Week 21: Happy Lutheran Schools Week!

 From the class bloggers:

January 29, 2021 - Daniel and Lisabetta

This week was a very special week. It was National Lutheran Schools

 Week. We had a lot of dress up days like Fandom Day and Among Us 

Day. We are getting ready for a Genetics test in science class Monday. 

We are also working on our ceiling tile art for the main building. Friday 

was the ultimate spirit day. We had a lot of people wear face paint. and 

red clothes to show their bobcat pride. We also had pancakes on pj day! 

Among Us day had an assortment of different colors and designs. 

Everyone wore something a little different. That is about it for this week.

 

Congratulations to Alex for winning the School Geography Bee!! 

 

What's new?

 Religion - We continue Jesus' ministry with looking at his witness to Nicodemus, the woman from Samaria, and welcoming the children.  Jesus is for everyone!

G-Math - mastering all 4 fraction operations.  Next week we start Algebraic equations using fractions

T-Math - beginning the fraction unit with manipulatives demonstrating the meaning of fractions and equivalents.

Science - a study of genetics!

S.S. - We had quite an adventure this week with our Online Mission to Thailand through Lutheran Hour Ministries.  Ask your child what they found interesting about the culture.

Lit.  Completed our Drama test and are beginning NonFiction

March 25th-April 1st: Achievement Tests   

Please, work to protect these dates in your home calendar and avoid scheduling appointments these days.

 

This was from Fandom Day

This was The first day it snowed this year

This was Among Us Day

This was from Ultimate Spirit Day, everyone was showing Bobcat Pride

This is our ceilling tile

Valentine's Day (Repeat)

We will celebrate Valentine's Day with a class party on Thursday, Feb. 11.  Note, that is a 4 day weekend due to a teacher's workshop on Friday and Presidents' Day on Monday.  Room parents are providing treats.  At this age, bringing Valentines is OPTIONAL but if your child wishes to, please bring one for each student in our homeroom. Also note, according to school policies, students may not bring in candy to pass out and personal gift exchanges may not happen on campus (as noted in the Family Handbook).