Kindergarten students explored how different flower species have different sizes, shapes, and colors. They also learned about artist Georgia O’Keeffe, who was well known for painting flowers and showing their beauty through art.
"The children created their own flowers using paint sticks and their imagination. Each child’s flower was unique and beautiful on its own. We then talked about how we could bring all of our individual flowers together to create something even more special.
As a class, the children worked together to cut out and glue their flowers. When we put everyone’s flowers together, they created a beautiful “Magic Garden.” This activity helped the children see that although each person’s creation can be different, when we work together, our individual ideas can become something wonderful as a group." Guadi Elejalde
Kindergarten families, your students have been hard at work memorizing their lines and can't wait to see you at the Saints of God program on Thursday, October 29 at 9:00 a.m. in the Trinity Commons!
Defense Against Deepfakes: How to Keep Your Kids Safe. Trinity School welcomes Evan Harris, president of Pathos Consulting Group, for an important presentation on digital citizenship, online safety, and the growing impact of artificial intelligence.
Pastor Elias will be speaking to all Trinity Chapel services on Monday, November 16th to kick-off our HOPE INVASION BACKPACK MINISTRY.
He will have the tubs labeled and filled with backpacks. Location of these backpacks will come soon. Information will be in the Trinity Charger in November. Elias will have a form inside the backpack which will provide age appropriate suggestions for items to be purchased for the backpacks. Thank you ahead of time for being supportive as we celebrate our 21st year of helping make a difference in the lives of our neighbors in Juarez, Mexico.