In honor of reading month. The Middle School has started a reading challenge for the rest of the year and through the summer. Students are motivated to read and achieve “page levels”, earning prizes accordingly.
Prizes include squishmallows, gift cards, and treats among others. All books are level appropriate and they can choose to read English or Spanish.
Mrs. Folkema is teaching our 3rd graders how to drag and drop words onto a different place in a Word document. Value able skills to learn early with keyboarding!
A couple of weeks ago, our Middle School Spanish Immersion students got a chance to visit Burrito Feliz and practiced ordering in Spanish.
This was a first time for many of the 6th graders!
Fremont Christian School will be closed today due to weather conditions. Have a wonderful day and don’t forget to shine God’s light.
See the Story. Live the Story. Today our Family Groups enjoyed the message of John 3:16 through our devotional and a booklet that we colored. The student leaders were practicing “loving leadership” – to show living loving leadership in being involved with the students and sharing the message of God’s loving story and plan to rescue us through John 3:16.
Time flies! The 8th grade Spanish Immersion class at their now annual visit to Burrito Feliz.
Top picture: October 2020
Bottom picture: February 2022
As the temperatures decrease today, the FUN does not!
In 3rd SI Senór Johnny and his classroom started a new reward system where students will earn money for their good behavior and participating in class, among other things. At the end of each month we will have a classroom store and they will be able to purchase different items. This reward system help student to learn how to handle, count and save their money. This month they did a great job and have the opportunity to shop for the first time!
January and February at Fremont Christian are the months we are focusing on Redemption – what Jesus did for us when he died on the cross to forgive us from our sins. This month we had a chapel where we reviewed about creation and the fall (Mr. Donkersloot and Senor Johnny acted out some typical “student sins”), and then Maestra Hulda had an object lesson with different liquids to remind us of how Jesus takes away those dark sins, and cleans them through Christ. We certainly are grateful for all that Jesus has done for us!
Our O.E. second grade students have a special routine with their prayer journals. They actively listen to their peers prayer requests, practice writing them down and lastly, move to a quiet place to pray over them! Beautiful discussions and tender hearts!
Fremont Christian will be closed today due to weather conditions.
Mrs. Converse's Deep Hope is for her students to see the Hand of God in their lives and in the world around them. Throughout the school year we have engaged in many outdoor activities where signs of God were clearly visible. We witnessed the miracle of metamorphosis with our butterflies, we grew plants from tiny seeds in the greenhouse, and we saw God's fingerprints as we explored the wonders of nature, Regularly, the kids see God's plan for their lives as they develop into Earth Keepers, Creation Enjoyers, and God Worshipers along with all the other Habits of Living that we are learning about.
Fremont Christian School will have a snow day Thursday February 6th! Have a great day and keep shining God’s light!
Congrats to our 5/6 girls basketball team on an undefeated season and the tournament championship!
Thanks to coach Kit Powell for all the time and energy poured into this season. These girls represented FCS so well all season long! Way to go!
Maestra Hulda, Ist Spanish Immersion's deep hope is that we can show God’s love to others through our unique colors. They have been learning that just like the crayons in our crayon box, we are all unique. Her students are each made with unique gifts that they can use to show God’s love to others. They have been learning and finding ways to serve others with our gifts.
They recently learned in class about firefighters and the service they do for our community. The students decided that we could find ways to bless the firefighters this Christmas season. They showed them God’s love by putting our creativity to work. They made Christmas cards for them and had our school community sign them. They also collected Gatorade and gum (items that are commonly used when the volunteers are fighting fires) and took them to the fire station. It was such a joy to be able to show the firefighters our appreciation!
The children loved our project and were amazed at how God used them in a unique ways!
Mrs. Bridges is our Middle School Science and Social Studies Teacher. Her deep hope for her students is that, in all we do they see God's story, grasp how important their role is, and be bold image-bearers in their adventure and exploration calls.
7th science students have been working on constructing a 20'x20' monarch waystation to help the struggling monarch population.
This is a 2-phase project that will be completed in the spring. Students get to watch their hard work come to fruition and see God's story unfold through the entire process as they install and care for the waystation. This also aligns with our life science curriculum.
Fremont Christian School will be closed today due to weather conditions. Please stay tuned for more details about our PK-4 Christmas program. Have a great day and stay safe if your are out on the roads.
Señor Johnny Vasquez, 3rd grade Spanish Immersion’s Deep Hope is for his students to embark on a journey where they can learn to thank and serve God for what He has done in us and through us. The storyline is "Be a hero!". Heroes use their talents to help others, so do his students!They are thankful for the things God has done in their lives and show that they are gratefulness by being a blessing to others. Through this school year, the students have used our writing as a means of encouragement to others. They have had the opportunity to write letters to our pals in Muskegon Christian and also to our own classmates when they were sick. Some of these ideas have come from the students. He loves to see these 3rd graders connect their classroom Deep Hope and their desire of been a blessing to everyday needs.
See the Story. Live the Story: today we talked about how Christmas fits in with God’s story. We also heard from Pastor Les from Reeman Church, who shared about the story of Joseph from the Old Testament, and how there are things that look bad, or are intended to show harm, but how God can use it for our good (Gen. 50:20). Pastor Les told us about some hard times in his life, but how God turned his path around and used it for good. Pastor Les also showed us a cool cut glass window that he had made, and told us how he had to cut the glass and put the broken pieces together to make something good and beautiful.
FCS families lets have some fun with the school dress code the next 12 days before Christmas Break! Here is our schedule!
