May 7th- May 11th:
Memory:
Romans 3:23

Spelling:

Lesson 31

Grammar:

Possessive Nouns

Reading/Writing:
Sequencing 

Math: 

Last written test of the year will be Friday (May 11th). We will focus heavily on reviewing past concepts and addition/subtraction fact speed for the remainder of the school year. We will continue to review Multiplication facts of 0,1,5,10, and 2(we will be learning our 2's this week) as well.

Science/Social Studies:

Social Studies Ch. 12- How do leaders help their community?

Important Information /Reminders:

On Friday, May 18th, students in grades 1-8 will participate in a “Faith Family Field Day”.  We will eat a picnic lunch, play games, and have one last fun time with our Faith Families!  Zion will be providing cheese pizza from Domino's, goldfish and water for the picnic lunch.  If your child does not want that lunch or is unable to eat that lunch due to allergies, please have your child bring a cold lunch on Friday, May 18th.  Your child will also be spending the afternoon out in the sun, so please apply sunscreen in the morning before your child comes to school.  This will also be a SPECIAL SPIRIT DAY your child may wear a Zion/LHS t-shirt and non uniform bottoms!  Thanks!

101: Adult Information Class
Tuesday evenings beginning July 10 | 6:30-8:00 pm | Family Life Center. For those who are interested in understanding the Christian Faith as the Missouri Synod Lutherans teach it, or wish to join Zion's congregation, 101 classes are offered. Pastor Jason Reitz will begin a five-week session on Tuesday, July 10.  These sessions cover the basic teachings of the Christian faith, allowing the individuals to compare with his or her own church background. After the last session on Tuesday, August 7, adults may join the congregation by confirmation or adult baptism.

Contact Pastor Reitz or Vickie Adams in the church office (636-441-7425) with questions or to register.

  

Reflecting on our week: Have you ever heard that phrase or lyric, "I saw God today."? It really doesn't take much effort on our part to see God, since everything is from God and is God's. But today I saw God's light shine so incredibly bright in a group of young ladies that the above phrase/lyric was the first things that came to mind. The love of Jesus was demonstrated and played out to perfection on the playground. A group of students had a disagreement in the Bobcat pit and one student took the time to follow up with an upset friend. She sat with her upset classmate and ACTUALLY LISTENED to her thoughts and feelings about the situation. I saw them talk it out and then hug. Peers followed her lead and the issue was solved without my involvement, in a shorter amount of time, and ended with hugs and smiles. I saw the love of God shine bright in my students and it made my heart full!

 Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another. 35 By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.”   John 13:34-35.

We meet as a Faith Family once a month to pray and do an activity.  During the prayer time this year, we have been focusing on spending 5 minutes each day praying.  Our activity this month was based on 1 Thessalonians 5:17 Be Thankful in ALL Circumstances.  We wrote thank you notes to the many volunteers that help our school.  We ended our time celebrating baptism birthdays for May and June.  

We look forward to our last Faith Family event, FIELD DAY!

History Museum field trip...