Religion
"All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work."
- 2 Timothy 3:16-17
Current assignments:
April 20: 4th Grade
A few weeks ago I had you look at Hebrews 11 and think about what it means to be faithful in prayer. Check out this awesome page and write out a prayer. Think about those in your life who may be sick or suffering, your family, leaders of our school, community, and country, church leaders, and those things that you are concerned about. I would love to read your prayers if you would like to share them with me. You can email them to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you like. If you do write a prayer please share them with your family. if you are able you can also print this page, color it and place it in a special place where you will be reminded to pray for yourself and the needs of others.
April 20: 5th Grade
I am going to have you read a few sections so we can have this formation to guide our discussion.
Read Exodus 16:2-4,6-8,11-15, 17:1-6
We will get together for a ZOOM chat and talk about what you have read. I am sure you will be able to relate with the attitude of the Israelites! Maybe your parents can read with you! I miss seeing y’all and I cant wait to catch up!
Yahnis will meet me for a ZOOM Meeting at 1:30pm on Wednesday, April 22
Lewallen will meet me for a ZOOM Meeting at 2:15pm on Wednesday, April 22
Your teachers will email you the ZOOM ID and password
April 20: 6th Grade
Now that Easter has past and the tomb of Jesus is empty, exciting things begin to unfold in the lives of the disciples.
Please take some time to
read ACTS 1-2 (both chapters)
We will spend some time together talking about how the climate in Jerusalem has changed and what life is like for Jesus’ followers. They, like us today-but for very different reasons, are not able to go and mingle around in the community. Read and let’s talk about what exciting things are unfolding.
We will meet for a ZOOM Meeting convo. I can’t wait to see y’all!
Brunson will meet me for a ZOOM Meeting at 3:00pm on Tuesday, April 21
Brown will meet me for a ZOOM Meeting at 3:00pm on Wednesday, April 22
Your teachers will email you the ZOOM ID and password
Previous assignments:
April 8th
This is an important week in the life of the Christian church. Holy Week is the week that leads to easter and is a time where the church remembers the specific events in Jesus’ life that led to his arrest, crucifixion and resurrection on Easter Sunday. These events are significant because they not only remember the importance of Jesus’ sacrificial death on the cross for our sins but ALSO because these events make hundreds of years of Old Testament prophesy come true! For Christians, it is not just the importance of Jesus but all of those who came before Him in God’s story that make the whole story come together.
Here is an activity for your to do with your families. You do not need to send me evidence of your work (although I love seeing them) but I would like you to work together as a family to complete this puzzle. Make sure to look up each scripture verse so you can put all the events into the correct order.
I hope as you work together you can be reminded that Easter is not about bunnies or eggs but about God’s great love for us in sending His son into the world to give His life for our sins.
You will need:
A Bible
Scissors
Glue
Printer and Legal size paper if possible
markers, colored pencils or crayons (optional)
April 1: Prayer
Look up Hebrews 11:1
In this verse Paul is reminding the Hebrew people what faith is. Read it yourself-either on the computer or in your own bible. In the attached page take some time to write out the verse and answer the other questions on the page. Take some time to consider what you can learn from God’s Word.
April 1: Exodus
1) Read Exodus Chapters 3 and 4 (if you don't remember what we did in the last weeks at school, start reading at Chapter 1). While it may seem like a lot of reading it really is a good story. Don't worry about pronouncing weird names correctly. This is a really central part of God's story. From this point all of the history of God's people is established and His people look back on these days throughout history. Knowing the details will help you understand your faith.
2) after you read take some time to complete the crossword that is attached here
April 1: Prayer Crossword
In the 6th grade we have been talking about the radical ways that Jesus spoke to His "audiences" and taught His disciples. Sometimes he angered people, other times he healed and loved people that no one else would speak to. He truly was a radical!
Jesus knew that He would leave this earth. Before He did He made a point to try and help His people develop some important skills. One of them was prayer. It is no secret that through the decades prayer has been a way for God's people to remain connected to Him. It is a way to seek council, comfort, and even direction through life’s challenges.
Your assignment:
1) Read Luke 11:1-13 and respond by answering - Jesus says, "when you pray, say", what? You do not need to type out the entire text. responding with a nickname or description is fine.
2) Complete the crossword puzzle here.
