The children have been enjoying their imaginary trip to Russia. They have lots of information to share with you! In art class, the children made Russian Cathedrals that are on display in the cafeteria for Catholic Schools Week.
The puppets are done, and the children narrated to me a wonderful story, entitled, A Busy Day on the Farm. I typed this up and they will perform their Readers Theater production on February 6, 2015 after the 8:30 Mass. For those who cannot attend, your child has a copy of the script, which I'm sure they would love to share with you.
Catholic Schools week has been fun for all. Our focus this year is on the Corporal Works of Mercy.
Cross Catholic Outreach generously shared packets of information with our students. They will be bringing this home in their backpacks.
Below is a picture of the children practicing melodies that they wrote for the xylophone.
I think the children all felt well prepared to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation. It is such a pleasure to be able to have the time in class on a daily basis to prepare the children, so they truly appreciate and understand the sacrament.
The math facts are coming along nicely! The children's scores on tests demonstrate this!
Soon, we will be departing for China.
Have a great day!
Mrs. Barth
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