From the class blogger: Emery (Apologies to Emery - I left the ipod at school and don't have her photos up yet. Will post next week!)
This week me and my classmates finished up our line art project, and we
started our pop art. Also as 6th graders we have a great opportunity to do
pen-pals with a nursing home. We got to tell them what we like and what we
do in 6th grade. You might also see Rocky the bobcat in the background. We
also did a project for a short story called “The Wounded Wolf” by Jean
Craighead George. We had our first Science test this week; that was exciting.
We got to have outdoor recess because it cooled down a bit. Our outdoor
classroom was finished in dedication to Mrs. Graham. That is what we did
in 6th grade this week.
-Emery Rush
From Mrs. R -
2ND STEP
Thursday we began the Second Step program. The program focuses on
skills that will help your child succeed in school and in life. These
skills include:
- Empathy
- Communication
- Perspective taking
- Respectful disagreement
- Assertiveness
- Emotional management
- Problem solving
Students had a chance to consider their hopes and plans for middle school as well as
consider the challenges ahead this year. We will look at all these concepts through the
eyes of faith.
Walkathon News
Zion Lutheran Junior High Students and Staff
Friday, September 22, 2023
In 2005 with the catastrophe of Hurricane Katrina, Zion Lutheran Junior High Students and Teachers hosted their first Walk-a-thon to raise monetary assistance for these victims. Every year since the first Walk-a-thon, the junior high has hosted a fun afternoon for the 6th, 7th, and 8th graders filled with walking/running, socializing, treats, and a Christ centered goal to share our blessings with others through gathering donations for the cause.
This school year, Zion’s Junior High Students and Teachers annual Walk-a-thon will support Christian Friends of New Americans (CFNA). This faith-based organization’s mission, “Showing God’s Love to Refugees and Immigrants” provides housing, furniture, employment, English language instruction, education, various programs, and spiritual and religious needs by sharing the Story of Jesus. (https://www.cfna-stl.org/).
Your support and partnership would be greatly appreciated.
How can you help?
Please pray for the people in these difficult situations and for our junior high students to feel the call to serve. In addition, your help in raising funds for CFNA would be greatly appreciated. Any amount of donation will go directly to this worthwhile cause.
The following options for a donation are available from September 4 through October 8, 2023.
Digital donation using QR code or 2023walkathon.givesmart.com
Donation by Cash
Donation by Check addressed to Zion attention Walk-a-thon.
Any monetary gifts toward a Zion Junior High Student’s pledge card or for the project in general, would share your love with others.
Working With You in His Love,
Zion Lutheran School Junior High Teachers and Students
If you have any questions, please contact a junior high teacher or the school office.
Since CFNA is a non-profit organization, all donations are tax-exempt.
Mix and Match challenge in 2nd step |
Discussing emotions and facial expressions |
How well did our group communicate and respect ideas?? |
Dedication of Kimber's Classroom in honor of Mrs. Graham |
Walkathon Kickoff |
Pastor from Christian Friends of New Americans |
Mr. Weinhold getting us excited for our Service Project!! |
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