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| We sing THIS SUNDAY AT 10:30! |
Please have your child in the upstairs music room
at 10:20 to warm up.
After the service you my pick up your child from the WELCOME CENTER, the lobby in the back of the church.
A Look Ahead:
Next week is a short week.
There is no school on Thursday and Friday Teachers will be attending the NATIONAL LUTHERAN TEACHERS CONFERENCE
A look ahead:
Memory: NO Memory
Religion: Apple Trinity Lesson
Reading and Writing: We will focus on Apple themed activities
We will read a biography of Johnny Appleseed and the we will write a statement sentence about Johnny Appleseed.
Spelling: THERE WILL BE NO SPELLING NEXT WEEK
Fall Service Activity: Monday October 6 from 1-3. We will pack up 42 care packages for college students. Thank you for sending in shoeboxes and treats. If you haven't sent in the treat you signed up for please send it on Monday. The parent helpers for the activity are: Carla Trampe and Sara Petit.
Johnny Appleseed Day, Tuesday, October 8: Please have your child bring an APPLE to school on TUESDAY. As we will be celebrating Johnny Appleseed Day. Thank you to Becky Bromberg, Becca McBroom, Kristen Jameson for volunteering to help. We will start at 8:30-10:15ish.
Wednesday, October 9 is our Field Trip.
We will be doing a garden class about seeds, eating lunch, and doing a self tour at the MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN. We also will be looking at the Chihuly art found at the garden.
Children should wear the RED ZION T-SHIRT and uniform bottoms. Please dress for the weather and walking. We will be outside most of the time. Please BRING A SACK LUNCH, no peanut or peanut butter please. Please pack your child's lunch is something that can be thrown away as we can't carry a lunch box with us in the garden. We plan to eat in the provided room inside after the class then go on a self guided tour. We will return to school around 2:30.
Please remember to have your child bring a labeled booster seat on Wednesday morning. Each child must have a booster seat to ride in a car to the field trip.
Thank you to the chaperones: Becky Bromberg, Ashley Richter, Lori Noecker, Sara Petit, Becca McBroom, Erin Theobald, an d Kristen Jameson. Chaperones please come into school with your child. I will give you the names of the children riding in your car and you can put the booster seats in your car while we are at chapel. We will be leaving right after chapel at 8:45.
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| Red Ribbon Week will be October 21 - 25. |
This is the week that people and communities unite and take a visible stand against substance abuse. Show your personal commitment to a drug-free and healthy lifestyle through the symbol of the Red Ribbon and these fun dress days.
*Regular dress code applies to all dress days except for the special day’s theme
Red Ribbon Week 2019
October 21-25
Dress Days:
Monday: Think about your future…don’t do drugs!
(Dress like your dream job. Regular dress bottoms)
Tuesday: CELEBRATE our Positive Choices!
(Holiday day(dress like your favorite holiday). Regular dress bottoms)
Wednesday: Make SUPER choices!
(Wear a superhero shirt. Regular dress bottoms)
Thursday: Be WILD about being drug free!
(Dress as your favorite animal. Regular dress bottoms)
Friday: Bobcat
(spirit shirt and jeans)
Avengers Assemble!
On Wednesday, October 23 we will be having a special offering. In honor of Drew Albrittons’ 10th birthday, we will be collecting superhero items that will be delivered to the superheroes at Friends of Kids with Cancer and they will distribute them to children and their siblings through the pediatric cancer treatment centers in St. Louis at Mercy Kids, St. Louis Children’s, and Cardinal Glennon hospitals. Drew’s family hopes to donate 1,000 superhero items, in honor of his 10th birthday, to kids battling cancer.
Drew is Reese Albritton's brother and he was a preschooler here at Zion who bravely fought cancer and now is with the biggest superhero of all, Jesus! The Albrittons thank you for your support in avenging pediatric cancer in honor of Drew.
Please bring your superhero items to chapel on Wednesday, October 23. Action figures, costumes, toys, movies, backpacks, Lego sets, video games, shirts, or any items with a super hero theme are all welcome.
I look forward to worshiping with you this Sunday.
Called to Care,
Amy Bernhardt
Centers...
Chihuly Art
Metro Theater performed the play,
"The Girl Who Ate a Cactus"
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