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Are you a parent, grandparent, caregiver, or other special person of an infant to preschool age child? We invite you to join us at our church playgroup for socialization, fun outings, and interactive Bible lessons and songs. This is a great way to meet other members of our congregation and form new friendships by both the adults and children who attend. Tot Time meets once a month on a Wednesday morning from 10 A.M. until about 11 A.M in the church nursery (time and location may vary if there is an outing). For up-to-date information on the next planned activities, call Rachel Uhlhorn at 684-6937.
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Rain location for all outings is the church nursery.
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| Previous Outings & Playtimes |
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Nine children and their caregivers enjoyed a sunny day in May at Lincoln Park Zoo. After some playtime on the playground equipment, everyone enjoyed seeing the animals.
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Children and their caregivers celebrated the joy of Easter together with special activities. After some playtime, they heard a story of why Christians celebrate Easter (Jesus rose from the dead and gave us new life!). The children then enjoyed an egg hunt in the fellowship hall.
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On December 1, seven children with their parents had a great time playing games and burning off some energy at Wizard's Kingdom
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On November 1, nine little ones had a great time at the Tot Time costume party. After having a "parade" through some of the school classrooms to show off their costumes and share some treats, they enjoyed a book called The Pumpkin Gospel and decorated their own paper pumpkin faces. After some fun playtime together, they finished the party up with some Halloween snacks.
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On August 9, 2006, eleven parents and children had a fun morning at Red Arrow Park. After digging in the sand and basking in the sun for awhile, everyone enjoyed a picnic lunch together.
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On May 10th, 2006, Ponderosa was taken by storm when seventeen adults and children from our Tot Time group enjoyed lunch and fellowship time. Afterwards, it was time to play and burn off some energy with a visit to the Schuette Park community playground.
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