Thank you so much for the beautiful quilt; it is so special! 

 I will treasure it forever!! 

During Jesus time we learned that we all have a job to do.  Our job is to share the Good News of Jesus death and resurrection to save us from sins!  

During small group time we practiced identifying numbers, counting, and one to one correspondence as we made number s'mores. 

The friends strengthened their fine motor skills as they use droppers to add water to the sand and rocks. 

With Mrs. Lipsey, the friends worked together to sequence various stories.  

One of the best things you can do for your children at home is engage in face to face conversations. together Tell your children stories and encourage them to tell you stories.  Talking with your child helps develop story sequencing, as well as many other important literacy and social skills, naturally.  

Free choice time 

During second small group time the friends chose a number and worked to punch the same amount of holes in the paper.  

This activity increases number recognition, counting, one to one correspondence, and fine motor skills. 

With Mrs. Lipsey, the friends played the feed the raccoon game to practice counting and number recognition. 

With me, the friends worked to identify rhyming words as they completed a rhyming puzzle.