Upcoming Events
School Cleaners
March 1 – Jankowski
March 7 – Kelley
March 22
– Konway
Sunday, March 3
Bible Class/Sunday School 9:00 a.m.
Church 10:00 a.m.
Tuesday, March 5
Revised paper due
(Language A, B, Grammar 1)
March 8-10
CLC Grade School Basketball Tournament,
Eau Claire, WI
March
8-15
Spring Break
Monday, March 18
School Resumes
Tuesday, March 19
Student Fair poster (all grades) and speech
(grades 5-8) due
Sunday, March 24
Palm Sunday concert, 10:00 a.m.
Memory Work
Hymnology: Due Mon., Mar. 4
My Jesus is My Lasting Joy
Gr 1-4: v. 1
Gr. 5-8: all
Bible Passages: Due Wed., Mar. 6
Gr. 1: John 1:29
Gr. 2: Rom. 7:18; Matt. 18:11
Gr. 3: Gal. 5:13; John 3:6
Gr. 4: Matt. 26:41; Prov. 1:10
Gr. 5: Ps. 49:7; 1 John 1:7
Catechism: None
Kindergarten:
Hymn: My Jesus is My Lasting Joy
Bible Passages: Ps 121:2
Catechism: 9th
commandment
Friday Fun
Strange Laws in the U.S.
South Carolina:
Don’t leave trash in your car.
In the town of Hilton Head, it’s illegal for anyone to accumulate any garbage,
rubbish, or trash in any building, vehicle, and surrounding areas in the town in
such a way that it may attract rats or other vermin.
Friday Notes
- Mrs. Hein will be in Houston, TX, next week to help with her new grandchild. Mrs. Davis will be subbing. If you need to report an absence, please contact Mrs. Nelson.
- Spirit week is next week. This year we will be awarding a prize for each day, so kids, go ahead and dress up!
- o Monday – Crazy Day (hair, clothes, whatever!)
- o Tuesday – Sports Day
- o
Wednesday – Dress for Church Day
- o Thursday – Character Day (book, movie, cartoon, etc.)
- Spring Break begins Friday, March 8, so there will be NO SCHOOL that day. We will resume school as normal on Monday, March 18.
- Some CLC announcements:
- The schedule for singing for the rest of the year:
- o Sunday, March 24 – Palm Sunday (10:00 a.m.)
- o Friday, March 29 – Good Friday (7:00 p.m.)
- o Sunday, March 31 – Easter (9:00 a.m.)
- o
Sunday, April 21 (10:00 a.m.)
- o Sunday, May 19 – Confirmation (10:00 a.m.)
- o Sunday, May 26 – Graduation Sunday (9:00 a.m.)
- An interesting article: “Opponents of rote memorization argue that students don’t retain much of what they learn and that real-world learning should be more about problem-solving than about
memorizing. Unfortunately, this way of thinking puts the educational cart before the horse. Memorization, far from being pointless busy work, is the foundation for later learning and critical
thinking. Memorizing poems, multiplication tables, lists of presidents, state capitals, definitions, or anything else exercises the brain and makes children better able to focus and endure
“boring” tasks. Memorization frees up space in the brain’s working memory and increases neuroplasticity in the brain. By reducing the amount of memorization required of children, we have left
them ill-equipped to take on the rigors of critical thinking, and we’ve left them with a diminished capacity to retain information necessary to problem solve.”
https://www.boredteachers.com/post/kids-cant-remember
**STAFF SPOTLIGHT**
Pastor Hein
My favorite part of being a teacher:
Helping children understand how important and
wonderful Jesus and His Word are for their lives.
My favorite subject when I was in high school: Ag/shop
My favorite
place to shop: The Boot Shack
Teacher supply that I love: Post-Its
Favorite quote: Put your hand to the plow
Favorite drink: dark roast
coffee
Hidden Talent: Able to do a 360° brody at full road speed with a Heston swather
What makes me laugh: My grandchildren
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