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Monday, January 27, 2025

Week 21

This week is National Lutheran Schools Week and we have lots of fun things to do to celebrate!

Indoor Olympics:
Indoor Olympics is this Friday!  Friday is an early dismissal day, and school will be out at 11:15 AM.

Dress Up Days:

·       Monday:  Marathon Mondaydress like you would to run a race (like Fall Fest).

·       Tuesday:  Take Me Out to the Ballgame Tuesdaydress in your favorite sports gear (doesn’t have to be baseball).

·       Wednesday:  World Traveler Wednesdaydress like a tourist

·       Thursday:  Throwback Thursdayto celebrate the 40th anniversary of Indoor Olympics, dress in ‘80s fashion/clothes, the era Indoor Olympics was started.

·       Friday:  Indoor Olympics!  Dress wacky with your team colors!  Remember, you have to be able to run and move in your outfit.

Fine Arts Family NightThursday, January 30 from 6-7 PM
BL will turn into an art gallery on Thursday night!  Join us for an open house and our family fun fine arts night!

Christian Studies:
This week in Christian Studies we’ll be talking about some events in Jesus’ life leading up to His ministry.  We’ll be talking about Jesus being presented in the temple as a baby.  This shows that Mary and Joseph were Jews who followed the law that was given to Moses.  Then we’ll talk about John baptizing Jesus and we’ll discuss John’s proclamation of who Jesus is.

Math:
This week in math we’ll begin using equations to add and subtract two-digit numbers.  We’ll walk through the steps of adding and subtracting, and we’ll be practicing regrouping (when I was growing up, we called regrouping “carrying the one” or “borrowing”).

Language Arts:
This week our phonics concept is “Kind Old Words.”  We’ll look at words with a few specific endings that have a long vowel sound.  The endings are: -ind, -ild, -old, -olt, -ost.

Social Studies:
We’ll continue learning about North America by learning about three major plant regions in North America.  We’ll also connect that to different regions around the world.

 

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About Mrs. Picker

Mrs. Rebekah Picker grew up just across the river in Hermiston, Oregon. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Concordia University in Portland, Oregon in 2010 with a degree in Early Childhood/Elementary Education with a minor in Professional Church Work. In May of 2014, Rebekah received her Master of Education degree from Heritage University. She started at Bethlehem in 2010. Rebekah is married to David, who works as a sales manager in the Tri-Cities area. She also has two daughters and a son. Fun fact: Rebekah is a mirror-image twin, meaning that she is right-handed and her identical twin is left-handed.