12/14/11
Clothing Closet Donation
12/7/11
12/1/11
11/17/11
Food for Relief
The kindergarteners spent the morning utilizing their "gluing & stamping" skills to help put labels on canned meat that will be distributed to hungry people around the world. The Mennonite Central Committee of Freeman, SD oversees the regional ministry. Log on to http://www.mcc.org/ for more information.
10/31/11
That's A Lot of Seeds!
10/19/11
10/18/11
Pastor Appreciation Chapel
10/13/11
Skype Date with a Missionary
10/9/11
Ready For Pastor Appreciation Chapel ~ Oct. 14th
During reading buddies on Friday, the students worked together to make gifts for our pastors. Students mixed up, bagged, and decorated 50 bags of "Blessings Mix". A wonderful treat for some wonderful servants of God!
"Blessings Mix"
The Bugles are a symbol of the cornucopia, a horn of plenty.
The Pretzels represent arms folded in thanks and prayer.
The Candy Corn reminds us that during the first winter, the pilgrims were allowed only five kernels of corn per day because food was so scarce.
The Fruit is a reminder that Thanksgiving is the celebration of the harvest.
The Peanuts represent seeds, the potential of the bounteous harvest for the next season if they are planted and well tended.
10/3/11
A Vine Through Time
The kindergarten class started a unit study on pumpkins. Their first activitiy was to make a pumpkin book showing the different stages from seed to fruit.
9/25/11
September Chapel
9/20/11
Apple Snacks
The kindergarten class enjoyed making applesauce and apple leathers with their classroom volunteer, Grandma Brandt. The students learned to use an apple peeler/corer while making applesauce and a sieve with the apple leathers (homemade fruit roll-up). Check out the picture of the really, really, really long peel! It's still attached to the apple!
9/8/11
SD Highway Patrol at MVCA
Trooper Joel Peterson stopped by MVCA today to talk with the K-2nd graders about his job as a highway patrolman. Seat belt use was an important topic along with the "gadgets" found on his belt. Students also got the chance to look at his patrol car and try out the siren. Thank you Trooper Peterson for your visit!!
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