Every page we read in The Silver Chair takes us on an adventure with Jill, Eustace and Puddleglum. You never know where you are going to end up in Narnia or whether you will be the giant’s supper. C.S. Lewis keeps things interesting in all his books.
Mrs. Bienemann
The Chronicle of Narnia, The Last Battle has been interesting for the students to read. We have to keep reminding ourselves that there is a fake Aslan. We are looking forward to when the true Aslan will come forward.
Mrs. Bienemann
The students finished reading C.S. Lewis’ The Silver Chair from his The Chronicles of Narnia series. We are reviewing this text as well as the past book we read in the first quarter in preparation for our mid-year final.
Mrs. Candelier
The students had a great time working on their entries for the Association of Christian School International (ACSI) Creative Writing Festival. The students of 8C put their best effort into creating short stories, essays, and poems. Nyaisa Anderson’s sweet poem entitled “You Said” was awesome as was Jamie Santana’s poem on eternity. It was hard selecting pieces to enter into the next level of competition and I congratulate those who were selected! Please check out Room 302’s bulletin board to see more great entries. Aside from this nice “creative” break, the students are busy preparing for their mid-year finals. Prepositions, anyone…?
Mrs. Candelier
In class, we have had discussions on what it really means to be a Christian and during an emotional Friday chapel, students of 8C shared personal testimonies of how the Lord has worked and is working in their life. I am blessed that we are able to have deep and meaningful discussions in class where the students are understanding how to draw nearer to the Lord.
Mrs. Candelier
The students spent time in January learning about Timothy and how to survive a lack of confidence. Timothy was a trustworthy young disciple who overcame his timidity to become a powerful witness for the Kingdom of God. The students learned that confidence does not come from knowing the right people, attaining a certain position or having a lot of possessions. Your personal relationship to God and your understanding of what He has done for you determine the strength of your confidence.
Mrs. Candelier
The students finished reading C.S. Lewis’ The Magician’s Nephew from his The Chronicles of Narnia series. We are reviewing this text as well as the past book we read in the first quarter in preparation for our mid-year final.
Mrs. Candelier
The students had a great time working on their entries for the Association of Christian School International (ACSI) Creative Writing Festival. Students put their best effort into creating short stories, essays, and poems. Asia Francois of 7L wrote a beautiful story entitled “You Too Can Forgive”. Geraldine Haberlin of 7P wrote a cute poem about the beauty of Spring, while Wesley Bryant’s haiku about the crucifixion of Jesus Christ was simple, but wow! It was hard picking just a few to enter into the next level of competition and I congratulate those who were selected! Please check out Room 302’s bulletin board to see more great entries. Aside from this nice “creative” break, the students are busy preparing for their mid-year finals. Prepositions, anyone…?
Mrs. Candelier
Newspaper Elective:
Evangel’s reporters are putting together their very own broadcast. It will feature skits, games, original commercials, special segments, and more. Please take the opportunity to take a peek. We truly hope you enjoy it!
Miss Collins
This month in Spanish class we have been learning about “Los Colores”, that’s
Spanish for colors. The students have learned the names of the basic colors and have
helped in making signs to post all around the classroom. Each sign is made of a specific
color to help us remember the correct word for it in Spanish. We will continue to explore our colorful world en español during the rest of this month.
Mrs. Pascualini