Boom Cards

 Spring Color by Code

Spring Color Words

Spring CVC Word Practice

Sight Word Construction

Short i - sentence and picture matching

Sentence Building

Reading Comprehension

Addition to 10

Challenge:

Long Vowel Reading Fluency

Double the chapel, double the fun

 Earlier this week, we had a double chapel! We had our regular Lenten chapel led by Mrs. McMahon and Mrs Puchalski, and later in the morning we had another chapel with Dr. Craig Oldenburg from Camp Concordia. 

Mrs. McMahon’s chapel included a wonderful guide on how to pray following the ‘ACTS’ model - A is for Adoration, where you pray to share with God how wonderful He is. C is for confession, admitting your sins and asking for forgiveness. T is for thanks, giving thanks for all He has done for you. Finally, S is for supplication, the requests you make of God. 

They then shared a fun science experiment which highlighted how our sins turn us scarlet, but Jesus’s forgiveness cleans us white as snow.

‘Doc’ Oldenburg from Camp Concordia was originally scheduled to come back in February, but had to cancel due to a snow day. He taught our students a new song, shared a cute puppet sketch about the Good Samaritan, shared a lesson about how Jesus sets us free, and shared all about Camp Concordia. My daughter, Ainsley, has attended Camp Concordia and had a wonderful time sharing outdoor activities and love for Jesus!

Guest Reader!

 On Tuesday, Kindergarten had a special guest reader! Former Trinity student and Miss South Central’s Outstanding Teen, Kylie D’Andrea. I was Kylie’s language arts teacher when she was a 6th grader (my first year here at Trinity). Kylie read to our class, modeled her crown, and shared with the class what it was like to be a PRINCESS! They just loved it!

Happy 100th Day of school!

 We had a blast today celebrating the 100th day of school! We started with a 100 chart scavenger hunt

Then we had 10 stations of 100 toys. We built, explored, and constructed with 100 pennies, 100 bears, 100 dominoes, 100 cubes, 100 pattern blocks, 100 wood blocks, 100 lego, 100 magnatiles, 100 cups, and 100 straw builders!

We did 100 exercises, read a poem with 100 words, read a 100th day of school story, and shared pictures of what we’ll look like when we are 100 years old!

Finally, we wrapped up our day by making 100th day hats and necklaces of 100 Froot Loops! What a day!