Friday, January 10, 2020

January 10, 2020


After Jesus was born in Bethlehem in Judea, during the time of Herod, Magi form the east came to Jerusalem and asked, "Where is the one who has been born king of the Jews?  We saw His star in the east and have come to worship him." Matthew 2:1-2

The wisemen brought gifts to Jesus, we have just given gifts to each other at Christmas, God has given us the best gift, our Savior Jesus.

As I think about gifts my parents gave me as a child I see the gift of a Christian Education as the best gift.  I now know the sacrifices that they made to afford my education at Lutheran Schools.  I appreciate the extra time my parents spent helping me and volunteering at my schools.  I was always surrounded by those who shared with me the story of Jesus and His love.  I received a high quality education that formed me into the person I am today.  I was taught the power of prayer and how to live my faith.  I was constantly reminded that Jesus loves me.  I saw my teachers in church and saw them live a life of service and love to God.  I want to thank you for also seeing the importance of a Christian Education.  Life is different here at Zion, we are more than a school.  We are a family, a family of believers, brothers and sisters in Christ and like a family things are not always perfect, yet we love and forgive each other.  We share Christ and we learn about His love.  Zion is a great place to be!

Re-enrollment :
 time is here.  An email was sent to current families, with information that it is time to enroll.  Enrollment will be completed online through Sycamore.  Current students will have to get their spots secured early before the enrollment is open to the community, as we have a full class.  If you have any questions please contact Mr. Debrick.

A Look Ahead:
Religion: The Beginning of Jesus Ministry
Memory: John 10:27
Spelling: Lesson 15 long u with a silent e
Grammar:  proper nouns
Phonics: parts of words
Science: animal adaptations and habitats
Math: subtracting 2 and working with money
Writing: writing nonfiction text

IMPORTANT DATES and PAPERS:

Second Quarter Report Cards will be sent home in the Friday Folder today.  If you have any questions please contact me.  

Wednesday, January 15 DONUTS FOR DADS- 
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.

Friday, January 24- One Hundred Day Celebration!! We need many parent helpers to help prep and run centers.   Mrs. Petit has volunteered to be the LEAD parent.  
She has the sign up sheet of volunteers from the beginning of the year.  If you are not able to come and still want to help we need donations and prep work. Please contact her if you can help. 

100 CERAL BOXES:  We will need 100 empty cereal boxes by January 21.  Please send in your empty cereal boxes!!!
A look ahead to January 27-31, 2020
Lutheran Schools Week

Monday: Class Choice Dress (We will pick next week)
We will be working on a collaborative art project this day.

Tuesday: Crazy Weather Day
dress for a rainstorm or snowstorm or any other crazy weather event, jeans optional
We will be learning about the online mission trip.

Wednesday: PJ Day
wear pajamas or sweats
Chris Cakes will be serving us a pancake breakfast!

Thursday: Olympic Day
dress as an athlete or in gear from your favorite country, jeans optional

Friday: Red Out/White Out 
wear as much red and white as you can to show school spirit

Jennie Williamson concert 9:30 


Wise Men Still Seek HIM, 
May you come to worship the King this weekend!  May you enjoy the gifts He gives of love, forgiveness, and eternal life, May you be His gift to others as you live your life as God's star.

In HIM,
Amy Bernhardt


Centers...






 

 Making Stars

 Telling about Christmas Break
 Brainstorming Expert Facts
 Sorting words by middle sound

Plural nouns

Word Work in Guided Reading
 Practicing Coloring
 Devotions

Math Around the World

 STEAM LAB- making animal adaptations to protect the animal





















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