Monday, February 25, 2019

Ee is for egg

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This week we are going to examine eggs and the letter Ee.

Table activities include playing with beaten egg whites, animals in eggs, eggs and playdough and making a nest for an egg.

Small group activities include exploring eggshells from chickens, emu and ostrich and coloring an egg(fake) and doing an egg explore- looking inside an egg.

KDIs for the week are-

Classifying: Children classify materials, actions, people, and events.- What kinds of animals lay eggs?

Natural and physical world: Children gather knowledge about the natural and physical world. -How do different animals keep their eggs safe?

Jesus Time- This week we hear a sad story with a very happy ending. In our story a young girl is very sick. Her parents have tried everything to help her get well, doctors, medicine. She just keeps getting worse, feverish, not eating. The little girl's father is even a government official and tapped into every resource he has to no avail. Finally, the father decides to try to find this man, Jesus, that they have been hearing about. He heals people, maybe he can heal his daughter. The man, Jairus, scours the city and finds Jesus. He begs him to come with him to his home to heal his daughter. When they arrive, they are told they are too late, the little girl has died. Jesus tells Jairus not to worry, she is only asleep. The mourners laugh in derision and Jesus asks them to leave. He takes Jairus, his wife, Peter, James and John into the room where the little girl does indeed lie dead on her bed. Jesus takes her hand in his and says, "Little girl, get up." AND SHE DOES! He has healed her, completely. He tells her mother to get her something to eat and drink and tells all those present to keep this miracle a secret. Jesus wants people to follow him because of the words he speaks, not the miracles he performs. Jesus loves and cares for his people!

Books of the week- "An Egg is Quiet" by Dianna Hutts Aston and "Chickens Aren't the Only Ones" by Ruth Heller.

It is Spirit Week this week and we have fun dress up days!

Tuesday, February 26th is '80's Day- sport your favorite looks from that decade!

Thursday, February 28th is Black and Red Day- wear school colors to support your Peace Lutheran Panthers!

Have a great week!

Deanna Schneck