Last Week of 6th Grade
Tuesday - VBS training
wrapping up classes
STUCO Great Skate - Field Trip
**student may come to school in Zion spirit shirt/jeans OR standardized shorts (no jean
shorts) wear SOCKS
bring cold lunch w/ drink to eat in classroom
Wednesday - wrapping up classes
bring cold lunch
Thursday - wrapping up classes
cleaning
yearbook signing
bring cold lunch
FRIDAY - closing chapel and awards ceremony
10:00a.m. Dismissal
Saxon Field Trip
Thanks to the moms and dad who helped to chaperone our field trip. Without you, I could not make opportunities like this possible. You are truly appreciated!We learned a lot about early immigration and the challenges the early Lutherans had to their faith as they faced many trials. Although the kids will tell you the favorite parts of the day were the bus ride and recess time with friends, they did learn and experience a lot more! Check out our many photos. (slightly out of order as I had 2 cameras.)
Historic Trinity Lutheran Church |
Note the raised pulpit - C.F.W. Walther - synod's first president preached from here |
Before becoming the first seminary, this was a school for both girls and boys to get a higher education |
The money chest that held the treasury for the immigrants |
Learning farm chores at Saxon Memorial |
The Schnitzelbank |
Hulling corn |
At the blacksmiths |
Carpentry shop |
Break time! |
Organic milk - no homogenization - has the cream still in it |
A daisy wheel butter churn |
Learning how to do our own laundry |
The outhhouse! |
Our friends, the cicadas, have left their skins behind |
More play time - football and frisbee |
Our last stop - the one room schoolhouse. Our guide had been a student here. |
Fun on the bus home! |
Meet George Washington.... |
....one of several froggy friends hopping around. |
C.F.W. Walther's statue - found by accident in a used car lot! |
Slave quarters that were on the property before the Lutheran immigrants purchased it |
More farm chores |
Grinding corn |
Using a draw knife to smooth an axe handle |
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