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CO-OP HOMEWORK DUE 10/07/26
Preschool Classes
Preschool TEACHER, JEssica Perham ECA.jessicap@@GMAIL.COM
Phonics & Reading
In Numbers and Reading, we worked with shapes and patterns,
matching our shape apples with their baskets, and completing
patterns with Fall friends like squirrels and owls!

Art
We had a great day! We learned about seeds, and read ‘The Tiny
Seed’ by Eric Carle! We then got to make apple prints! Everyone
loved painting with apples!
Preschool teacher, courtney krohn [email protected]
science
Today we learned about the different types of terrain that our
world has. We learned about flat terrain, hills, valleys, and
mountains. We used a ball in class to understand how things
would roll or not roll based on what terrain it was on.
K5/1st Grade classes
math, Science, and READING/phonics,
K5/1st Grade TEACHERs, Jackie Kennedy jackiek.eca@@gmail.com
Numbers
In numbers class today we did some fun exercises with
numbers 1-9. Our background story and counting had to do with
eggs. We also learned some things about eggs as well.
READING
Phonics/Reading class was a new concept of putting sounds together and making actual words the students could read. The younger students were excited to actually READ a real word. THERE IS A HOMEWORK SHEET TO BE COMPLETED AND BROUGHT BACK TO CLASS NEXT WEDNESDAY.

Science
Science class we continued our study of special items God gave us to made our bodies complete and uniquely ours. We have learned about fingerprints, hairs, eyes and our nose. Today we learned about our ears, ear drums and vibrations. We also did a small experiment about vibrations and how it helps us hear.
art
We continued our illustrator study with our favorite author- Mo Willems! We learned about the importance of using punctuation to describe how the character is feeling, and we learned how to draw the Pigeon!

2nd-3rd ART CLASS
TEACHER, MEAGAN BEDDINGFIELD [email protected]
Today in art class, we talked all about perspective, and drawing from our unique point of view. To practice this, we placed a bowl of fruit in the center of the room, and each student drew it from their own perspective. They also incorporated the new concepts of shading and shape they’ve been learning.
history grades 2nd-3rd
TEACHER, MARK BEDDINGFIELD [email protected]
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science grades 2nd-3rd
TEACHER, MARK BEDDINGFIELD [email protected]
L. 2 Journals
4th-6th ART CLASS
TEACHER, MEAGAN BEDDINGFIELD [email protected]
Today in art class, we talked all about perspective, and drawing from our unique point of view. To practice this, we placed a bowl of fruit in the center of the room, and each student drew it from their own perspective. They also incorporated the new concepts of shading and shape they’ve been learning.
science GRADES 4th - 6TH
TEACHER, MARK BEDDINGFIELD [email protected]
L.2 Journals
History GRADES 4TH - 6TH
TEACHER, MARK BEDDINGFIELD [email protected]
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History 7th-12th
TEACHER, Angela Beddingfield [email protected]
Review what you’ve read so far and do any catch-up work needed. Prepare to share ten interesting facts in class from what you’ve read. States and countries quiz will cover the same ones from last week.
7th-12th science
TEACHER, ANGELA BEDDINGFIELD [email protected]
Read chapter 2
Cooking
TEACHER, JACKIE KENNEDY JACKIEK.ECA@@GMAIL.COM
Now this is the kind of class we ALL love. Today we made Mr. Murphy's Homemade Meatballs. How do you say delicious? Mr. Murphy brought some that he had already made and then we all made a batch, cooked them and ate them. A simple, fast and economical dish.
HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT:
Make the meatball recipe for your family sometime before next Wednesday. DO NOT bring your meatballs to class (unless you have packed them for your lunch) Siblings only need to work together and make one batch of the meatballs. Parents: please send a short note with your student next Wednesday verifying the meatballs were made, writing down any substitutions that may have been made (such as maybe your family doesn't like onions so that ingredient was left out, etc) and if you/and or your family enjoyed them. We used some jar marinara sauce and made little meatball sandwiches. They can be eaten or served with your favorite sauce or plain. We haven't decided on next week's class, but I assure you it will be delicious.
Our church, Cedar Hills Baptist, is in our missions conference this week. Services begin at 6:30 each evening and we are through around 8:00. We would love to see you come out and join us.