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Calendar
• April 3rd
Early Release – 1:00
• April 6th
Singing at St. Paul’s,
Litchfield
• April 17th-21st
NO SCHOOL
Easter Break
• May 1st
MLC Play – 11:00
• May 7th
Early Release – 1:00
• May 9th
5-8th Track Meet
KWIK TRIP CAR WASH FUNDRAISER
Cards are in! Feel free to stop in and pick them up. Please email the school and let us know if you’d like them sent home with a student.
We do have extra if there is anyone still interested in purchasing, we can also order more very easily.
EARLY RELEASE DAY
Our next Early Release Day is Wednesday, April 3rd.
School will be dismissed at 1:00.
Bussing will still be available as well as Latchkey - If you aren’t already signed up to attend latchkey and will need after school care, please contact the school at 320-587-4858 or immanuellutheranschool@hotmail.com
CHURCH SINGING: PREK-8TH
Our next service is Sunday, April 6th at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Litchfield, service begins at 9:30, please arrive by 9:15 and meet in one of the church classrooms.
We know there are many churches that feed into our school family, we understand if you are able to sing but need to leave after. All are welcome to stay for the entire service.
IF YOU CANNOT ATTEND, PLEASE LET A TEACHER KNOW AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
NO SCHOOL - EASTER
April 17th-21st there is no school for Easter Break.
SPRING PLAY
DATE CHANGE
Has been moved to Friday, April 25th - mark your calendars!
BLUE REGISTRATION FOLDERS
If you haven’t already, please fill out and return your 2025/2026 registration forms.
SUMMER STANGS:
Before you know it, summer will be here! If you are looking for summer care for your child/ren please click on the link below to sign-up by March 31st.
Summer care begins June 2nd and ends August 15th-tentatively.
PRESCHOOL (3): Miss Lokensgard
We got back into the swing of things after a fun break. This week we are learning about the desert. There is a lot of sand in the desert and not a lot of water. We are learning about desert animals and desert plants. The sensory table is filled with sand, desert animals and cactus with number matching on them. The science table is set up with a math game and balance frog’s game.
Our wow word this week is Bare. We are focusing on the letter Kk, number 6, coloring green, and shape triangle.
We are also learning about things that are opposite. We have opposite games at circle time and at the activity center.
At the activity center we are making fun shapes and numbers on GEO boards, building the letter Kk with popsicle sticks, and cactus letter matching.
Monday- Writing center: practice writing the letter Kk on a chalkboard. Large group: Show-n-share
Tuesday- Writing Center: gluing our name with sandpaper on a desert picture. Large group: Gluing on the story of Jesus turning water into wine. Memory Treasure: God has heard my prayer. Psalm 66:19
Wednesday- Writing Center: scribble scrabble page. Large group: obstacle course
Thursday- Writing Center: phonics page. Large group: STEM rainbow activity.
Friday- Writing Center: making numbers with playdough and memory games. Large group: art-paint a cactus with a fork.
PRESCHOOL (4): Mrs. Dragt
Our focus wall this week is the letter Qq, number 4, and our color is green.
Welcome back! Hope you all had a fantastic spring break!
Monday- Show and share was bring in your favorite toy! We also worked on making the letter Qq. They did amazing!
Tuesday- We built another monster, and our reward was to make smoothies. To make the smoothies we learned how to read a recipe.
Wednesday- In large movement we are doing another obstacle course! We will be balancing on a beam, crawling through a tunnel, hopscotching, and shooting some baskets. We also worked on making the number 4.
Thursday- Art this week we will be making suncatcher cactuses for desert week. In our Centers we are working on measurement and more patterns.
Friday- Our Jesus craft this week is making paper plate lions.
Our Jesus story this week is Daniel in the Lion’s Den. We learned that Daniel would not pray to King Darious, so he was thrown into a lion's den, but Daniel trusted and was faithful to God and God saved and protected him.
The LORD is on my side, I will not fear. Psalm 118:6
K-1st: Mrs. Eckstrand
This week our Bible lessons are Mary and Martha, and Jesus blesses the children. We learned in both that Jesus and his word is the most important thing in our lives. We need to have faith like children by trusting Jesus for all our needs and worries. Luke 11:28 but he said, ‘Even more blessed are those who hear the word and keep it.’
In Math, 1st grade is adding and subtracting through forty. Kindergarten continues to make number bonds through 10.
In Reading, 1st grade is dropping e to add endings. Kindergarten finally met ALL the superkids, so the real adventure of "US" and the club begins.
In Art, we continue symmetry with butterflies.
In Science, we caught a rainbow and finished weather.
In Social Studies, we will finish our discussion on jobs and the marketplace.
In Writing, we are writing letters.
The children earned another ‘oh yeah’ prize day! We will be balling around with Donkey by letting him "land on and choose" what we do next throughout our day.
2-4th: Mr. Loersch
Hello Parents and Students!
In God's Word this week, we're learning lessons from Jesus as we study two parables: the bags of money (talents) and the workers in the vineyard. These stories from Jesus teach us valuable lessons about using our blessings shrewdly and remembering that our works are not the reason God saves us. We are blessed, and it is through God's grace alone!
In Language Arts, 2-4 is continuing our novel study. This prepares 2nd graders for the future as they use books to learn in Language Arts. 3-4th graders are starting work with Adverbs.
In Math, 2nd graders are continuing their mental math unit. 3rd graders began a new unit about data and graphs. 4th graders continue to work with fractions.
In Social Studies, we're wrapping up the Iditarod, discussing bracketology, and getting into the concept of short-term and long-term consequences.
In P.E. we are practicing underhand throwing for our beanbag unit. I am still looking to borrow cornhole sets! A few people have brought in sets, but a couple more would be super helpful. Thank you, and God's blessings on your week!
5-8th: Mr. Holz
Hello Parents, Family and Friends
In Math, 5th Graders are working with operations and fractions. 6th Graders are working with geometric figures. 7th Graders are working with geometric figures. 8th Graders are working with polynomials.
In Science, we are shifting into weather patterns. We are covering storms and the different types of dangerous weather that they can produce.
In History, we are currently studying four different eras of Japanese history. Each class is assigned a period and is working on building a presentation for the class.
In Music, we are now working on Accidentals.
In Grammar, both sections are working through pronouns.
In Reading, we will be starting a section on poetry.
In Spelling, we are working on the 22nd lesson. The spelling tests are every Friday.
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