The PK3 class is learning the letter “N” this week. They are working really hard on being able to recognize their letters, especially the ones in their name. The Bible verse for this week is John 14:14. On Friday, they will have a Noodle Party! They are going to eat all different kinds of butter noodles!
The PK4 class will be reviewing Bible stories this week. In Phonics they will be learning V, W, Y and Z, .blends and continuing their Reading groups.
The Kindergarten class is studying Japan this week. They have learned the continents and the oceans of their world.
Two of the first grade’s Flat Stanley have come back. One is in front of the capital building in Mississippi and the other is in Orlando Florida in Disney World. We have read 2 more Flat Stanley adventures in class also.
The second grade class is learning about helping words and linking verbs. In Math they are getting more involved with multiplication; 1 and 0 as factors and twins. In History they are learning about the colonists.
The third grade students are memorizing a poem about George Washington and designing mail delivery routes like Benjamin Franklin created. They are also preparing for their first Geography quiz.
The fourth grade is excited to be starting a new chapter in Science on Astronomy. The students are very intrigued and interested in learning more about the planets, stars, and solar system. They will also be starting a new chapter in History on New Frontiers. They will be studying how the South was rebuilt after the Civil War. On Thursday they will have a Language Test on Pronouns.
Pastor Tate’s Classes
Seventh & Eighth Grade History is studying the Founders of Modern Science and Scientific Societies.
Sixth Grade History is studying the Era of Industry and Inventions.
Fifth through Eighth Grade Bible is studying the Book of Hebrews Memory Verse is HEB 12:1&2.
Mrs. Gendron’s Classes
The fifth grade is studying about the stresses in the ecosystem. There is a current event article on these events due on Friday.
The sixth grade will be doing “Football Science and Math” on Friday.
The seventh grade is learning about the body systems of the frog. There is a 3-D vertebrae poster due on March 1st.
The eighth grade is studying rocks.
Mrs. Taylor’s Classes
The fifth grade is still working on “The Year I Was Born” project and learning how to make a bibliography page.
The sixth grade is working on Biography of a famous person-research project and learning about pronouns.
The seventh and eighth grade is working and researching for persuasive essays and oral presentations.
ATTENTION
Everybody knows about the earthquake in Haitit. If you would like to help the Haitian community, bring some of the following items below to Pastor Randy's class. Two of our VCA students (Kayla Small and Destinee Jeanpierre) has decided to take up this collection to help the families in Haiti. They will package them and send them to the Haitians.
ITEMS
socks, combs, brushes, toothbrushes, hair accessories, underwear, tooth paste, soap, washcloths, crayons, coloring books, toys, pens, sharpened pencils, writing pads, paper, hard candy, and anything else that is nonperishable
MISSOULA CHILDREN'S
THEATRE
Dear Parents:
Your child will have the opportunity again this year to participate in the Missoula Children's Theatre production of Pinocchio. Space is limited, and the spots are going very quickly. Please contact Mrs. Lolly Kudryashov if you are interested.
The Missoula Children's Theatre mission is the development of life skills in children through participation in the performing arts. Creativity, social skills, goal achievement, communication skills and self-esteem are all characteristics that are attained through participation in this unique and educational project. Our team of two professional tour actor/directors arrives in your town with scenery, costumes, props, make-up and basic lighting—everything it takes to put on a play . . . except the cast.
This week-long residency begins with an open group audition and culminates in two public performances. Fifty to sixty students grades K-12, or a combination of these ages, are cast and well rehearsed throughout the week, learning lines, songs and choreography to perform as an ensemble in producing a full-length musical. All of our shows are original adaptations of children's stories and fairytales—a twist on the classic stories that you know and love.
Visit www.mctinc.org for more information on Missoula Children's Theatre
When is it? April 5-10, 2010 (this is the week right after Easter) from 9 - 2 each day.
Where is it? Victory Christian Academy
How much is it? $100 for the first child and $80 for each additional child.
What is the production this year? Pinocchio
Age Groups: K-7 yrs, 8-12 yrs, 13-17 yrs
Permission slips went home in the Wednesday Word. Please fill out the form and reaturn it with the fee for each child.