"Sign us with ashes, merciful God,
children of dust, as to dust we return.
Sign us with ashes, merciful God,
mark us and make us your own."
God has marked us at our baptisms. He makes us His and promises to never let go. As we journey through Lent let us focus on the price that was paid for us. To claim us God sacrificed His only Son. Praise be to God for His everlasting love for us.
Our classroom LENT worship centers.
I hope your family will use the Lent worship center. May this be a reminder to spend time as a family around God’s Word and in prayer. After Lent you may take the candles out (Save them for next year) and hang the cross up with the plain side out. Then it is a year long reminder of our SAVIOR!! Thank you to Mr. Bernhardt, for cutting out the cross pieces for us to put together!
Check last week's post, February February 16 for ideas on how to use the Lent Cross.
A LOOK AHEAD:
thinking about our sins and writing them on black paper
reading a play
Illustrating a story using SEESAW
painting like Claude Monet
memory
tangrams
opinion writing
adjectives describe
Girls' Basketball State send off
Congratulations Piper!
A LOOK AHEAD:
Memory: Luke 19:10
Religion: Jesus teachings
Word Work: the sound of /al/ as in ball
HWF: come, some
Math: comparing numbers
Science: space
Social Studies: continents
Writing: opinion writing
Art: finish Claude Monet
This Friday is Grandparent/ Special Friend Day
I can't wait to meet all the grandparents and special friends!
PLEASE SEND IN AN EGG CARTON WITH 12 PLASTIC EGGS to school by March 31. We will be doing a religion project on April 3. You may sent them in any time before March 31.
I have invited my students to sit with me in church on Wednesday afternoons at the 3:30 Lent service. It is fun for me to have kids in my pew again and see church through their eyes! If you child wants to sit with me have them meet me in the back of church!
Make worship and devotions a part of your weekend schedule!
In HIS Love,
Amy
Enjoy pictures from this week...
Learning about LENT...
making our Lent worship centers
looking for songs with ALLELUIA to sing one last time before EASTER
saying goodbye to ALLELUIA, we don't sing or say ALLELUIA during Lent
thinking about our sins and writing them on black paper
nailing our sins to the cross
learning about stars and constellations
reading a play
Illustrating a story using SEESAW
painting like Claude Monet
memory 
tangrams
opinion writing
adjectives describe
Girls' Basketball State send off
Congratulations Piper!STEAM building the Eiffel Tower
Presidents Day Writing
