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Upper Elementary

Upper Elementary

3rd - 5th Grade

students have the opportunity to feel amazed every single day

Teachers nurture critical thinking, while providing opportunity and encouragement for students to share their learning in innovative ways to diverse and global audiences.  When science, technology, language arts, and math live side-by-side with the arts, world languages and athletics, students' interests and passions are ignited and fostered. The integration of the Davis values– community, respect, spirit, wisdom and righteousness –enables students to find added personal meaning in those connections.

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Life in Upper Elementary

Around Upper Elementary

Simchat Torah

Our entire community came together to celebrate Simchat Torah, one of the most special highlights of the year at The Davis Academy. Mechina - 8th grade students, faculty, staff, parents and friends were wrapped in the words of Torah in the Lower School gym.

  • All School Shabbat
  • Lower School
  • Simchat Torah 2023
  • Upper School
Lip Sync

In a lively showcase, our 7th-grade theatre students took on the Lip Sync Challenge. This entertaining and creative activity involves participants lip-syncing to their favorite songs and creating an engaging performance. Beyond the entertainment, this challenge is a valuable experience for our students, enhancing their confidence, refining presentation skills, and encouraging teamwork and creativity as they collaborate on choreography and delivery of their lip-sync acts.

  • 7th grade
  • Middle School
  • Theatre
  • Upper School
Mechina and 5th Grade's Amazing  Field Trips

Mechina and 5th grade students went on amazing field trips to Yellow River Wildlife Sanctuary in Lilburn, Georgia, and Camp Jenny in Cleveland, Georgia. 

  • Field Trip
  • Lower School
  • Upper School
5th Grade Moving Up Ceremony

Fifth graders celebrate their transition to Middle School at the Moving Up Ceremony. We are proud of this class for all of their learning and growth!  

  • Upper School
Lower School Spelling Bee

The annual Lower School Spelling Bee demonstrates student competency with vocabulary enabling them to excel at reading, writing and public speaking. Congratulations to 4th grader Max Bregen for winning the annual Spelling Bee and to 4th grader David Bricks for being the runner-up. 

  • Lower School
  • Upper School
French Club Actiivities

The French Club students were immersed in France's rich flavors and cultural heritage by indulging in a delectable cheese board charcuterie. As they savored each bite, they discovered that this tradition dates back to the 15th century in France. It's truly remarkable to see how food can connect us to history and traditions.  

  • AfterSchool
  • Upper School
5th Grade Field Trip to Savannah

Fifth graders left for Savannah, an overnight trip that offers amazing opportunities to learn, explore, and solidify friendships. Students visited many historic and natural spots signature to this charming southern city, such as Mikve Israel Synagogue in Monterey Square, Fort Pulaski, River Street, and Tybee Island, and enjoyed activities including dolphin sightseeing, go-karting and exploring the beautiful historic squares.

  • Field Trip
  • Lower School
  • Upper School
3rd Grades Annual Wax Museum

The Third Grade Wax Museum is a very exciting research project where each student immerses themselves in research and writing about a famous Georgian and their contributions to society. After weeks of hard work, students dressed up and portrayed their historical figures in a "live museum" presentation. We are so proud of our students and third grade teachers!

  • Upper School
Fourth grade students Zoomed in with other fourth grade students in Noida, India

Fourth grade students Zoomed in with other fourth grade students in Noida, India, and their school librarian to discuss the use of artificial intelligence. They played trivia to learn about each other’s school environments and cultures. If students could not uncover the answer, they used AI tools to see if they could discover the correct answer. It worked some of the time but not every time. It was a great learning experience on both sides of the world!

  • Upper School
4th Grade Keyboard Recital

4th grade parents enjoyed a keyboard recital in the Lower School Theatre. Congratulations to our talented students and Mr. Michek for an excellent and enjoyable performance

  • Upper School