and engaging.
One way that teachers assess a child's knowledge of a concept is by watching him teach it to another student.
Hands-on experience helps students understand their lessons more fully.
