Water Day at SAS Summer Camp! It’s amazing how much joy a water hose and time outside can bring to kids! They are having a blast!
What makes Saint Ann School wonderful? The fact that we are able to put Christ in everything we do and work to ensure ever student is recognized for his or her individuality.
Technology integration paves the way for mobile learning!! Today, students enjoyed the beautiful springtime weather while they completed an app-based comprehension assessment!! ☀️
Kindergarten is learning the Easter story by using Resurrection Eggs they have made! Each egg has an object that represents a different part of the Easter story.
Shout out to our Lady Eagles Volleyball! They played St Bernard and won and had a close defeat to Holy Rosary! Way to Go, Lady Eagles!
Fourth graders are studying forms of energy in Science. This week they went on a classroom scavenger hunt finding examples of forms of energy and then used a pendulum to identify increases and decreases of potential and kinetic energy as it swung.
Pre-K celebrated the letter "W" with Wild, Wild West Day! The day was filled with fun including horse races, roasting marshmallows, listening to stories around the campfire, learning line dances, and learning about the Wild, Wild West!
We are three days into IOWA testing 📝, and our Eagles took advantage of this beautiful weather ☀️! The students had some free time to let out some energy ✨ and relax their minds🧘🏼♂️! Mrs. Nute guided fifth... facebook.com/152020324810195…
A little ELA rap to start this Tuesday morning by our 5th graders! facebook.com/SaintAnnNashvil…
April Fools! Mrs. Yasay tricked the first graders by telling them she had brownies for them but handed out brown “e”s instead. After making them upset for a while, she passed out the real thing! Great way to end the first day of Iowa testing!
A peak into our 5th grade music class. facebook.com/SaintAnnNashvil…
March 21 is World Down Syndrome Day. The Saint Ann Community has been so enriched by the Hand in Hand Options initiative, and every student thrives because of inclusion!
#InclusionRocks #LifelongFriends #SomethingExtra
The Nashville Public Library's Puppet Truck presents The Little Rabbit Who Wanted Red Wings! What a great performance!
Our fourth graders have entered the Great Mail Race. They have written letters to a Catholic School from each state and are now anxiously awaiting a response. Hundreds of Catholic Schools participate on this event each year.
First grade culminated a language arts unit on being yourself/perseverance with a Class Talent Show. Students sang, showed off soccer tricks, magic tricks, danced, and played instruments.