Remember learning about Thea Bowman and the spirituals we listened to in Religion? (This Little Light of Mine)

Sister Thea Bowman was born in Yazoo City, Mississippi on December 29, 1937. She would have been 82 years old today.

Sister Thea once said, “God was so alive in my world. I was reared around a lot of old people. They knew Scripture. I knew people who could not read or write, but they could quote you a Scripture with chapter and verse. They would use Scripture when they were tired and a Scripture when they were frustrated, a Scripture to challenge us...a Scripture to threaten you, a Scripture to reward you or to praise you or to teach you; I grew up in that kind of world.”

Servant of God Sister Thea Bowman, Pray for us!

RQ reminder

The December RQ book and quiz are due by Dec. 31.

Merry Christmas

Have a blessed Christmas from my family to yours!

St. Lucy of Narnia

In case you’re interested in learning more about St. Lucy of Narnia.

https://catholicherald.co.uk/commentandblogs/2016/11/16/the-real-blessed-lucy-of-narnia-was-even-more-amazing-than-cs-lewiss-imagination/

Merry Christmas!!!

You can watch The Days of Advent with Brother Francis on Formed.

It's free to sign up for Formed through St. Ann Church.
Sign up for Formed here:

https://www.stannbartlett.org/formed.html

Reindeer Games

Having fun before the party!!

Merry Christmas from Bluefire

Blue fire misses his friends!!!

Homework

Tomorrow you may wear jeans.

No HW, unless you haven’t finished IXL. It's due tomorrow.

December RQ is due Dec. 31. 

Our next STREAM Challenge

Baby Jesus needs a manger. Students were challenged to use their twigs to make a manger for Jesus.

Pencils, Pencils, Pencils

Many students are out of pencils and our classroom supply is pretty much non-existent!
Please make sure you have sharpened pencils when you come back to school in January.

Homework

Spelling - test
Handwriting - lesson 3 bible verse
STREAM - twigs  (last day to bring in twigs)

IXL is due Friday
December RQ

STREAM Challenges!

Santa needs our help.

We have been challenged to invent and build prototypes to help keep Santa safe in his sleigh, just in case it malfunctions. Some students are building springs shoes, rockets, and a flying birdie helper.

Next we’re going to help the elves find ways to use a large shipment of balls that they received. We’re going to invent and build a prototype for a toy using a blue, snowflake ball.