Upcoming Events
School Cleaners
November 15 – Kelley
November 22 – Kelley
Friday, November 15
End of Grading Period 2
Sunday, November 17
Bible
Class/Sunday School 9:00 a.m.
Church 10:00 a.m.
Sing in church
Wednesday, November
27
Dismiss at noon for
Thanksgiving
Monday, December 2
School resumes
Thursday, December 19
Northtown Concert 2:00 p.m.
Friday,
December 20
School Christmas party
Memory Work
Hymnology: Due Mon., Nov. 18
WS #798: God, We Praise You
Gr. 1-4: v.4
TLH 36: Now Thank We All Our God
Gr. 5-7: v. 1-2
Gr. 8: v. 1-3
Bible Passages: Due Wed., Nov. 20
Gr. 1: Rom. 6:23
Gr. 2-3: Rom. 6:23; Acts 5:29
Gr. 4: Rom. 6:23; 1 Tim 6:6-8
Gr. 5: 1 Cor. 10:31; Rom. 5:12; Gen 8:21
Catechism: Due Fri.,
Nov. 22
10th Commandment
PreK/K:
Hymn:
WS #798 v. 3
Bible passage: Eph. 4 :32
Catechism: 9th Commandment
Friday Fun
Friday Notes
- The end of grading period is today. Report cards were sent home. Please sign the envelope and return it to school on Monday.
- We will be singing Worship Supplement hymn 798, “God, We Praise You” in church this Sunday. If your children are not at Sunday School, please have them at church by 9:40 so that we can
practice before the 10:00 service.
- Last week’s rebus puzzle answer: Grandma Explanation: The number “1000” can be represented as “Grand.” (The word grand
is used to mean thousand because 1,000 dollars was considered to be a “grand amount of money.”) The letters “MA” can be
interpreted as a term for mother or in this case, part of the word.
- The 7th and 8th graders wrote cinquains today. A cinquain is a poem that is five lines long; the syllables in each line follow this syllable pattern: 2,4,6,8,2
Pizza
Good cold or hot
Cheesy and delicious
Have it for lunch or for dinner
So good!
Raindrops
Falling outside
Bejeweling my windows
The thirsty ground will drink you up
Diamonds.
Sunshine
A ray of light
A beam of sword from the sky
Shining like metal from the clouds
Perfect.
Ice cream
Very chilly
You could have different scoops
Frigid, frosty, freezing, frozen
Creamy.
Snowy
Coldest winter
Snow boots and snow jacket
Cold winter nights, warm winter mornings
Icy.
**Student Scoop**
On Monday, a school family brought donuts for Veteran’s Day. The 6th graders are
writing a report on a crustacean of their choice. The 7th and 8th graders had a six-page
open book history test on Thursday. Friday will be the end to the second grading period.
– a 6th grader
