September 15th

During Jesus Time this week we will be focusing on days 5 and 6 of God's Creation.  The following is an excerpt from our children's Bible.

The fifth day

Genesis 1:20-31

On day five God made starfishes, octopuses, whales, and turtles. He made fast lisle fish for tiers and slippery big fish for the ocean.He made big birds like eagles to soar in the sky and zippy little birds like hummingbirds. He made birds in all shapes, sizes, and colors.

The sixth day

On day six God made the animals--puppies, cows, horses, kitties, bears, lizards, mice, worms, and lots more. Everything was good. But something was still missing. There were no people. So God made some. And when He made them, He made them like Himself. He made them so they cold be friends with Him.

Here are a few of the activities we have planned for this week:

*Gluing feathers and stamping fish on Day 5 of Creation

*Stamping animals and people on Day 6 of Creation

*Cutting red paper strips

*Gluing paper craps onto an octagon

*Using watercolors to paint #2

*Beginning our alphabet books

*Choosing our favorite apple (red, yellow, green)

*Stamping apples

*Finding red items in the rice table

*Using markers to color #2 coloring pages

*Sorting colored craft sticks by color

Check out the fun we had today:

Using watercolors to paint #2

Reading with friends

Creating with red play doh 

Working puzzles

Stamping plants on Day 3

Placing the Sun, moon, and Stars
on Day 4

Identifying items
red items on the
magnet board

Setting up the town

Cutting red paper strips

Gluing feathers on Day 5 of God's Creation

Out door fun

Using crayons and markers to color 2 butterflies

Watching the bobcat move dirt off
the parking lot. We love watching
the construction equipment!

Today we learned  how busy God was on days 5 and 6! He made so many wonderful things for us. We played a guessing game today where Ms. D acted out something that God made and the children had to guess.  We LOVED this game.  Coloring with markers was a hit, this is pretty new for us.  Many of us are still learning how to use markers and that they may look yummy but they are not for tasting ;)