A Gingerbread Tale was the title of the play. The story was rewritten from the Gingerbread Man to show God's sacrifice and love to us. The music, play and sets were created by two wonderful church families who lived and breathed this play for several weeks.
Aubree did her parts very good. The kids interviewed a senior adult and shared about them. Aubree remembered her part about their Senior Adult and her verse.
Bryce was a townsperson and one of the narrators. He said he got a little nervous about the Senior Recognition part because he couldn't remember how to start his, then he remembered.
Bryce's Death Star Destroyer. He was very pleased with his creation.
Aubree had a great time playing.
Saturday - ice on top of the snow.
Such a good Daddy - the ice made great sledding. Sadly Daddy had to do all the work!!
Aubree did her parts very good. The kids interviewed a senior adult and shared about them. Aubree remembered her part about their Senior Adult and her verse.
Bryce was a townsperson and one of the narrators. He said he got a little nervous about the Senior Recognition part because he couldn't remember how to start his, then he remembered.
While everyone else was unpacking the van from the Asheville trip, this was Aubree's project. The jar was make in Literature Club. Aubree brought back flowers from Outdoor Mission Camp. She came in the house and filled the jar with water. Then she cut the circle out and punched a hole in the middle. Finally she put the flowers in and taped the paper down. About halfway through, we realized she was not helping us...
Her Lego Car creation.
I think she used Bryce's drawing book to get started.
Making ice cream on Saturday night. And yes, they do have gloves on. They had to shake and turn the bags for 6-8 minutes.
