What a privilege to pray with folks across our nation today! Our God hears us and answers our prayers.
This year’s theme is Romans 15:13. “Now may the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that you will abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.”
Optics! Symmetry! Angle of Incidence! Angle of Reflection! We shone a light on the geometry of reflections. We used mirrors and flashlights to explore symmetry and angles. Oh, how we love Crazy 8s Math Club!
Some peeks at our American Precision Museum kit water wheels physics/1800s history lesson from a grant for which I applied.
We welcomed Chaim Birnbaum from Jews for Jesus to our Missions Afternoon, and we learned so much!
After a fabulous, action-packed session about Passover seders, we got to try the foods ourselves and search for the hidden afikoman on the playground.
To thank our guest speaker, the third and fourth graders discussed what we learned and created a graphic novel version to send to him.
Our TAs are awesome! Today these two gentlemen were looking quite dapper for April Fools’ Day.
The students worked hard to think about how we want our classroom to be this year. They planned the wording of our rules, voted over the ones they wanted, agreed to follow our rules, and prayed for the Lord’s help and strength in doing so. What a blessing these children are!
Here are some sweet moments from the last few weeks for you:
1. Our walk tonight along Seneca lake in Geneva.
2. The botanical gardens at Cornell yesterday that we explored for the first time.
3. The first baptism that Josh was able to do as a pastor last Sunday that I thought you might appreciate.
Plus Mrs. D.’s first day of school on her way to her new school!
