Friday, April 17, 2015

April 17, 2015


ALLELUIA CHRIST IS RISEN
HE HAS RISEN INDEED ALLELUIA!

Easter Sunday the woman were met at the empty tomb by an angel telling them that Jesus is no longer dead.  He is alive!  We celebrate Christ resurrection as He conquered sin, death, and the devil.  May we continue to celebrate the new life that Christ has won for us.  May we boldly tell others that Christ is Risen, He has RISEN indeed, ALLELUIA!


A LOOK AHEAD:
Memory: First Article of the Apostle's Creed
If your child would like to say the whole Apostle's Creed they may and then be done with memory for the year!

Religion:Jesus Appears to His disciples 
Spelling: Lesson 29 
Grammar: continue pronouns
phonics: aw and au
Math: comparing numbers
Science: landforms and rocks
Social Studies: family traditions
Art:Clay Sculpture

Centers:
phonics: sorting ar, ir, or
writing:adding predicates
name: sorting nouns, verbs, and adjectives
alphabet: sorting pronouns
math: making 10's game 
poetry:Earth Day poem



The Lutheran High Fine Arts Festival is April 25 from 8-12 pm.  Our Eric Carle inspired collages will be on display.  Feel free to check it out!

There is a Milestone 6 class coming up on Sunday, April 26th.  Any child that is 6 or 7 years old is eligible to attend. The focus of this class is for 6/7 year olds and their parents to learn how to keep this age group involved in worship.   This is a 1 week class during the Sunday School hour (9:30-10:30 a.m.). This Milestone concludes with the 6/7 year olds and their parents being presented a worship bag during the following week’s worship service. Parents will need to RSVP to Sara Kuhlmann, Director of Early Childhood at skuhlmann@zionharvester.org to attend this class. 

Students in PDO-2nd grade will celebrate Week of the Young Child on May 4th-8th.  During this week, we celebrate the blessing of young children, especially all of the young children here at Zion!  As part of the celebration, there will be optional dress-up days this week.  The themes are listed below:

Monday:  Sports Shirt Day-wear a sports shirt of their favorite team
Tuesday:  Favorite Color Day
Wednesday:  Spirit Day - Wear red or white or Zion wear
Thursday:  Stripes Day
Friday:  Mismatched Socks Day

Please remember that these dress-up days are optional!  If your child chooses not to participate, he/she should be in Zion standardized dress (K-2nd grade).  If your child participates, he/she doesn't have to be in standardized dress.  It should be a fun week!

Primary Grade Musical May 8, 2015.  Our class will be participating the the Spring Musical, Adam's Apple.  Plan on attending Friday May 8 at 7:00.  If your child cannot attend please email Mrs. Crumrine.  kcrumrine@zionharvester.org.  More information to come next week about costumes and props.



TOGETHER WE'RE BETTER: Please support our school by using this easy program.  The forms for TWB can be downloaded off Zion's website under the News section. What a great way to raise money for our school! Zion Website

Thank you for the gift certificate and all the birthday cards.  It was fun to celebrate my birthday with our class and getting so many special made cards was great!!
The Social Studies paper that came home last Tuesday is due this Tuesday, April 21.  Thanks
                                     
Christ is Risen, HE IS RISEN INDEED! 
Continue the celebration of Easter this weekend in church!!

In HIM,
Amy Bernhardt

A Peek at our Week...

We did many activities that helped us celebrate and share the Good News of Jesus Resurrection.
 We made butterflies, to show new life.
 We traced our hands.
 We cut them out.
 We used green pipe cleaners.
 We used yellow pipe cleaners.
 We made Easter Lilies that help proclaim the news, "HE IS RISEN ALLELUIA!"

We used puppets to tell the Easter story.
 We measured using our own feet.
 We each took a turn.
 We recorded our measurements and found that they were different.
We then measured with a ruler and learned about 12 inches being a foot.

 We learned about pronouns and played a game with a partner.

Ethan broke his arm during Easter break.
We pray it heals quickly.
We played with our hermit crabs.
We enjoyed the warm weather.


Here is a peek at lunch.
 We are studying Alexander Calder and his kinetic sculptures.


 Kinetic means movement.























Come visit our hallway and look at our kinetic sculptures.



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