Sunday, April 19, 2015

Cowboy Breakfast

Friday we had our Cowboy Breakfast and it was delicious!!  We had bacon, grits, eggs, toast and jelly, and milk to drink!  The children enjoyed it so much and we learned so many fascinating facts about farm life this week that the breakfast was a perfect ending to a perfect week!  













A couple of cowgirls sported their boots today!  Too Cute!




 Our class read the book Mrs. Wishy-Washy this week and we acted out the story today.  The doodlebugs had a blast!  We had a Mr. Wishy-Washy and we made Mrs. Polly Wolly dress up like Mrs. Wishy-Washy!












Here is Mr. Wishy-Washy!













Saturday, April 4, 2015

Easter Egg Hunt

Good Friday was a good day for us at Pine Street School.  We sorted jelly beans and graphed our results.  We had a sight word egg hunt and it was so much fun for the kids.  Each child was given one sight word to look for and they had to find 10 eggs with that word written on it.  A great big thank you to Catherine Faris for writing all the words on the eggs and organizing and volunteering at our party.  A big thank you to Melissa Sullivan, Shannon Barron, and Elyse Miller for helping to hide eggs and helping with our party!  We had a surprise visit from the Easter Bunny!  It was a beautiful day and fun was had by all!





The Goofy Bunnies!







Getting ready for the hunt!


They are off!











Look how beautiful the playground is!












A sweet treat for Easter!





A visit from the Easter Bunny!






Friday, April 3, 2015

Easter Devotional

"... there they crucified Him, along with the criminals ‑ one on His right, the other on His left. Jesus said, 'Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.'.. One of the criminals who hung there hurled insults at Him... But the other rebuked him... Then he said, 'Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom.' Jesus answered him, 'I tell you the truth, today you will be with me in paradise.'" Luke 23:33‑43

Friday
Jesus, weak and nearly unrecognizable from the lashings, could not drag His cross up the rocky path. Help came from a stranger, not His disciples. The women followed in tears, the men scattered.

The last "Annie" production brought cheers, smiles and sweet relief. It delivered everything promised and more. Jesus' last "show" on earth brought the house down, not with cheers but jeers... the people expected more. But, hold on!  The Last Act is yet to come. It will not only bring down the house, but will rip the temple's curtain in two from top to bottom.
 
Even at the very last minute, one criminal chose to acknowledge and accept Christ. One went to paradise, the other didn't. It's all about forgiveness. It's what Jesus was born to do. It's God's greatest gift and sacrifice to man.

We, like the criminals, are either on the right or left side of Jesus. With our speech and/or actions we are denying or accepting Him. God is willing, waiting, and wanting to receive all into His Kingdom.

May the words of Annie also be ours...  I don't need sunshine now to turn my skies to blue...


Just You, Jesus, just You.  Thank You.

friend, we are loved and chosen by God,
Happy Easter,
veneal