So far. And I’m too tired to say much more than post these few pics.
Snacks & Crafts are scheduled/located together, so while I am only part of the snack department I have enjoyed taking pictures of the kids while they are crafting as well.
I mixed up the dough, but Abby baked and decorated the 100+ sugar cookies for Monday’s snack. {Lesson: Obey God out of love.}
{Monday}
{Tuesday}
{Wednesday}
{Thursday}
{one more day}
…zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz…
After sending the big kids off to Brazil, the rest of us went racing with VBS .
REV IT UP! Full Throttle for God
We made the keys chains for Monday’s craft. On Tuesday they put together their candy bar racer (and took them home to eat!) and painted the empty TP tubes for their inedible race cars.
Wednesday's craft was a foam license plate. Thursday they put their TP tube race cars together. And Friday was a checkered flag placemat. Jill has the coolest toys tools ~ Check out the laminator! And the trophies came out of her Cri-cut.
Thanks be to God,
which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.
Thursday was Crazy Hat Day :-)
And snacks too! Leah & Brianna were two of our helpers.
Monday we served slices of co-jack cheese and NASCAR-themed Ritz crackers.
My oh-so-clever-and-always-helpful Chief Snack Assistant Tricia came up with the great way to serve the frozen 'fun pops' {in a pitcher} on Tuesday ~ along with a bag of chips.
The Cattleman and the Popper helped by cooking the 120 hot dogs we served on Wednesday. It's not very often we can provide "all you can eat" snacks! The kids thought it was great :-)
For Thursday Tricia put together a snack mix of pretzels, m&m’s, car-shaped marshmallows and graham crackers, and Bugles.
Friday we had pizza! and a homemade cookie :-)
You might notice that I didn’t take pictures of our largest class ~ the 4 and 5 year olds ;-) The Popper and the Cattleman each had less than ten children in their classes usually. The 4-5yo and 1st-2nd grade classes, however, had 20-25 children every day. woo hoo! We had lots of fun with them all!
The Cattleman memorized enough verses that he and a friend had a show-down in a Sword Drill Sunday night to determine the final winner of the big prize before the final program. They both win big with those verses in their minds and hearts!
Afternoons at home ~ (when we weren’t shopping or visiting the chiropractor) ~ I let the kids watch some library videos (dvds, yah). Swiss Family Robinson and The Lone Ranger. Good fun.
