It was a GREAT day for young and "older" at SEA's Annual Grandparents Day! Grandparents attended Chapel, worked on a variety of activities with students in their classrooms and enjoyed a special luncheon in their honor. Thank you to all the wonderful Grandparents who joined us.

A long standing tradition at SEA, Fifth Graders and their families participated in SEA's Annual Presidential Dinner. Hosted by Social Studies Teacher and Assistant Head of School, Mrs. Delius, the evening provides an opportunity for students to showcase the research based learning they have been conducting on U.S. Presidents.

In conjunction with their Presidential Report, 5th Graders at SEA led by Creative Writing Teacher Mrs. Wolfcale, have written and illusrated their own Historical Novels.

As the lucky winner of our WinterFest Raffle Prize "A Day With Mrs.Delius", Kindergartner Michael Fields spent the day shadowing Mrs. Delius and assuming many of the responsibilities of the Assistant Head of School.

Third Graders at SEA have recently completed their first research based report on Native American Indians as part of their Social Studies curriculum. This week at SEA they are showing what they have learned

Third Graders at SEA are working on their Native American Studies unit. Today, their Native American unit was made “larger than life” when students were paid a visit by Jim Sawgrass, a native Floridian and a member of the Muskogee Creek Indian Tribe. Sawgrass has been sharing his knowledge of the Southeastern Native American tribes for over 25 years.

Halloween is in the air, but it is Pumpkin Day at SEA! Students are counting seeds and doing a variety of lessons related to reading, writing, math & science - all centered around our beautiful orange friend, "the pumpkin".

As part of their unit on sea turtle migration third grade students visited the Marine Science Center in Ponce Inlet Florida. Their trip included a tour of the sea turtle hospital, the bird rehabilitation center, and a dune walk.

4th & 5th Graders are getting ready to hit Lake Brantley by practicing their strokes in the SEA Pool!

3rd Graders received a visit from the Reptile Lady

Pre-K students recently conducted some experiments to discover the power of air. Using Alka-seltzer tablets and water, they were able to create enough air to inflate a balloon and send film canisters flying into the sky. Who knew this invisible state of matter was so fun!?

Students at SEA are participating in Red Ribbon Week. Red Ribbon Week is the oldest and largest drug prevention campaign in the country. The theme of Red Ribbon Week for 2012 is “It’s Up To Me To Be Drug Free.”

Students in Kindergarten at SEA set out to answer the age old question, “Do Pumpkins Sink or Float” during a buddy science unit with Third Graders.

Blessing of the Animals is a time to give thanks for God’s creations and for those animals that come into and change our lives forever. The menagerie gathered at ECR’s new St. Francis Memorial included dogs, cats and Ms. Wolfcale’s class pet, Spidey the hamster.

Our 2nd Annual SEAhawk Mini Triathlon was AWESOME! It was a beautiful day on our campus, the PreK – Second Grade students were excited to finally take part in this unique event, following weeks of training.

A time honored tradition at SEA, students gathered to celebrate International Peace Day. Students, Faculty and Parents wore white to signify our power to come together as one in peace and to make a commitment to help those in need.

3rd, 4th and 5th grade Evening of the Arts.

3rd Grade mummified apples as part of their study of Ancient Egypt.

1st and 5th Grade reading buddies got together dressed as their favorite storybook character for a fun reading event!

Pre-K Students delighted in "chasing" the gingerbread man around campus!

Pre-K is learning all about our community and the jobs people have within our town.Pre-K parents shared what their jobs are and showing their various tools they use.

Students in Pre-K - Second Grades participated in bicycle safety week Sept.7-10.