Hello. Been awhile (then again, if you go by number of post comments...not many people read this anyways--oh well, it's a good processing tool for me). So our summer program here at Vineyard Christian Preschool is coming to an end and that leads me to think about the coming year.
A lot of things are changing for me. I am teaching a different level (pre-k instead of four's); I will have about 24 5-year-olds every day, as opposed to a max of 12; I will have a full time aide in the classroom with me at all times (I love to be goofy with my kids and the prospect of having a second pair of adult eyes in the room is making me nervous); and the preschool is the fullest overall that it has ever been. A lot to think about and bring before the Lord.
I am very excited for the Summer Program to end and to get back into the daily routine that the kids (and I) so need. I know that the Lord is going to show Himself in new and exciting ways as I begin the school year in a few weeks. Next week is in-sevice where we get all of the classrooms ready--so if you have any free time, I could definitely use some help. I'm dead serious. Call, email, or respond to this post if you can help. Putting up bulletin board paper should be a two-person job (but I'm sure it would be fun to watch me doing it by my lonesome...you'd hear a lot of "Oh...my...goodness!!!" and "Are you kidding me?!").
As always, I keep praying that God would help me be a consistent example of His character to the kids in my class. It's a lot harder than it may seem. But, after all, nothing is impossible with Christ. I'm banking on that. And I just know that He is going to bring me so much joy as I continue to strive after Him. With His help, my classroom will reflect His love and His PEACE! I covet your prayers as always and look forward to sharing more kid quotes with you. Sorry I haven't been keeping them up. Near the end of summer, the kids lose a little bit of their cuteness :).
Well, may God continue to bless you as you walk with Him. May we always awake eagerly expectant of what He plans to do with us and with our day!
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Your students are blessed to have you. Katie
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