My Easter to do List

I will wake up early on Easter morning and get ready to go to church.  We are studying in the book of John and will learn about Jesus’s resurrection.  Later in the day I will help hide easter eggs for the younger children in our church.  After church I will go spend the rest of the day with my family.

Can’t Lose Him

My dad

Does love me

We don’t do much

But if I lost him,

what would I do?

If I lost my dad

I would be lost

I might even drive

off a cliff

If I lost my dad

I would grieve for him forever

and I’ll love him forever

just as he does me

This is how much my dad

means to me

Is there someone you

love this much?

-Adrian Snyder

How I would react if I lost my sense of Hearing

One thing I could not live without is my sense of hearing. I would go literally NUTS if I lost my sense of hearing. If I could not hear what someone was saying to me, I would think, “Is that person making fun of me? I absolutely HATE being made fun of!” I would not want to learn sign language to communicate with someone. Learning in school would be extremely hard looking at someone signing what the teacher said to me. Hearing makes my life better by letting me be able to do all of these things that I could not.

These are the things that make me not want to lose my sense of hearing the most. Now what is your favorite sense?

Things I can do to help change the World

1.  By not discriminating people, but to treat them with care, love, and hope.

2.  I can influence someone if they feel like dirt; I could help bring their spirits up by telling them that they were made for a reason and that there is somebody out there that does love them.

3.  I can also help the planet Earth by recycling old metals and plastics, and by going green by not using so much electricity.

4.  The best things that I could do would be to go and make disciples of all nations just as the Bible tells me to do. Through the power of Christ all things can be done.

                                                                                                                                                                                                   These are four things I can do to help the world that I live in. Can YOU do things to help your world?

New York Times – Somewhere Safe

By: Efran Radasky


It was 1933 when German soldiers came to Denmark.

They stood on every corner of every street with their shiny lustered boots, helmets, and their guns for who knows how long. When they came King Christian X knew that Denmark had to small of an army to defend his country, so the Danish people destroyed their own navy. The Danish people also had no sugar for sweets, tea, coffee, or butter! We could not even enjoy a single newspaper because there were none. No rubber or leather for shoes either, we had to use fish skin! The German soldiers closed down Jewish shops and said that no one was allowed outside after 8:00 P.M..

When we went to the synagog to worship, the rabbi told us that the Nazis were going to relocate them which means to go to all the Jewish homes and ship them off to concentration camps. We knew a friend that was in the resistance which is a group of freedom fighters that would help Jews escape. He helped us escape to a safe place where the Nazis could not get us to ship us off. There were a few other people there, so I walked up to someone and asked them why the Nazis were doing this. He replied “Hitler is doing this because he wants a ‘ Master Race ‘, also they say that when he was a kid that he went to an art institute which was ran by Jews and they said his drawings weren’t good enough.” He also said that in the concentration camps that if they had any hair or tattoos that they would remove them. We stayed at the place for well over a year and was served with better food than mashed potatoes,like chicken, beef, pork, and last but not least turkey! They gave us new clothes and a warm place to sleep. The best thing they had to offer were great friends and a place to worship.
I was surprised when my friend came back. He said “Come everyone for we are going to Sweden!” When we Jews got to the dock in Copenhagen the resistance had to stuff us into a secret compartment in the fishing boat. They gave us winter coats and blankets so we would not freeze to death on the trip to Sweden. On the trip to Sweden it was cold, but we all got our share of food. At the dock in Sweden there were a numerous amount of people waiting to take us to their homes for shelter. Soon after we arrived we learned that through the help of the resistance, around 7,000 Jews were saved from the Nazis.

Opening Presents on Christmas Day

When I woke up on Christmas Day I went to go wake up my sister s she could enjoy what Santa brought us. When we went into our living room my sister ran screaming when she saw that she got a repunzel doll off of Tangled, a portable CD player, Wizards of Waverly Place season 1, Hannah Montana season 1, and candy. I received candy also, Cats and Dogs the Revenge of Kitty Galore, Spy Kids 1, 2, and 3, How to Train Your Dragon, and Need for Speed Hot Pursuit for the XBOX 360. After watching How to Train Your Dragon our parents got up and made us watch it again. My parents then cooked sausage and cheese biscuits and as soon as we finished eating we went to open presents! My sister got the first present which were a pair of blue jeans and a nice T shirt. The second present went to me which was also a pair of blue jeans and a nice button up shirt. The third present went to my dad. He received two pairs of Adidas shorts, and the final present went to my mom. It was a remote start for my mom’s car. Remote start allows you to start your car from inside your house. Then we all prayed to God thanking him for giving us the ultimate gift of salvation.

Home from New York

What was your most memorable moment of summer? My most memorable moment of summer was when my Grandparents stopped by on their way home from New York. Once I saw them I ran up to them and hugged them. Then they told my sister, cousin, and I that they had brought us a surprise! My sister and cousin both received a purse that had New York written all over it. They got me a pen shaped like a rifle, C.S.I. tape, and a yo-yo from the M&M factory! Another thing they got me was an uncirculated silver dollar.

Then we all went to the park and ate pepperoni and sausage pizza for lunch. After we left the park my grandparents had to leave.