Here's what is happening in Church School this Sunday, February 17, and in the weeks ahead
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Preschool I and II,
Preschool students begin learning about parables with the Parable of the Lost Sheep. Who are the sheep in this story? Have you ever been lost?
PreKindergarten
PreKindergarten students learn about Dorcas, a woman who showed her love for God by helping others. What did Dorcas do and who did she help?
Kindergarten
Kindergarten students learn about the Psalms. Remember David who battled Goliath? He also wrote most of the Psalms. Students learn about David's love of music and make musical instruments of their own.
First Grade
First grade students learn about Jesus's miracles. Does Jesus really feed a crowd with five loaves of bread and two fishes? How does Jesus walk on water? First grade students learn about the Feeding of the 5,000 and Jesus Walks on Water.
Second Grade
Moses comes down from Mt. Sinai with the Ten Commandments and finds the Israelites worshipping a Golden Calf. How does Moses respond? What does God want to do to the Israelites? The Golden Calf is the final story in the Moses project. Second grade students will prepare for their Moses project presentation in the Chapel service next Sunday, February 24.
Third Grade
Since the ice storm caused the cancellation of Church School classes and services last Sunday, third grade students will present their project about the Early Years of Jesus this Sunday, February 17, during Children's Eucharist. Parents are invited to attend at 9:15 am. In class, third grade students make passports that they will use in the upcoming weeks as they journey to the different places where Jesus performed miracles.
Fourth and Fifth Grades
Mary and Martha welcome Jesus into their home. How do they show hospitality to their guest? Showing hospitality is a prime virtue in the Old and New Testaments. How do we show hospitality to others?
