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Symbolism

Deb
Our team that created our "scope and sequence" last year thought that having a Presbyterian unit was a great idea. I originally had a Presbyterian unit scheduled for this fall. We pushed it back and I am in the process of writing it for May.

Computers: Neil had a good idea for our computer lab. We will study the symbolism of the Presbyterian Seal (You can find a great explanation of the symbolism at http://oga.pcusa.org/section/s...k/stated-clerk/seal/. We will then have the children create their own symbol in a computer drawing program (software suggestion: Kid Pix 4 (3-D).

Our storytelling will probably be one of our talented men dressed up and acting the part as John Calvin.

I'm still working on some other ideas and Jan's sound great!

Good luck.
Judy Stiers

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