What's on my iKidmin To Do List This Week? Septmber 10, 2017

Wow, I let a few months go by without blogging. That's typical of me. It all rolls around in my head but I don't take the time to blog. I hope to be posting soon a few projects that I've completed recently.

Yesterday I spent the day planning the entire quarter for The Gospel Project 5th & 6th grade class, fine tuning my children's church plans and working on some puppet plans for PIT Crew.

This week feels a bit back to normal. I've had more going on than usual in Aug/Sept! Usually this is my quietest time. Last week we had promotions for the children's dept Sunday classes. I missed it because I was out of town visiting grandbabies. :) Before I left I did set up a simple photo booth:

Getting away for a while was really nice. I needed the break!
Now, onto this week:

Sunday: teach children's church and 5th/6th grade class The Gospel Project
Monday: sewing lessons with a girl from church
Tuesday: planning for fall
Wednesday: teach PowerSource. We are starting the Books of the Bible this year and this month is "The Sword of the Spirit".
Thursday: Meeting for planning the Fall Festival
Friday: planning or puppet project (we will see how the week goes)
Saturday: Photo shoot for our children's dept. We are going to take some pics of kids for our website, social media and maybe I will use a few for my blog! I'm excited about this and I can't wait to see how they turn out.

This week looks to be low key. We will see how it actually rolls.

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