Hello,
Finally, warm weather! The children have felt like little groundhogs all snug in their dens these last few weeks. Outdoor time is so important for little ones it allows for them to run, experience nature, be loud (let’s admit it it’s what they’re good at), and get down in the dirt.
February had a lot of days that we stopped and thought about: Groundhogs Day, Valentine’s Day, and Presidents Day. We really focused on love and what does love mean? When you ask kids this question you will get a variety of answers, but here at Immanuel Lutheran Preschool we want our preschoolers to know first and foremost that the one who will always love them and love them with an agape love is JESUS! No better time to learn about how much JESUS loves us than in February the month of love. Our Bible lessons taught us about Jesus’ love and how we should show love to others: Jesus Stops a Storm, Jesus Feeds 5000 People, and The Good Samaritan.
“…God will meet all your needs…” (Philippians 4:19)
“Cast your cares on the Lord…” (Psalms 55:22)
“Love your neighbor as yourself.” (Mark 12:31)
Working with children is a blessing and always brings a smile to my face. I enjoy asking them questions and hearing their perspective. L*** was playing at the play dough station making chocolates for the valentine box when I approached him and ask him a question:
Mrs. Amie: “L***, what does Valentine’s Day mean to you?”
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L: (Laughing) “Mrs. Amie P********* is my valentine!”
P*********: (Turning bright red) “What, I’m your valentine!?”
This was priceless!!
Blessings,
Amie Bratt
Director/Teacher