“Many times kids will ask what they should write and why, and the teachers will have to do some coaching, but as you can tell by what’s written on them, the kids just wrote from their heart,” Mrs. Some children colored the ornaments, some wrote prayers, some wrote wishes, but all of them did it themselves. Joseph Administrative Assistant Jeanine Winkler said. “They told the students that for our Christmas tree, instead of using traditional ornaments, we would love for you to write a wish or a prayer and that is how we will decorate our school,” St. 1 All data on this page regarding charging and battery life are obtained from Xiaomi laboratories.
Friend led the creative charge, cutting over 200 ornaments in several different shapes, lacing yarn through each one, and then giving them in batches to each classroom.
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“The tree was something the community in the movie were doing, and I thought we could do that here.” They saw it in a Hallmark Christmas movie. Joseph Administrative Assistant Lee Papke and her mother, longtime BCACS volunteer, Pauline Friend, known to the children as “Mrs. No two ornaments are alike, just as no two prayers are alike. Words and drawings, unique as fingerprints, cover each cutout. Easy to overlook, until you lean in and read. Instead, they were covered with students’ prayers.Īt first glance, these prayers appeared as uniform construction paper cutouts, hung with string. Joseph Elementary School, but they weren’t decked with bells, bulbs, and trinkets. And that tradition includes Christmas Trees.
One of the blessings of being a Catholic school is having a Christ-centered Christmas will all the joy and tradition.
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