








From helping classmates on a prayer hike and adding colorful prayer cords to our journey sticks to experimenting with freezing temperatures by making vibrant frozen balloon marbles and color cubes for their igloo zoo, our young learners are fully embracing winter learning. Outdoor learners. Creation enjoyers. Faith-filled explorers. 💙✨

Between hiking the trails and discovering new animal species, our students learned firsthand about the importance of wildlife conservation. 🦊🌲 Thank you, Legends Ranch, for an unforgettable visit and providing such a memorable learning experience!!









Tis the time of year for winter hikes! Third and Fourth Grade Spanish Immersion students took a hike with Mrs. Bull for their science class yesterday. They admired God's Creation and learned about FCS's property boundaries.


Students have been practicing important outdoor survival skills, including safely building fires, and learning outdoor first aid such as how to prevent and care for blisters and how to respond to both minor and major wounds while outside.
It’s been wonderful to see their confidence, teamwork, and problem-solving skills grow through hands-on learning in nature!
The week before Thanksgiving’s adventures included a reenactment of the Pilgrims’ journey on the Mayflower, an outdoor reader’s theater, detailed nature drawings, collecting supplies for fire building, and even a haiku hike. Our students are learning, creating, and exploring in God’s big, beautiful classroom!










After meeting a real hedgehog, our 1st graders dove deeper by learning all about these adorable creatures and then taking their learning outdoors. They even created their own hedgehogs and camouflaged them in the tree line.









They proudly brought the cutest turkeys made out of shapes to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃🍁 It was a beautiful reminder of how meaningful simple acts of kindness can be. Grateful for moments like these!
Fremont Fountain View









With the beautiful cooler weather here, we were excited to celebrate Pumpkin Day and enjoy God's creation during this special fall season. 🍁✨
Our little learners had a great day of creative learning, reading, writing, and exploring all things pumpkin! They worked with sizes, counting, estimation, and addition through hands-on activities and group collaboration.
In class, students teamed up to solve math problems and compare results, strengthening not only their academic skills but also their teamwork and communication. 🤝📚
We also learned about the history of pumpkins and how God has uniquely blessed cultures around the world to use this amazing vegetable in so many ways.
To end our day on a sweet note, we enjoyed a fall treat of donuts, apples, apple cider, and apple juice! 🍩🍎🍏









Our kindergarten classes had an amazing adventure at Sandcastles Children’s Museum in Ludington! 🏰🎨
This incredible museum is all about learning through play, offering hands-on exhibits that spark creativity, curiosity, and a lifelong love of learning. From building and pretending to exploring and discovering, our young learners were fully immersed in the magic of imagination and exploration! 🧠💡
After the museum, they made the most of the beautiful day with some outdoor fun at Waterfront Park & Playground! 🌳☀️ The kids had a blast running, climbing, and playing together, the perfect way to wrap up a day full of learning and laughter.
We’re so thankful for opportunities like this that bring learning to life both inside and outside the classroom! 💛

























Decker Building Takes Over The Blessing Box
Our Decker classrooms are caring for the Blessing Box on the north side of the Decker building! This is a “give as you can, take as you need” community resource, giving families and community members a chance to receive extra support. Students gave the box a fresh coat of paint and decorated it. Each month they will donate, organize, and share items—giving FCS a chance to Glow 🌟and our students a chance to Shine their Light🌞, which is our school theme this year, while spreading the love of Jesus in our community.
















