Saturday, December 5, 2020

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe 2020


We have had a rich time of reading and discussing the first ten chapters of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe this week. 

We have already fallen in love with the Pevensie children...well, most of them...and have been shocked at the choices made by one of the brothers, Edmund. 

Through the luring of the White Witch, we witnessed the power of sin, and the deception of it all. 

The Turkish Delight tasted delicious, as sin oftentimes is "delicious" at the time, but then later leads to destruction. Edmund found himself wanting more. He "...thought only of trying to shovel down as much Turkish Delight as he could, and the more he ate the more he wanted to eat..." (chapter 4). 


In order to truly enter into the story, I wanted the class to try Turkish Delight for themselves.




Here is a video of the first moment they tried it: 


You can clearly see that some kids loved it...



...while others did not!











Tea with Mr. Tumnus

The next day, the children got to enjoy some Narnian Tea while the fire crackled in the background. 



It actually felt like we were spending some time with Mr. Tumnus in his cave. 






Dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Beaver

The next day, we met Mr. and Mrs. Beaver. We had dinner with them, along with Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy.


The menu was trout, potatoes, and rolls with marmalade. Mrs. Beaver was quite the cook! The freshly caught fish by Mr. Beaver was excellent as well. 





















We are looking SO forward to finally meeting Aslan next week! 

We need to get our tissues ready...







Friday, November 20, 2020

Thanksgiving Turkeys and Chefs 2020

HAPPY THANKSGIVING FEAST DAY!! Look at the wonderful chefs and turkeys in Mrs. Johnston's class!





















Here is a picture of the best teaching partner in the world!


I love Miss Rice :) 


We got to have chapel outside this morning! It was great to sing praises to the Lord.




I LOVE MY CLASS!!!


Be sure to zoom in to look at their silly faces :)



Here are some shots of the chefs getting ready to cook the turkeys.






We are very grateful to the wonderful parents of IMPACT who worked hard to put on the Thanksgiving Feast for us. They could have easily canceled the event, but they wanted the kids to keep the tradition.

It was so comforting to have some semblance of "normalcy" in this crazy time of the pandemic. Thank you, IMPACT, for serving our students and the teachers. WE LOVE YOU!!










Most of all, we give thanks to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, for providing a way of salvation for us. We thank Him for dying on the cross for our sins, for coming back to life, and for being alive TODAY to be with us each day. 

Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good. His love endures forever.