More pictures that didn't make their own post...
Our toddler's Sunday school class regularly has crafts though they usually don't make it to the blog. This special Easter craft was irresistible to me, showing Jesus' tomb with a sliding rock to let Him rise. The design is ingenious and fun.
The first day of Spring saw a massive snow storm on America's east coast, resulting in some nice sledding weather for our toddler.
The older kids' school had a March Reading Madness program that culminated in a Family Reading Night. The evening had lots of activities, starting with announcements and books to read in the cafeteria.
One activity was a relay race where children sorted books into fiction and non-fiction hoops.
The activity in the cafeteria featured the school mascot and freshly popped popcorn. Yummy!
Our toddler's Sunday school class regularly has crafts though they usually don't make it to the blog. This special Easter craft was irresistible to me, showing Jesus' tomb with a sliding rock to let Him rise. The design is ingenious and fun.
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| Sealed tomb |
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| Open tomb, about to be empty |
The first day of Spring saw a massive snow storm on America's east coast, resulting in some nice sledding weather for our toddler.
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| Mom-powered sledding |
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| Going the distance |
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| A happy (and snowy) boy |
The older kids' school had a March Reading Madness program that culminated in a Family Reading Night. The evening had lots of activities, starting with announcements and books to read in the cafeteria.
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| My daughter reads about pets |
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| My son reads a "how to" book about raising dinosaurs |
One activity was a relay race where children sorted books into fiction and non-fiction hoops.
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| Son with a non-fiction book |
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| Dual-wielding daughter drops duo delivery |
The activity in the cafeteria featured the school mascot and freshly popped popcorn. Yummy!
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| Posing with the eagle |
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| Funky popcorn |
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| A happy snacker |
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