High School & Middle School

I’m hoping to plan different Narnia books this year. If anyone is doing IEW Narnia… this will be perfect!! Just more fun to read with friends!!

HIGH SCHOOL- read “Prince Caspian” and be ready to discuss it. Take notes on each chapter, summarize it, does it remind you of anything? Any character growth? What is the message they are trying to send?

MIDDLE SCHOOL- read “The Magicians Nephew” and be ready to discuss the story line, any interesting moments, and thoughts on does it remind you of anything? Summarize each chapter after you read as well.

This is just a fun way to explore the books in more details, do an activity, have some snacks, and let the kids discuss it with zero pressure. And then just time to hang out with friends.

🗓️ So please mark your calendars for October 24th 10:00/10:30-1:00… see below. 😉

Moms you can totally…

Here is the official invite for the Homecoming Luau! Last year we joined this co-ops homecoming and the kids had a blast!

I know it’s coming up really fast so we hope others can join us!

Please read their invite, sign up through them, and pay through them. I will not be collecting anything for this.

But…I will be hosting a dinner before hand from 4:00-5:30. We will also do Pictures between 4:00/4:30 and then eat right after.

For food I will do a fun Hawaiian themed dinner.

⏰ When: April 25th

⏰ Time: 10:00-12 am (optional pack a lunch and stay until 1:30ish)

🏠 Where: Kristina Bota’s house- 4197 Fenn Rd, Medina, 44256

⭐️ You can stay or drop off your kids. Due to space we do not have room for younger siblings to stay during this event.

📖 What are we reading:

📖 Middle schoolers will be reading: “Bud, Not Buddy” we will chat up the book together and have a snack and activity

⏰ When: March 28th

⏰ Time: 10:00-12 am

🏠 Where: Kristina Bota’s house- 4197 Fenn Rd, Medina, 44256

⭐️ You can stay or drop off your kids. Due to space we do not have room for younger siblings to stay during this event.

📖 What are we reading:

📖 Middle schoolers will be reading: “Across Five Aprils” by Irene Hunt