Moon Phases Pictures

Bible Study Guide - Lesson 8

Bible Test Lesson 8:               Test Date: Monday, December 5, 2016

Know if true or false:

True: Bread of Life: Jesus fills my hunger to know God.

True: Good Shepherd: Jesus loves His sheep and gave His life for them.

True: The resurrection and the life: Jesus alone gives eternal life.

False – Vine: Jesus wants me to eat many pieces of fruit each day.

True-Door or Gate: Jesus is the only way to have salvation and become a part of God’s family or flock.

False – Light of the World: Jesus is scared of the dark.

True: The way, the truth, and the life: Jesus is only one of the ways to gain entrance into Heaven.

Give one instruction that Jesus, the Vine, gives His branches:

Bear or produce fruit, abide in or remain in Him, keep or obey His teachings, love one another

Know definitions:

Truth – something that can never be proved false

Resurrection – a return to life after having been dead

Describe one of the “I Am” statements and how you can apply it to your life.

1.     Bread of  Life means to accept Him as Savior and believe He will satisfy my hunger to know God.

2.     Light of the World means you believe the truth about God and believe He can guide you to knowing God.

3.     Door, or Gate means you believe that Jesus is the only entrance to accepting God’s salvation and to becoming part of God’s family.

4.     Good Shepherd means you listen to Him, trust Him, and follow Him.

5.     Resurrection and life means you believe He can give you eternal life.

6.     Way, truth, and life means you accept Him as my Savior as the only way to heaven, believe Him, and live a full life because of Him.

7.     Vine means to bear or produce fruit, abide in or remain in Him, obey Him, and love others. 

Homework and Newsletter for Week of November 28-December 2

Science Study Guide - Unit 8 - Earth and the Moon

Unit 8 Science Test December 6, 2016

Vocabulary

axis: an imaginary line the Earth spins around

revolution: the Earth’s complete trip around the sun

tides: the changes in the height of ocean water on Earth

waning: getting smaller

waxing: getting larger

Concepts:

The motion that causes the Earth to have four seasons is called revolving.

A lunar eclipse happens when the moon is in the full moon phase.

When you use a model of the moon’s phases, it shows the changes in size and shape of the moon’s lit area.

The moon is full when it is on the side of Earth away from the sun.

Know what the shape of a crescent moon looks like.

The two phases of the moon that look alike are the first-quarter moon and third-quarter moon.

You can use photographs of the moon to show its phases.

The sun lights one half of the Earth’s surface at a time.

The motion of the moon around the Earth causes the changes in the shape of the moon.

When your part of Earth points away from the sun it is winter.

Long Answer:

*Know and be able to identify the 4 main moon phases and the order they follow:

full moon, third-quarter moon, new moon, first quarter (repeat)

These phases can be called quarters (1/4)

*Earth’s rotation on its axis causes the Earth to have day and night.

*Would the phases of the moon look the same from Mars? Why or why not? Be able to explain your answer.

Homework and Newsletter for November 21-23

Newsletter and Homework for Week of November 14

Bible Study Guide - Lesson 13

Bible Study Guide             Lesson 13          “Thanksgiving”

                 *TEST DATE:     Friday, November 18^th

*Know Colossians 3: 17 – Be able to write it out

*   FACTS TO KNOW:

1. Leprosy is a type of disease that affects the skin and nerves.

2. A priest determined if a person had leprosy.

3. After Jesus healed 10 men with leprosy, only one came back       to say thank you.

4. Jesus commented on the Samaritan’s faith.

5. You can show thankfulness to God in prayer, in song and in your actions.

6. Having an attitude of thankfulness is a choice for every person each day.

7. God wants our sacrificial thanks!

8. Having an attitude of thankfulness helps people focus on God’s blessings. Believers should be thankful Jesus sacrificed His life to pay for our sins!

*WRITING; Be able to write 3 complete sentences about things you are thankful to God for in your life!!!

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Social Studies Study Guide - Chapter 2

Chapter 2 Social Studies

Test is: Tuesday, November 15th

Vocabulary:

history: the story of what happened in a place

ancestor: someone in a person’s family, such as a great-great-grandmother, who lived long ago

pioneer: a person who helps settle a new land

location: the place where a community is found

founder: a person who starts a settlement

Multiple Choice:

The capital city of the United States is Washington, D.C.

The population of Eagle, Colorado is larger today than it was in the 1800s because more businesses brought more jobs.

A community that is larger than a suburb is a city.

The first people to live in Eagle, Colorado were Native Americans.

People who live in rural areas live away from cities and large towns.

The Himalayan Mountains are on the continent of Asia.

Miners discovered silver mines in the mountains of Colorado around the 1880s.

A line on a map that shows where a state or country ends is a boarder.

A globe is a model of our planet.  It shows the true shapes of Earth’s oceans and continents.

The founder of the settlement that later became Eagle was William Edwards.

Maps:

the 4 cardinal directions- North, South, East, West

map scale: is used to find the distance from one place to another

Essay:

How has the community of Eagle, Colorado changed? How has it stayed the same?

Over time, the population of Eagle has grown, stores and shops have been built, and transportation routes have improved.  Eagle is the same because people still live and work there.  They raise their families and enjoy parks and activities near their home.

Homework November 9-11