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The <strong>TIE</strong> that binds the church & home together Volume 78, Issue 3 Page 4 Children’s Ministry News from Alison Sunday March 26th the preschool and school agers celebrated Ms. Betty Boppe’s 80th birthday! Children reflected on the many memories they have with Ms. Betty, who has been a part of our children's program at FBC for many years! Michelle's View from the Ridge Hunting Ridge Retreat hosts a spring WORK DAY We will be working in the woods. If you’ve got them, bring your chaps, chainsaw, gloves, hatchets, etc. — Starting at 8am — Saturday, April 22nd Coffee & food will be provided Sign up in the North Annex or Call HRR at 540-664-9004 to RSVP
The <strong>TIE</strong> that binds the church & home together Volume 78, Issue 3 Page 5 Sherry’s “Son” Shine Notes Watch Me Learn From Early Years-Working together for a great start “I can say my ABC’s!” “Listen to me count to 10!” Children this age are eager to show you what they know. Keep the learning-and the excitement going with these suggestions: Read along with me: Encourage a love of reading by making your child an active participant. If a story has repeated phrases, put him in charge of reading them. Pause before the last word of each line in a nursery rhyme, and have him supply it. Turn the tables at bedtime: give him a book he knows by heart, and ask him to read to you. Make writing an everyday thing: Offer your youngster meaningful opportunities to write letters and words. If she pretends to be a rock star, request her autograph. Or if she draws a birthday card for a relative, ask her to dictate what she wants to say, and use a highlighter to print her words. Then, she, could trace over the letters with a crayon or marker. Just add math-to everything: Playing with math concepts will develop your child’s number sense. Have him sort and count beads to make bracelets. In the grocery store, challenge him to spot every number, 1-10, on signs and labels. At snack time, he might explore shapes by connecting pineapple chunks or strawberries with toothpicks to form flat shapes (squares, triangles, rectangles) or 3-D ones (cubes, pyramids). THANK YOU…THANK YOU…THANK YOU!!!! The staff and students of “Son” Shine Learning would like to extend a huge preschool hug and thank you to Bill and Kitty Shendow for their very generous donation to the needs of the Children’s Education Building by purchasing five new air conditioner units for the classrooms. We will think of both of you when we are nice and cool in the warm months. Blessings, The Staff and Students of “Son” Shine Learning Center
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