Nov.28th- Dec.2nd:
Memory: Due Friday
“For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government shall be upon his shoulder. And his name shall be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.”
Isaiah 9:6
* Belize Bible Count for our class= 20
Pastor Reitz delivered the first batch of Bibles to Belize a few weeks ago. We have raised enough money for 220 Bibles. What a blessing it is to serve together! Thank you for supporting this mission! I'll continue to keep you updated as we all work together to reach Zion's goal of 600 Bibles.
Pastor Reitz delivered the first batch of Bibles to Belize a few weeks ago. We have raised enough money for 220 Bibles. What a blessing it is to serve together! Thank you for supporting this mission! I'll continue to keep you updated as we all work together to reach Zion's goal of 600 Bibles.
Spelling: Test Friday
Lesson 13
oo:
too, zoo, food, room, soon, boot, hoop, scoop, groom, school
Grammar: Test Friday
Past tense verbs
Protagonist and Antagonist
Math: Test Friday
Keep practicing those addition math facts!
Science Ch. 6 Lesson 3 and Social Studies Ch. 5:
Guiding question: How do we care for natural resources?
Important Information/Reminders:
Our schedule will be different during the month of December as we add Advent practice into the mix of our day.
Our schedule will be different during the month of December as we add Advent practice into the mix of our day.
Reflecting on our week:
On Monday we worked with our preschool friends. We taught them about our adopted dairy cow, Lily. Students shared an information book, watched a short video, and created a cow hutch (fancy name for a calf house). Students worked in pairs to plan and create a house for their cow models (recycled fruit cups turned into cows). It was awesome to see second graders teaching, helping, and compromising with their young partners. These social skills are important to develop at a young age. These are the "soft skills" companies are looking for in young adults today. It is imperative that we take time to build, shape, and foster opportunities to grow tomorrow's leaders.
On Monday we worked with our preschool friends. We taught them about our adopted dairy cow, Lily. Students shared an information book, watched a short video, and created a cow hutch (fancy name for a calf house). Students worked in pairs to plan and create a house for their cow models (recycled fruit cups turned into cows). It was awesome to see second graders teaching, helping, and compromising with their young partners. These social skills are important to develop at a young age. These are the "soft skills" companies are looking for in young adults today. It is imperative that we take time to build, shape, and foster opportunities to grow tomorrow's leaders.
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