Read your child’s reading assignment together. Then ask your child to
tell you about it in his or her own words.
When your child is unsuccessful, ask, “How would you do it differently
next time?”
Choose an object, such as a paper clip. Ask your child to figure out
different ways to use it. This promotes creativity and problem-solving.
DLP: Look over your child’s completed assignments. Give compliments first,
then helpful suggestions.
DLP: Tell your child about books you loved when you were their age. Need suggestions for titles your child may enjoy reading? Ask his or her school media specialist.
DLP: Choose a Word of the Day. Challenge family members to use it in a
sentence.
Parents/ Guardians, we have been experiencing some technical issues with some of our devices. The link is available for you to view the Parent Informational Video. We apologize for the inconvenience. Sincerely, Dr. Johnson and Daffodil Pre-K Staff
Virtual Parent Meeting
Please view the following video and complete the Google form that is attached.
Parent Video: https://youtu.be/X2byNQzAOHs
Google Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScYTUJCop7wadt68gLtHIF3NhBrdI-Zq49SAsSzZRfMl5JvfA/viewform?usp=sf_link
Check out the flyer for our upcoming flu vaccine dates for each school!
DLP: See how many ocean creatures you and your child can think of. What about green animals or animals with spots? If your child is old enough, ask them to name mammals, reptiles, or amphibians. You can be as creative as you like with deciding on categories!
DLP: Talk about honesty and why it is so important. Point out examples of
people who demonstrate honesty.
DLP: Make up a secret code with your child. Send messages to each other.
DLP: Show your child 10 objects. Have them close their eyes while you remove
one. Can they guess what’s missing?
DLP: Exercise as a family. Choose an activity everyone will enjoy.
DLP: Ask your child to tell you something they learned today. Then tell them
something you learned today!
DLP: Talk about three ways you used math today. Ask everyone in the
family how they used math.
DLP: Help your child find the best time to do assignments. Some kids are
more focused right after the school day ends while others are at night.
DLP: Have a Family Reading Night. Pop some popcorn and have everyone
curl up with a good book!
We are excited to unveil our latest website feature called Daily Learning Planner (DLP) in the Live Feed section! Here, families will find ideas they can use to help children do well in school. We will post a new tip or resource each school day. The district Live Feed will contain a general tip that applies to most students while school Live Feeds will highlight tips for students in elementary, middle, or high school. Our first tip will post later today.
Members of the Ware County Schools Police Department, in conjunction with both city and county agencies, will perform a training exercise on the campus of Williams Heights Elementary School on Tuesday, July 19, 2022. Travelers in the area may see safety officials "respond" to an alert at the school with lights and sirens, simulating the noise, possible traffic disruption, and other factors that might occur in a real emergency. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS A PLANNED DRILL.
The Title I Parent Engagement Stakeholder Input Meeting will be Thursday, May 26, 2022 at 8:00 AM.
Google Meet joining info -
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/mbr-xenz-ovr
Or dial: (US) +1 319-435-9202 PIN: 344 568 543#
Please click the link below to view the PEP & DIP documents and provide feedback.
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