WEEK THIRTY-THREE
We learned the aw/au sound by watching these cute babies!
Next Week:
Memory Work: First part of the Second Article of the Apostle's Creed
*A reminder if your child wants to say the whole Apostle's Creed all at once that is acceptable and he/she would be done with memory for the rest of the year!
Jesus Time: Pentacost
Spelling: Lesson 30
Grammar: possessive nouns
Math: Last of the addition facts, geometric solids, dollar bills, adding 3 digit numbers
Science: Rocks and Soil
Social Studies: Family Traditions
Art: Grant Wood
Literacy Stations:
Phonics: Build words with vowel teams
Writing: Rainy Day writing
Alphabet: Proofreading sentences
Word Study: aw/au room hunt
Math: Comparing numbers
Poetry: I Went Downtown
News and Notes:
We Sing
We sing this Sunday, April 26 at 8:00am. Please have your child in the upper music room at 7:45am.
Lutheran High Fine Arts Festival
The Lutheran High Fine Arts Festival is this Saturday, April 25 from 8-12 pm. Our Kandinsky Concentric Circles will be on display. Feel free to stop by and check them out!
Milestone Class
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.
Week of the Young Child
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!
Grades 1-3 Musical
The musical is FRIDAY MAY 8 at 7:00pm.
Please have your child in the church basement at 6:30 pm.
First and Second Graders are to wear a GREEN shirt (polo preferred or any plain green shirt) and KHAKI bottoms. If your child cannot attend please email Mrs. Crumrine: kcrumrine@zionharvester.org.
Together We're Better (TWB)
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!
Channel 11 News
Your child was on the news on Friday! They don't have our segment up yet on their website, but they will and you can feel free to check it out at:
I was very nervous during the interview and I meant to say one important thing, but forgot. I wanted to say that none of these service projects could be done without the parents (that's all of you!) Thank you for your help this year and I apologize for not getting that said to our community on Friday.
Photo Gallery:
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Lutheran High School Concert Band Concert
We are learning that asking questions while reading is very important. We wrote down questions we had while reading this week and put them in this box.
Then we found out the answers to our questions and wrote how we found them out: an outside source, the book, or inferring.
Dividing a number equally
au/aw Four in a Row game
Free pizza from Dino's for all our our service projects this year! Thank you to the Rupert Family for bringing it to us on Thursday!
We made them a GIANT thank you card!
Alexander Caulder inspired moving sculptures
Come check them out it the hallway on display.
We named them too!
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