| Hyrum | Pass out and lead song of the month |
| JudySue | Prayer |
| Lenora | Scripture/Spiritual Thought |
| Lucy | Pledge of Allegiance |
| Talmage | Joke Of The Day |
| Anya | Lead Memorization |
| Ellie | Show and Tell or Knowledge Share |
| Fielding | Treasurer and Snack |
New Song!
Memorize the first (and second, if you can) verse of this new song in our new hymnbook. You can sing along with the music at this link.
Think a sacred song; the words will give you pow’r.
Think the melody, and in that very hour
Your heart and mind will open to let the Spirit in,
And you will feel His comfort again.Think a sacred song when scared or feeling bad.
Hum the quiet tune whenever you are sad.
Your heart and mind will open to let the Spirit in,
And you will feel His comfort again.
Poem, Shuffle Dance and Book Club
Don’t forget to practice your shuffle dance!
Review the Snowball poem and learn this new poem.
Always Finish
Anonymous
If a task is once begun
Never leave it till it’s done.
Be the labor great or small,
Do it well or not at all.
Our next book club will be held on February 6. The book is Astrid the Unstoppable. This is the perfect winter read…. all sorts of adventures for a girl in Norway. Here’s a little teaser:
Weather: What is a snowflake?
This week is all about snow! Read pages 80-82 in your Kid’s Book of Weather Forecasting to learn about the journey of a raindrop.
Watch the following videos and learn all about the science and beauty of snowflakes. We’ll start with a picture book about a man named Wilson Bentley and his amazing photography of these wonders of winter.
You can see some examples of his photographs on the images tab at this website. There is also a biography section if you would like to learn more about him.
Now, try your hand at making your own paper snowflakes! Save some of your favorites and bring them to show in class! Watch either of these videos to learn how to fold your paper to get a six sided snowflake. (Note that you need to start with a square piece of paper. The first video will show you how to get a square out of a rectangle printer paper.)
Continue recording the daily weather, adding your observations with your barometer. Here is the link again if you need to print more log pages.)
Field Trip! Utah County Public Works
While there is nothing quite like watching the snow fall from the comfort of your warm home, or a day spent sledding or building your very own Frosty the Snowman, a winter storm also presents some challenges.
Have you ever wanted to know what goes into keeping the roads clear and safe for us to drive on? During class on Thursday, we are going to visit the Utah County Public Works department and where they store snow plows and gear up for messy weather. Be sure to bring warm clothes as we will be outside much of the time. Come prepared with any questions!
