
Fireman School
Nadia liked Pirate School so much that I decided to do Fireman school next. I got all the information and PDF’s from Jolanthe’s site again. Because firemen have to be strong I chose the verse “I can do all things through Him who strengthens me.” Philippians 4:13. Here is Nadia in her friend Eli’s fireman suit.

Working on the puzzle for the front cover of her lapbook.


We worked on spelling fireman words.

Working on patterns.

Demonstrating “stop, drop and roll”

Learning about the fire extinguishers in our house.

We watched a DVD called “Amazing Heroes: Firefighters” and read serveral books. Nadia’s favorite was “Firefighters A to Z” by Chris Demarest. The author is a firefighter and the illustrations are wonderful.
Other books:
- Fire! Fire! by Gail Gibbons
- Fighting Fires by Seymour Simon
- A day with Firefighters by Jan Kottke
- DK Machines at Work – Fire Truck
- A Day in the Life of a Firefighter by Linda Hayward
Other activities we did:
- Spelling her and sister’s name
- Shadow matching game
- Our address
- Calling 911 and why to call 911
- Escape route maze
- Fireman dot to dot; Fire hydrant dot to do (practicing counting)


Thankful Thursday
This week it’s the little things all added together.
- For the mailing tube that someone sent me something in that is the perfect size for the paintings I want to buy in China.
- For Tricia watching the KIDS HOPE program while I am gone.
- For Janis watching our house while we are gone.
- For being on the HOA because that means 4 other board members will be watching my house closely too.
- For a wonderful group of friends and family who will be praying for us daily while we are on our trip.
- For our cool new luggage and the cool new packing cubes I got to organize our stuff.
- For the “cat bus” pin my sister Bayli got me in Japan.
- For new mentors for the kids hope program who started this week!
- For our easy access to medicine in America.
- For gladware containers to pack goldfish and cheerios in.
- For my laminator to make handy translated cards for China.
Wordless Wednesday

