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In these days leading up to Easter, we are drawn into the most important story ever told—the story of Jesus’ suffering, death, and resurrection. It is here that we see most clearly the depth of God’s love for us.

It has been a busy and engaging time in 7th and 8th grade as students continue to grow academically, creatively, and through hands-on learning experiences.

March has brought a sense of both accomplishment and anticipation as we move into the final stretch of our school year. With this month giving us a refreshing Spring Break, students were ready to learn, create, and finish strong.

What an exciting month it has been in fourth grade! From mastering long division to rehearsing for our big musical debut, students have been incredibly busy.

March has been a busy and exciting month for our third graders! We kicked off the month with a wonderful field trip—We went to see the Peking Acrobats and then to the ISU Seed Lab.

These past few weeks in our classroom have been full of exciting learning, creativity, and memorable experiences!

In our 1st grade classroom, we have been busy learning and growing in many exciting ways!

March is such an exciting, hopeful month! In our Lent devotion, we have been reviewing Jesus’ life and looking forward to his great work for us.

Hello, One and All! TLS preschoolers have been busy learning and playing this March.

As we look back on the month of February and step into the season of Lent, we are reminded of the greatest truth we could ever share with our students: God loves us.

It has been a busy and engaging month in 7th and 8th grade as students continue to grow academically and represent our school in meaningful ways.

February has been a month of steady growth, meaningful learning, and a few memorable adventures along the way.

Fourth-grade students have been reading Out of the Dust by Karen Hesse. The novel uses free-verse poetry to tell the harsh story of a young girl and her family during the Dust Bowl. History, geography, science, and conservation have been interwoven into our curriculum through independent reading and class discussion. Students have learned many facts about the Dust Bowl, the Great Depression, and the people who lived and died during that time period in the United States, while

February has been an amazing month in third grade! We had a wonderful time celebrating our 100th Day of School and enjoying our Valentine’s Day party. The students have been busy learning, growing, and having fun together. 

Second grade has been on a roll! We recently celebrated our football-themed reading incentive with a super fun party — and our team truly scored a touchdown! Together, our amazing readers powered through and read over 9,000 words. That’s a LOT of pages, stories, and learning! We are so proud of their effort, teamwork, and growing love for reading.

We have been very busy in our 1st grade classroom! In reading, we have been learning about weather and wind. We have talked about how different kinds of weather can change how we feel and how God shows His power and creativity through the wind and storms. Students have enjoyed sharing their thoughts and making connections between weather and emotions.

Kindergarteners have had a fun, busy, productive month in February! We focused on love and did several heart art projects. We made valentines and wrote letters to send to Trinity’s members who are homebound or living in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. 

Wow, February always seems to fly by, and we have been busy growing, learning, and discovering together! What a blessing it has been to enjoy some warmer temperatures so we can head outside and play. The children even cheer, “Snow? Hip, hip, hooray!” They love watching God’s creation change around us and finding joy in every kind of weather.

Lutheran Schools Week is a joyful celebration at Trinity Lutheran School, and this year’s theme, “Make a Joyful Noise,” beautifully reflects what we experience in our school each day.

It has been a busy and productive time in 7th and 8th grade as students continue to grow academically, creatively, and as leaders within our school community.