Friday, August 30
Week two as a fourth grader is under our belt. It is amazing to see the students begin to build relationships and be reacquainted with their peers. We continue to talk about being a Living Testimony and what it looks like to reflectors of Our great God. On Friday, the students acted as reflectors and washed (with water) all the cars in the school parking lot. It was the student's special secret and it was an incredible way to end the week.
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| Singing at Convocation |
Science: We are learning about the moon and sun and their relationship to earth and each other.
Reading: We are practice specific skills that help us become stronger readers.
Writing: We are generating ideas for our personal narrative stories.
Math: Identify place value and rounding with multi-digit numbers.
Bible: Learning about God's great Story, the Bible. We are about learning specific facts and details about His great book.
Homework Folders:
On Tuesday, the students will need to bring their Homework folders back to school. At the end of the day, the folders will include...
- Math Homework - In 2 minutes, accomplish as many facts as you can (Due Mon.)
- Math Facts Minutes - Goal to accomplish 50 minutes, using the math links on the blog or playing math fact war (Due Mon.)
- Reading Minutes - Goal to read 150 minutes (Due Mon.)
Lunch Helpers:
Many of you had an interest in helping during our Wednesday lunch time. Please use this link to sign up. I appreciate your volunteering SO MUCH!
PICTURE FOR SPANISH:
Message from Mrs. Pereira, our Spanish Teacher;
"This year, I am asking kiddos to bring in a picture of themselves living out Jesus in some way, shape or form. I am not super picky, but would love for each kiddo to have their picture up on the board in the classroom. I would love to have the pictures by the end of next week."
Volunteer Background Check
To ensure the safety of our students at all times and in all places at Rose Park we ask that all adults be granted clearance prior to having access to students. Anyone who desires to assist students, chaperone a field trip or supervise in a classroom at Rose Park must stop in the school office and fill out a short background check form. Mrs. Steenwyk and Mrs. Chase have that form for you. Please also have your driver's license as they will need to make a copy of it. Mrs. Rynsburger is happy to answer any questions you have about the process or results. All results remain confidential. Thank you!
Homecoming 2019 Family Event
We love seeing as many of you possible back here on campus for our annual Homecoming Event, this year on Friday, September 13. It’s an all-ages community event, from high school students, elementary and preschool kids, young parents and grandparents, all gathering together to share a meal together, enjoy each others’ company, and then cheering the football team on. Just like before, the picnic dinner and children’s activities, including bouncy houses, lawn games and crafts, start at 5 pm, then the varsity football game against Unity Christian begins at 7 pm. Can't get enough of the HC love? Tickets also include admission to the Varsity Volleyball game vs. Unity at 4:30. The cost is $8 per person in advance, including both dinner and game, and tickets are available online at hollandchristian.org/
Important Dates:
Sept. 3: Return Homework Folders & Planners
Sept. 16: Walkathon Packets Due
Sept. 18 & 19: School Picture Days (MORE DETAILS TO COME)
Sept. 20: DeGraaf Nature Center Field Trip - https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e0a49aaa828a6fa7-degraaf
Sept. 25: Walk-a-Thon
Sept. 25: Walk-a-Thon
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| Checking out our eggs and vinegar |
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| "Ms. Snoeyink...It feels so weird!" |
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