Friday, January 12, 2018

January 12, 2018

      
Last week I talked about the gift of a Christian Education.  This week I want to tell you about another gift my parents gave to me, it was the gift of weekly worship together.  When I was growing up there was no question what we would be doing on Sunday morning.  We would be in church and Bible Study or Sunday School.  We went to church as a family, 8:00.  I didn't always like getting up for early church and many times as a teenager I begged to drive myself to a later service.  But my parents insisted that we went to church together. I still remember being on vacation and finding a local church to attend.  Yes, I think I would have rather got up and swam some more on vacation but on Sunday we went to church.  Wow, what an impression.  God is most important.  My parents showed me that in their actions.  God is worth one hour even on vacation.  I continue to worship on a weekly basis.  Jon and I  try to always go to church as a family.  But times are different and my girls often have games on Sunday.  Yet we ALWAYS make sure that church is part of our weekend.  Even if it means going on Monday night at Chapel of the Cross.  I am thankful for the opportunity to worship weekly for it is in worship that God comes to us and fills us up for the coming week, where God forgives us and gives us new life, where we stand with the body of believes and are built up, where we hear God's word explained to us, where we belong.  We are in a new year and a new quarter here at school, maybe weekly worship could goal for you this year/quarter.  It would be a great gift to give your family.

A look ahead: 

NO SCHOOL MONDAY FOR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR DAY

Memory: John 10:27

Religion: Jesus Calls His Disciples
Grammar: plural nouns
Spelling: Lesson 15
Math: subtracting 2 facts and using dimes and pennies
Science: animal habitats
Art: Perspective Art with snowmen 

Literacy Centers:

word work: sort long and short vowels
reading: read visualize and draw
sentences: building super sentences
writing: writing about Martin Luther King Jr.

Report cards are in the Friday Folder.  If you have any questions please contact me.


As we are now in Third Quarter and I will be preparing the students for Second Grade.  I will expect them to be more independent.  You can work on independence at home as well.  Have you child be more responsible for getting their school things together and if they forget let them face the consequence here at school.  I love to work with students on helping them solve their own problems.  It is hard to solve a problem if moms and dads solve them before the child has a chance!  For example if your child forgets the homework folder please allow the child to solve the problem at school rather than bringing the folder up to school.  Thanks for your help.

I will also be grading the papers more carefully and will be working with the students on how to follow directions.  I will be marking reversals and capital letters wrong on spelling tests.


I have seen too many CAR papers.  Please remind your child to work carefully on their math homework papers. You can check over the papers and then tell them I see one wrong can you find it?  This way you are helping them learn to check their work.



VALENTINES:  We will be making our valentine boxes here AT SCHOOL.  Each child may bring Valentines to hand out.  Please include a Valentine for each child in our class.  PLEASE NO CANDY!  This year we are asking that you DO NOT send candy to school with the Valentines.  Our party will be on February 14
Thank you

Our Class List


Maggie          Nick                  Eddie           Ella Grace          
Gwen            Jacob H.           Kipton          Mia                     
Korrinne        Jacob M.           Lucy            Dallas                 
Emily             Georgia             Graham       Brandon            Lila                 Kiera                 Liam            Hazel

If you have any extra Valentines Julia and Tyler, the cafeteria workers, would love to get some Valentines!

Friday, January 26- One Hundred Day Celebration!! 
We need many parent helpers to help prep and run centers.   
Mrs. Abbey Wagoner is graciously planning this day for us.  If you are able to help with this day please email her: abbeywagoner@gmail.com

We need about 12 parents between the two classes to help.  If you are not able to come and still want to help we need donations and prep work.  Please email ABBEY WAGONER.

100 CERAL BOXES:  We will need 50 empty cereal boxes by January 22.  Please send in your empty cereal boxes!!!

IMPORTANT DATES...


DONUTS FOR DADS WEDNESDAY JANUARY 16

A special someone may join us from 7-7:45 in the church basement for a donut breakfast, dads are invited to stay for Chapel at 8:05-8:50.

ZION OPEN HOUSE: January 21, 1-3 pm Invite your friends to see for themselves the great things happening at ZION.

February 3, 5:00 We sing in church.  Please mark your calendars!


Wednesday February 7 is a half day for the students.  


GRANDPARENTS DAY - Save the Date: We invited all Grandparents or special adult friend to attend school on March 9, from 8-12.  More information and invitation to come!



LUTHERAN SCHOOL WEEK COMING UP SOON...
JANUARY 22-26

“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today 
and forever.” Hebrews 13:8
During the month of January, our offerings will support the mission work in Cambodia which is organized by Lutheran Hour Ministries. Students in grades K-4 were given change boxes to collect their offerings this month. During National Lutheran Schools Week, students can bring these change boxes to chapel on Wednesday, January 24th. Through our offerings, we can help spread the word of Christ across the world!

2018 NLSW SCHEDULE
January 22 – 26, 2018
Monday: P.J. Day
  • Wear pajamas/sweats
  • May bring one stuffed animal/pillow
  • May wear slippers (bring change of shoes for outside)
    ICE CREAM TREATS AT LUNCH
Tuesday: Fashion Disaster Day
  • Unlike every other day, you have to try to look horrible
  • Mismatched clothes, clashing patterns, and kooky outfits!
  • Jeans optional
    MISSION PROJECT ACTIVITIES
    Wednesday: Buddy Class Color Day
  • Double double here comes trouble!
  • Match your buddy class by wearing your assigned color
  • Jeans optional
    BUDDY CLASS ACTIVITY

Black
PS Douglas + PS Lohman
3 Bevirt
White
PS Linneman
3 Kuhlmann
Grey
PS Mudd
4 Maddick
Brown
PS Hoehner
4 Ernstmeyer
Pink
PS Rouland
5 Cornejo
Navy
PS Stanglein
5 Crenshaw
Red
K Lail
6 Riemenschneider
Orange
K Reed
6 Preusser
Yellow
1 Bernhardt
7 Murray
Blue
1 Tyler
7 Wondrasch
Green
2 Smith
8 Braddy
Purple
2 Beach
8 Beaty



Thursday: Ultimate Spirit Day
  • Do you have the Spirit in you?
  • Wear your Red, White, and Black to show your Zion Lutheran School Spirit
  • Jeans optional
  • 8th GRADE VERSES TEACHERS VOLLEYBALL GAME
Friday: Sports Day
  • Put on all your sports gear to be the ultimate athlete!
  • Jerseys, pants, hats, but no props (balls, bats, etc.)
  • Jeans optional
    OLYMPICS ASSEMBLY

    See Flyer in Friday Folder

    Check out the COMMUNITY NEWS  www.mycnews.com
    Enjoy the THREE day weekend,
    IN HIM,
    Amy Bernhardt

    A sneak peek into our week...

    We were hoping for more snow and maybe a snow day today.
    Mrs. Helmkamp created an ESCAPE ROOM for us in STEAMLAB. We had to solve problems, puzzles, codes, and unlock 
    locks to find the ingredients for us to make our own snow!










    1/2 conditioner and 2 cups baking soda












     This week in Faith Families we learned that Jesus loved all people, even those who were hard to love.  John 13:34 tells us,"A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another.” God wants us to share His love with others so that others will know Him. Jesus loved us so much that He died to forgive us and rose to give us Life. We painted wood pieces that will be put together to make a cross. The cross is a reminder of Jesus’ great love for us. This cross will be hung in the church for Lutheran Schools Week. We also we able to spend some time getting to know each other and our different interests. It is always good to end our time in the church and remember and celebrate baptismal birthdays.



    YAY Hazel!
     Painting Snowmen

     
    Using Chalks to make and shade a snowman
    Centers...






    Learning about Martin Luther King Jr.
     
    Drawing
    Cutting
    Writing a Sentence

    Writing his Big Words

    Table discussions about dividing a square in half
    learning about dimes and pennies by making purchases in our class store.
    We are learning basketball in PE.
    Indoor recess = A zoo full of different habitats and animals

    covering a design and making a chart

    Look at our posters!




















     Our Snowman Art Projects



















     























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