Thank YOU!!! We would like to thank everyone who came out to support the St. James Craft Fair on Saturday and the PTL Carnival on Sunday. Thank you to Amanda Goodspeed and Stephanie Moffatt who headed up their respective events and to all of the volunteers who gave up of their time and efforts to make these events possible. Thank you also to Randy Strakis and the 4th grade and 8th grade students for putting down and putting up the tarp that covers our gym floor to protect it. St. James Lutheran School & Operation Christmas Child: Last year, St. James partnered with Operation Christmas Child to provide shoeboxes full of toys, gifts, and supplies for boys and girls around the world who were in areas of war and poverty. In our 1st year, we provided over 100 shoeboxes that were sent over to Africa. We had such a wonderful response from the students and families that we are going to do it again this year with a goal of 120 boxes! We are extending the collection time until November 14! We will pack and prepare to ship during the week of November 14. Items should be brought to your student’s classroom. Here are some ideas of what to pack (please remember not to bring in any toys or items that have anything to do with war or military)…

Scarves, mittens, stocking hats, etc.

Small sunglasses, hair accessories, kids necklace, watch, etc.

Simple toys, small stuffed animals, etc.

Tooth brush, comb, brush, bars of soap, wash cloth, small deodorant, socks

Slinky, yo-yo, jump rope, small toy item, etc.

Pencils, pens, small activity books, crayons, coloring books, etc.

Simple games, small puzzles, etc.

Monetary donations—each shoe box costs $7 to send

There’s a number of things that can fit into a shoebox and the best place to shop for these items are Dollar

Store, Walmart, Target, etc. If it’s on sale, that’s good too.

Our students, every though are young, can have such an impact in their community, their country, and their

world. For more information on this great organization, please visit their website at

Ephesians 2:8-9—It’s Still All about Jesus “For by grace you have

been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is a gift

from God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast.”

http://www.samaritanspurse.org/what-we-do/operation-christmas-child You can also view their videos at

http://video.samaritanspurse.org/download-operation-christmas-child-videos/

Thank you for helping St. James and Operation Christmas Child bring Jesus Christ and the Spirit of Christmas

to all people. PLEASE TAKE NOTE & MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Due to a scheduling conflict, the Social Studies Fair has been rescheduled to Nov. 16 (Wednesday) We apologize for any inconvenience. ST. JAMES LUTHERAN SCHOOL CALENDAR 2016-2017:

11/16 Social Studies Fair, Gr. 1,3,5,7; 6pm

November Chapel Offerings

November Chapel Offerings are going towards the St. James Food Pantry.

Mrs. Goodspeed Thank you so much to the Messenger and Junior High Choirs for making our Reformation Service on October

31 very musical! Also a shout out to Libby Plassard and Caroline Wilcox for their excellent duet

yesterday! This weekend we will hear from one of our 6th grade handchime choirs!

Christmas Program prep is well underway for all choirs. I know it is early to be singing Christmas music, but it

is necessary. Never fear, we are touching on thanksgiving and fall themes in classroom music.

Band students - WE ARE ON FOR THE CHRISTMAS PARADE! Please save the afternoon/early evening of

Saturday, December 3 for the NIGHT TIME PARADE. Work days to prepare the decorations for the float will

be announced soon!

Please check the calendar below for upcoming dates.

Blessings on the rest of the year!

Mrs. Goodspeed

agoodspeed@stjameslaf.org

Fall 2016 Music Schedule

Sunday,

November 20 Lambs Choir (10:30 Service Only) PreK-K

Friday, December 2 K-3 Christmas Service - 6:00 pm K-3

Wednesday,

December 14

Grades 4-8 Lessons and Carols Service - 6:00 pm

This includes ALL students in grades 4-8 4-8

PRESCHOOL 2'S NEWS AND NOTES (MRS. KNOBLOCH)

This week we will do some of our favorite things so far from the school year!

Theme: Our Favorite Things

Shape: Circle

Color: Pink

Zoo-Phonics: "f" France fish and "g" Gordo Gorilla

Bible Lesson: God's love for us and our family

Books: From Head to Toe, Hand Hand Finger Thumb,God Knows All About Me

Songs: Practicing songs for our feast

Fine Motor: Stacking monkeys, tweezers and buttons, cutting practice, play dough

Sensory: Pom poms in the sensory table andplay dough

Circle Time Games: 5 Little Owls, roll and act, no peeky peeky, build a potato head, and tap tap tap our sticks

Looking forward to a great week!

PS 2’s Ms. Howard

PreS 3 Mrs. Wollenburg

This week we will wrap up with the letter m and begin on the letter n (zoophonics animal is Nigel night

owl). In Bible time this week, we will be talking about Nehemiah and new walls.

Thank you so much for all your donations, our Dr.Seuss basket looked great!

Please continue to send clipboards with your children each day. I will be sending home November snack

schedule today.

Have a great week! God Bless.

PreK Mrs. Cari & Mrs. Bishop

We are sending home each child's "warm weather" extra clothes. Please send in a large ziploc baggie

containing a complete set of "cold weather" extra clothes for your child. Clearly mark the baggie with your

child's name.

Please check the weather and dress your child appropriately for outside play. This week's forecast includes

temperatures ranging from 30's-60's!! Thus, unless it is raining, we will be going outdoors each day.

We have a new refrigerator in our room! Therefore, if you would like to include items such as yogurt, cheese,

fruit, etc. for your child's snack week we can easily store those items in our room.

We will be singing at the 10:30 church service on November 20th! We began practicing our song with our

friends in the other Pre-K class and Kindergarten. It truly is beautiful to hear 60 children singing their thanks to

Jesus.

Children may place an item or two beginning with this week’s Zoophonics letter (L) in their paper bag puppets

and bring them in to share during circle time.

Here’s a quick overview of our week:

Theme: Desert

Bible Lesson: Israel in the Desert

Zoophonics: Lizzy Lizard

Chapel on Wednesday at 9:40.

Library on Thursday.

We will have fun with desert themed stories, songs, crafts, math and science activities.

Our sensory table is ready with cornmeal to pretend it is sand.

We will learn about, discuss, sing and creat art related to our Bible Lesson of Israel in the Desert and be

reassured that God provides all that we need!

Have a Blessed Week!

Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Cari

PreK Mrs. Eggold & Mrs. Caylor

Theme of the week: Deserts

Religion: Israel in the Desert

Zoophonics: Lizzy Lizard - Letter "L"

Mystery Bag - Madeline

Science: What animals live in the desert?

Art: Building a boat to see if it will float

We have chapel on Wednesday at 9:45 and library on Thursday at 8:45am.

The Lamb's Choir (Pre-K & Kindergarten) will be singing at the November 20th service at St. James. The

children are working hard on their song and are so excited to show you what they are learning! I will have more

information for you coming up this week and will e-mail it out.

Have a Blessed Week!

Kindergarten- Mrs. Trautmann

Memory: Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, rejoice. Philippians 4:4

Jesus Time: Reformation & God's People Cross the Jordan River

Reading: Story: Jack and the Beanstalk

Phonemic Awareness: Initial and medial /i/

Phonics: the sound /i/ spelled Ii

Comprehension: Realism and Fantasy

Sight Words: he and for

Conventions: Adjectives

Math: Represent and Compare Numbers to 10

Afternoon Activities: Pumpkin Fun, The Three Little Pigs

Thank you for all of the donations for our "Family Night" Carnival basket!! The baskets will be available for

viewing on Grandparents Day and will be auctioned at the St James Carnival on Sunday, November 6th.

Please remember to help your child practice their memory verse at home each week!

St James is collecting items to fill boxes for Operation Christmas Child. We will be collecting items through

this week.

Here are some ideas of what to pack (please remember not to bring in any toys or items that have anything to do

with war or military)…

Scarves, mittens, stocking hats, etc.

Small sunglasses, hair accessories, kids necklace, watch, etc.

Simple toys, small stuffed animals, etc.

Tooth brush, comb, brush, bars of soap, wash cloth, small deodorant, socks

Slinky, yo-yo, jump rope, small toy item, etc.

Pencils, pens, small activity books, crayons, coloring books, etc.

Simple games, small puzzles, etc.

Monetary donations—each shoe box costs $7 to send

Upcoming Dates:

-The St James PTL Carnival has been changed to Sunday, November 6th.

-We will be singing in Church at the 10:30 service on Sunday, November 20th

Miss Roland

Continued prayers for Mrs. DePew as she recovers from her recent illness.

Thank you to the parents that took time out of their day to walk with us to the library.

Memory: Sing to Him, Sing Praises to Him, Tell of His Wonderful Works Psalm 105:2

Religion: Esther, Elijah and the prophets

Math: back to addition: break apart to make 10. 7 + 5...7+ 3 +2, adding 3 numbers, take the chapter test

Handwriting: We have reached the point where most of us are progressing at our own pace. If handwriting

needs to be corrected, the corrections take place before moving on in the book.

Language Arts:l( includes writing with a purpose, grammar, sentence skills, new vocab) This week, personal

narrative.

Our reader is "Reading Street" with a beaver on it. If it comes home, and it will just review what we have read.

It is ok to read ahead. I am looking for practicing those reading skills.!" A Fox and a Kit ." There is a mural that

we do the skills on as well as some other tasks, then there are 3 pages(phonics, new vocab, I can read) that we

always do to start the unit. Then we read the story.

print awareness: word web

listening and speaking :

grammar:adding s to verbs

phonics: short o

high frequency: eat four five her this too

literary components: main ideas and details

Social Studies:, money, save, borrow, finish the chapter, voting

Art: water colors

Science: , squirrels, begin turkeys

Library day is Wednesday. Thank you Mrs. Rosi, Mrs. Forsythe and Natalie!!

ABC learning journal. Keep working at it.

NEW FOR THE NEW QUARTER!!

1. Spelling words. We will test on Wednesday and those not missing any words will not have to test again

on Friday. We will start out with no homework with spelling words. Soon, I will give homework. nap

naps sit sits win wins fit fits use help her too * November *turkey . Practice spelling out loud and

writing the words.

Operation Christmas Child. This year we will send shoeboxes of small gifts. Please begin to think about our

boxes. I will have a collection basket for this also. Now is the time to think about items for Operation Christmas

Child.

Also, as we move into November, our chapel offering is for the St. James food pantry. Items and monetary

donations are both good.

Book-It! is sponsored by Pizza Hut. Read for free personal pizzas. Return the calendar to me at the end of

each month or beginning of the new month and I will give your first grader a coupon for a personal pizza to

Pizza Hut.

Social Studies Fair is November 16. I hope you and your first grader have started thinking about it. I am

sending home to Thanksgiving projects, one is a poem. The other is an art project. There is a note atttached.

k-3 Children's Christmas Service is Friday, Dec. 2. We have begun to work on our music with Mrs.

Goodspeed. I will work on getting the memory (recitations) out this week. It will be next weeks memory.

Hoping to feel better that last week!!

Have a Blessing Filled, Jesus filled week!

Mrs. Arden

Thank you to Mr. Marcus Knotts for being our guest speaker about United States government and electing the

president. Thank you to Mrs. Edmonds, Mr. Fahler, and Mrs. Knobloch for assisting at our fantastic fall

party. Thank you to Mrs. Wollenburg and Mrs. Knobloch for walking with us to the author visit at the

Tippecanoe County Public Library. We had a wonderful week of special events!

November Chapel Offerings: We are collecting the following suggested items for the St. James Food Pantry

for Chapel offerings during the month of November: canned corn, canned green beans, chicken noodle soup,

tomato soup, canned fruit, canned ravioli, spaghettios, and cereal. We have set a goal in second grade to collect

75 items for the food pantry. Please prayerfully consider your gifts for the food pantry during the month of

November.

The Kindergarten-3rd Grade Christmas Service is Friday, December 2 at 6:00 P.M. I will be sending home the

second graders' Christmas speaking parts on Monday. The second graders' individual parts will need to be

recited to me by Friday, November 18.

AR Sweet Success Quiz Count: 205 Quizzes . . . Snap! Crackle! Pop!

Dates for your November Calendar:

October 24-November 8: Each class at St. James Lutheran School is packing boxes for Operation Christmas

Child, boxes for boys and boxes for girls (target ages 5-9 in second grade). Items for the Operation

Christmas Child box (shoebox) size need to be donated by Tuesday, November 8. Thank you for your

kindness and generosity. We have collected items for 4 girl boxes and 5 boy boxes, surpassing our goal of 3

boxes each. Hip, Hip, Hooray!

Tuesday, November 22: The first and second graders will be having a Thanksgiving Feast on Tuesday,

November 22 at 1:30 P.M. Parents are welcome to attend. Second graders will be preparing turkeys (cookies)

and trail mix for the feast. I will be using funds from PTL for our class for this event.

Please remember to check the home folder, ClassDojo chart, and sign the student planner nightly. Please don't

hesitate to email, call, or stop in the classroom if you have any questions.

Topics for the Week: Memory: Students will have a fill-in-the-blank memory quiz on Wednesday and Friday.

Wednesday Quiz: Beloved, if God so loved us, we also ought to love one another. 1 John 4:11

Friday Quiz: [Jesus said,] “Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness.” Matthew 6:33

Religion: Jonathan Warns David; David Helps Mephibosheth; Solomon's Prayer

Reading: Dear Juno (story) pg. 388-405;

High Frequency Words: answer, company, faraway, parents, picture, school, wash

Vocabulary Words: correspond, transport, footprint, imitate, postage, cove, deaf, sign language

Spelling: The second graders will have a pre-test on Monday and a post-test on Friday. The spelling words for

this week are words with vowel patterns "o, oa, ow": goat, hold, show, most, bowl, float, toast, ago, open,

told, toad, slow. The challenge words are: parents, picture, school.

Grammar: Verbs with Singular and Plural Nouns

Writing: Friendly Letter

Handwriting: Strokes That Make Cursive Letters; Reading Cursive

Math: Chapter 4 2-Digit Addition ***Helpful vocabulary tip as we begin 2-digit addition followed by

subtraction: "carrying" and "borrowing" is called "regrouping" in second grade math.***

Social Studies: Indiana Kid's Election; Chapter 2 Working to Meet Our Needs

In His Hands,

Mrs. Arden

Mrs. Hamilton

Thank you to Mrs. Cari, Mrs. Niethammer, and Mrs. Bryan for walking with us to the library last week. We are

looking forward to a presentation about Abraham Lincoln on Tuesday morning.

Students are starting to talk to me about their Social Studies Fair projects. The projects are due next

Tuesday, November 15.

We are collecting items for the St. James Food Pantry for the chapel offerings in November. We have set a

class goal of bringing in 75 items.

Our Christmas Service is Friday, December 2nd at 6:00. Students will each receive a line to say for that

service. Those lines need to be memorized by November 18. More information about this coming home this

week.

Remember to keep checking the home folder and assignment book daily. Students should be taking 1-2 AR

tests a week.

Here is a look at our week -

Religion - God's Gifts

Memory -

November 8 –Know that the LORD, he is God! It is he who made us, and we are his; we are his people, and the

sheep of his pasture. Psalm 100:3

November 11 – Enter his gates with thanksgiving, and his courts with praise! Give thanks to him; bless his

name! Psalm 100:4

Reading - We are reading the story "How do You Raise a Raisin?" this week. The skill for the week is drawing

conclusions.

Spelling -Our spelling words this week are: let's, he'd, you'll, can't, I'd, won't, haven't, hasn't, she'd, they'll,

when's, we'd, should've, wasn't, didn't. The challenge words are: they'd, would've, could've, needn't, you've.

Grammar - Action and linking verbs

Math - Unit 4 multiplication test on Tuesday, Unit 5 is continuing our learning about multiplication

Science - Our unit on sound continues as we discuss sound travel.

Social studies - We are finishing elections and starting our study on the United States regions.

Have a blessed week!

from Mrs. Ripke This is November, so we have food pantry collection all month. We will be collecting canned soups, fruits and

vegetables and boxed cereals for the food pantry. Students may bring items any day and as many times as

possible in order to help our food pantry stock its shelves. This is one of the community missions that our

church is able to provide and an easy way for our kids to help others. Thanks for the items for the Operation

Christmas Child project. We have a big box full of items to put in the special gift boxes for the children. This

is a regular week of school. We will be doing a unit review in language arts and continuing our lessons on

division in math. There will be a mid-chapter quiz in math on Wednesday. Spelling words will be review words

from our unit, Our memory work for the week is 1 John 1;8-9.

Grade 5--Mrs. D

Please send in items for Operation Christmas Child

Religion-We are covering Unit 3 at this time.

Language Arts- We will be reading for AR this week. Spelling test Friday. Students are also to be reading at

home. 20% of the students reading grade is connected to Accelerated Reader. They have been informed of

how many points they need to obtain and what level they should be reading at at this time. Students should

work to have at least and 87% in total comprehension. This grading period they have to include at Young

Hoosier Book Nominee, a biography and a historical fiction book in their selections . They should be reading at

least 20 minutes a day on their own.

Social Studies-We are in Chapter 3 in the Social Studies book.

Mrs. Rider, Mr. Strakis, and Mrs. Goodspeed will have 5th grade information on their pages.

6th Social Studies-Covering Chapter 4.

7th Social Studies-Covering Chapter 9

8th Social Studies-Covering Chapter 4

Mrs. Rider

We are still collecting items for Operation Christmas child. The 6th graders would like to make 20 boxes. Right

now we have 12 that are partially filled. Donations will be accepted until Friday.

Religion - Memory this week will be p 75 & 79.

5th Grade Science - We are talking about Chapter 2 Design and Inventions. We will be ending the chapter this

week and testing next week.

6th Grade Science - We are continuing to do our Science Fair projects. We will be gathering materials this

week.

7th Grade Science - We are testing on Energy Wednesday.

8th Grade Science - We are continuing to do our Science Fair projects. We will be gathering materials this

week.

HAVE A BLESSED WEEK.

Mrs. Keiser This week you can expect to see all Language Arts students finishing their book essays due Friday. The sixth grade should be seen working on their Lit project. The 7th and 8th graders should be talking about “If You’re Reading This.” Election Day discussions and writings should be expected. We shall also grammar on! Mr. Keiser and I were so happy to host the seventh grade families at our home for a Fall Party! Mason G and Carlyn H can instruct you on apple bobbing! Ashley A can help you with marshmallows on strings. Want to know how to play flashlight tag in the absolute dark?? Ask a seventh grader! We also have expert some more’s makers! What a great homeroom class! Our next family outing was voted on today and it is...ICE SKATING over Christmas break. Look for details upcoming. AND a reminder that all 7th graders are to bring something to share with our Christmas in a Shoebox project by this Wednesday. Thank you for your support! (By the way, the seventh grade carnival BBQ basket rocked!!!!! Or should I say BURNED in keeping with the BBQ theme?:) Blessings on your week!

Mr. Strakis

Upcoming Events Operation Christmas Child - We are collecting school supplies, small toys, toothbrushes, combs and so forth

to send to needy children overseas. The items must be new.

Nov. 24-25 Thanksgiving Break- No School

3-8 Physical Education - Ultimate Frisbee

78 Art- Monday Art - Draw one point perspective designs and scenes.

78 Health/Life Skills - We will read about "Bullying in Schools" (Real Stories).

5 Math - p. 305-319 We will divide using decimals and whole numbers.

6 Math - p. 243-254 We will solve equations involving fractions and mixed numbers. Ch. 5 Test, Wed., Nov. 16

7 Math - p. 254-267 We will find missing lengths of similar figures using proportions and cross products. We learn how to find

distances on scaled maps using proportions.

Algebra 1- p. 325-340 We will graph linear equations by finding the intercepts and using standard form. We will determine if

lines are parallel or perpendicular by analyzing the slope of a given equation. We will draw trend lines on scatter plots. We will

write equations describing trend lines.

8 Math - Mrs. Schoon

The students will finish Chapter 2 and have a test on Friday.

Mr. Johnson, A.D.

Week of November 7 (Please check athletic calendar for practice times)

Monday: Varsity Girls Practice Canceled

JV 5/6 Boys vs. Klondike 5;45pm

Varsity Boys vs. Klondike 6:45pm

Friday-Sunday: Varsity Boys BB Lu-High Tourney

First Game is @ 7:15pm @ Trinity

Soccer, JV & Varsity Volleyball

Please return jerseys clean for Soccer, JV and Varsity Volleyball. Jerseys need to be returned by Monday, Oct.

19th to the school office.

Basketball

JV Girls

First Game Nov. 22nd vs. Battleground 5/6 Grade

JV Boys

Nov. 7th First 5/6 Game vs. Klondike

Varsity Girls

Good Job to Varsity Girls for finishing 2-2 at Lu-High Tourney as the Consolation Runner Up.

Varsity Boys

Nov. 7th First Game vs. Klondike.

Nov. 11-13 Lu-High Boys Tourney.

Announcements

~~Be of Good Cheer!!!!~~

2016 St. James cheerleading clinic

Thursday, November 10, 2016 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

St. James Lutheran School New Gym

The St. James Crusader Cheerleaders will have their annual cheerleading clinic for students in grades K-4th grade on Thursday, November 10. Participants will be taught a cheer, chants, and a dance from the St. James cheerleaders and coaches. They will be able to perform what they learned at the November 17th

Varsity boys’ basketball game at 6:45 p.m. and then cheer through halftime of the Varsity game (or until ~7:30p). Please arrive by 6:30 p.m. in the gym; additional details will be passed out in a note, following the cheer clinic. The cost for each cheerleader/mascot participant is $16.00. This fee includes free admission for the cheer participant to the game, group photo, snack, certificate, and t-shirt.

Come join us and SHOW YOUR SCHOOL SPIRIT!!!!

3:00 P.M. - Clinic participants escorted from classroom to gym by St. James Cheerleaders; teachers will know who will be picking up students in each class

3:10 P.M. - Registration and change into gym clothes and shoes in new gym 3:15 P.M. - Snack in the balcony then Picture on main floor 3:30 P.M. - Stretch and Motions Class 3:40 P.M. - Chant Class 3:50 P.M. - Cheer Class 4:00 P.M. - Dance Class 4:05 P.M. - Review material learned 4:25 P.M. - Stations for Jumps/Stunting/Tumbling 4:45 P.M. - Parent Presentation/Awards/ Prizes 5:00 P.M. - Dismissed

Send in payment with registration form below to St. James School by Monday, November 7, 2016.

STUDENT’S NAME ________________________________ GRADE ______ T-shirt Size: _____ PARENT’S NAME_______________________________ (YXS-AXL available)

ADDRESS______________________________________________________________________ Home Phone #__________________________ Cell Phone #_________________________ Which number can you be reached at during cheer clinic? Home Cell I hereby give my daughter/son __________________________ permission to participate in the cheerleading clinic at St. James Lutheran School on Thursday, November 10, 2016. I release St. James Lutheran School and its coaches, staff, and participants from any liability due to accidental injury. Parent/Guardian Signature __________________________ Please make checks payable to St. James Cheerleaders. Send in payment with registration form to St. James School by Monday, November 7, 2016. Please wear a St. James t-shirt or school colors and blue/black/white shorts, following St. James dress code. Girls should have their hair in a pony tail. Everyone must change into their gym shoes and cheerleaders will assist. If you have any questions, please call Valerie Johnson, Cheerleading Supervisor, at 765-491-2643 or email at vajohnson@prf.org. Thank you and Cheerful Blessings!

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