On a map, help your child locate places where family members came from.
over 2 years ago, Ware County Schools
Let school lessons spark your imagination. Visit an educational website with your child.
over 2 years ago, Ware County Schools
Have a contest. Which family member can name the most parts of the body?
over 2 years ago, Ware County Schools
We would like to thank Mrs. Alisa "Toni" Nelson, Ware County Board Member for the delicious donuts that she dropped off this morning for our staff in recognition of Teacher Appreciation Week! We have been celebrated well at Center this month!
over 2 years ago, Center Updates
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Our staff received more treats today from the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. in recognition of Teacher Appreciation Week! They brought bottled water with flavored packets, orange juice, donuts, and chips for everyone! Thank you, ladies!
over 2 years ago, Center Updates
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Record a conversation with your child. Listen to it together and talk about how your voices sound.
over 2 years ago, Ware County Schools
Today, Dr. Rusty and Terri Gibson and Mr. Dale McGhin treated all of our staff to a delicious grilled steak dinner along with dessert in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week! Ware County Board Member, Mr. Barry Deas also helped with grilling! Thank you to this family for showing their appreciation for the hard work that our Center Staff does every day for our students! We appreciate being rewarded in this way! #teacherappreciationweek2023
over 2 years ago, Center Updates
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A BIG "Thank You" goes out to the Parents of our students Landon and Emily G. for honoring our staff today for Teacher Appreciation! Their family dropped off a card of thanks along with donuts and hot coffee! What a special surprise treat!
over 2 years ago, Center Updates
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Pay your child a genuine and specific compliment.
over 2 years ago, Ware County Schools
Give your child opportunities to make decisions. It’s a skill that gets better with practice.
over 2 years ago, Ware County Schools
Correct mistakes in a positive way: “You spelled everything right except these two words. I bet you can fix them!”
over 2 years ago, Ware County Schools
Play math baseball with your child. Each correct answer is a base hit.
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Try to give your undivided attention when your child is talking to you.
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When your child asks you a question, show him or her how to find the answer instead of just telling them.
over 2 years ago, Ware County Schools
Measure things a new way. How many fingers long is your child’s bed?
over 2 years ago, Ware County Schools
May is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month. Make an effort to get some exercise with your child every day this month!
over 2 years ago, Ware County Schools
Today, Mrs. Maggie Birch with Primesouth Bank delivered fresh Holts donuts and juice to our staff in recognition of Teacher Appreciation Week. She is pictured with Principal Le Var Garner. What a great way to start the week! Thank you, Primesouth Bank for thinking of our staff.
over 2 years ago, Center Updates
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Please take a moment to read the May edition of Helping Children Learn. You will discover tips on how to bolster student learning over the summer. Other articles of interest are ideas to help use math at home, build a confident reader, and participate in community service over the summer. Click the links to access the newsletter. English: https://5il.co/1rdsd Spanish:https://5il.co/1rdse
over 2 years ago, Center Updates
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Ask your child to tell you how to get from one place to another. Follow his or her directions together to see if they are accurate.
over 2 years ago, Ware County Schools
Start telling a story to your child. Have him or her write an ending for it.
over 2 years ago, Ware County Schools