Making Bread

After reading Bread, Bread, Bread by Ann Morris, and Everybody Bakes Bread by Norah Dooley, we made some simple bread of our own. Ask your kindergartener what the four ingredients were! (Answer: flour, salt, yeast, water)

 First we mixed it well in a bag.

Then we shaped it, and put it on the pan.

When it was done, we ate it or took it home!

Parenting Class

Love and Logic helps:

• By being a trusted leader in the market for over 35 years
• Parents raise really responsible kids by giving specific strategies, tools/techniques and the actual words to say

• People see that they can enjoy healthy, happy relationships

It is not too late  to join the Bible Class on Love and Logic.  

Due to the class size we will be meeting in the Family Life Center (lower level of the church, the glassed in room).

Sundays, January 8-March 15, 9:30-10:30

Epiphany Week in Pictures

Here is what our week looked like.

Read to Someone

'Follow the Star' practices counting syllables.

Tracing s's with our dry erase markers

Reading Consonant-vowel-consonant words

Smartboard sight words

S is for snake!

Indoor Recess choices

Paper crafting

Builders

Cooks in the Kitchen

Proud of our creations

Star Search

On Monday, we took our Star Scopes and followed a trail of stars to find the baby King!

Oh look! There's one!

Another one! It's outside!

Up the stairs we go!

The stars have led us to God's House!

This is how we use a star scope!

We worship Jesus!

Christmas Party

 What fun we had at our Christmas Party.  Thank you, Room Moms and helpers!

Making edible Christmas Trees

Yum!

Listening to a story

How is your aim?

Making a nativity story block

Fishing for words

Making reindeer food

Caught ya!

Love and Logic Class coming

LOVE AND LOGIC CLASS- Amy Bernhardt will be teaching a Love and Logic Parenting class on Sunday mornings at 9:30. The class will run 8 weeks beginning on January 11, 2015.  The class will meet in the Discipleship room in the lower level of church.

What Is Love and Logic All About?

The Love and Logic Institute is dedicated to making parenting and teaching fun and rewarding, instead of stressful and chaotic. We provide practical tools and techniques that help adults achieve respectful, healthy relationships with their children. All of our work is based on a psychologically sound parenting and teaching philosophy called Love and Logic.

What Is Love and Logic?

Children learn the best lessons when they're given a task and allowed to make their own choices (and fail) when the cost of failure is still small. Children's failures must be coupled with love and empathy from their parents and teachers.

This practical and straightforward philosophy is backed with 30 years of experience. Parents can apply it immediately to a wide range of situations instead of struggling with difficult counseling procedures.

A Peek at our Week

Using a balance to compare weights.

Sorting letters into the first and last half
of the alphabet

Writing words in our Favorite Words Journal

Spencer shares his All About Me and My Family.