Our sixteen interns spent time hugging their kiddos and telling them goodbye. . . This has been a superb intern group -- many of whom had returned for their 2nd semester.
Joshua, Jace, and Blair are the epitome of calm as they work with our kiddos in Carpentry
Projects were created and completed - Thanks Josh and Jace for creatively improvising with the youngest, most active and largest group for their first and only time in carpentry.
Dylan has served as my personal assistant as he helped keep our groups in line, assisted Mrs. Lora and made certain that we were well maintained as we left for the night.
Sugaring up the kids with donuts from Mr. Tin and an ice cream party the kids had earned for following careful instructions on riding the van home.
Mrs. Janet and Laurel have creatively led art sessions for each of the children -- both women are artists in the truest sense of the word, and Mrs. Janet comes up with the best ideas and teaching!
We have seen the strength in dividing the KU students into teams with the two interns over each group. The kids have grouped by grade in school and they have shown marked improvement!
Thank you Mrs. Paula, Kennedy, and Lucas for keeping our little ones involved and safe. You make it easier for all of us by serving in our nursery.
Grant has been waiting all semester for his turn at Foods Lab.
Foods lab is a favorite with all our kids! Special thanks to Mrs Lora and Mr. Randy for making this such a fun time for our kids!
Jennifer and Codi connected from the first night and have been "best buds"
SEW special!!!! Leah McGlothlin, you're a rock! With six kids all hollering "help me, help me" you quietly and patiently handle each child at a time. There you are -- cornered with several all needing help and you made sure they ALL got to leave with finished projects.
Abe and Jennifer led our pre-session activities and planned some fun time outdoors for our interns to pair off with children and play.
These two get us checked in and keep us safe--
We're taking a sabbatical . . . not sure our next start-up time as Mr. Terry will need some time for healing his back and leg issues. 'Missing the kiddos already -- thinking of ways to resolve certain behavior issues -- how do we keep them from stealing each other's reward points???? --- how can we impress on them the importance of telling the truth ALWAYS? --- what are the best ways to keep them safe as we take them home? What are ways to reach the entire family and help these kids navigate the teen years?
God knows - we're asking Him.
