Happy Easter to my Egg-cellent Class

The Most Important Event in History

Christ's Resurrection is the most important event that has ever occurred on earth. Eyewitnesses give their accounts in the Bible in the book of John, chapters 18-20 and Matthew chapters 26-28. Mark and Luke also researched and, guided by the Holy Spirit, reported the events  (Luke chapters 22-24 and Mark chapters 14-16). Many who were once skeptics have investigated and have come to the conclusion that there is overwhelming evidence that Jesus died, was buried, and came back to life. (Case for Christ, by Lee Strobel and Evidence that Demands a Verdict by Josh McDowell.)
This is how our kindergarten students tell it:

Coming to a Dance Party Near You....a Dinosaur!

What happens when your field trip is canceled and you can't go to see the dinosaurs? The dinosaur comes to see you!

The halls of Early Childhood were teeming with creativity as our students designed their own dinosaurs. What would they look like? What would they eat? Where would they live? 

In the STEAM lab, the class used technology to learn about dinosaurs, fossils, and paleontology.

Here are our little paleontologists at work...digging the chocolate chips out of cookies.

More creativity!