We had an extremely busy, but very exciting week this week as we celebrated National Lutheran School's Week. From hot chocolate and jugglers, to volleyball and dress up days, we really enjoyed all of the activities that the week had to offer! Amongst all of the week's activities, we managed to get some school work in as well:) Our class read
Stone Fox...the last scene had us all in tears, or almost in tears. The book leaves us with many unanswered questions, so I had the kids write a "What happens next?" chapter for the book. They did a very nice job at tying up loose ends and making sure it had a much happier ending then the actual book did.
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| Reading on Pajama Day |
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| Learning about the Vibrations of Sound |
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| Learning About How Air Takes up Space using tornadoes |
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| She didn't get wet, even though the bag filled with water was pierced with holes! |
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| We worked with Mrs. Cluck's 7th Grade Class to do an art project- we designed a dot and wrote why we love Zion |
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| 7th Grade Buddies |
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Juggling Jeff had an incredible message to go along with his impressive juggling and balancing acts. He taught us that nothing in this earth can fix our emptiness- only Jesus!
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Looking Ahead to Next Week:
Memory: The Fourth Commandment- Honor your father and your mother
Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; his love endures forever. 1 Chronicles 16:34
Spelling: alk/ea: talk, stalk, talking, chalk, walked, steam, dream, scream, treat, teamwork
Grammar: Contractions
Phonics: Capital letters in book titles, past tense: double the consonant and add -ed
Reading: We will be learning about George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, and will be practicing how to go back to the text to find and prove our answers.
Math: No test next week
Science: Chapter 11 How Things Move
Writing: If I Were President opinion writing
Important News and Information:
- We will be dismissed at noon next Wed. Feb. 4th
- Keep practicing those math facts, and keep reading for AR goals!
- Classroom Wish List: We are need of paper towels and 12 oz bottles of hand sanitizer for our classroom.
