Looking for some resources to keep the learning going this summer? Check out these links! https://www.openmiddle.com/ - Online math activities for the major standards https://gpb.pbslearningmedia.org/ - Partnership of PBS & GPB for online lessons. Click on dropdown for grade, then filter by Subject and Resource Type. https://www.gavirtuallearning.org/Resources/Elementary-Courses - Click on Modules and select video learning activities. https://www.gadoe.org/Curriculum-Instruction-and-Assessment/Curriculum-and-Instruction/Documents/Mathematics/GADOE-Remote-Learning-Supplemental-Resources-for-Mathematics-K-12.pdf - Curriculum map and lessons for kindergarten through high school
about 2 months ago, Ware County Schools
Visit the library often this summer. Check out books on simple science experiments you and your child can try at home.
2 months ago, Ware County Schools
Praise your child to someone else when your child can overhear.
2 months ago, Ware County Schools
Please be reminded that McKinney-Vento eligibility must be reviewed and reevaluated every school year. Special transportation and other services that may have been provided during the 23-24 school year do not automatically carry over to the next school year (24 25). If your family and or child(ren) are experiencing housing instability and an increased risk of homelessness at the beginning of the 24-25 school year, please contact Sandra Osburn, McKinney-Vento Liaison after July 22, 2024, at 912-283-8656 or sosburn@ware.k12.ga.us. Mrs. Osburn will be glad to help you determine if your family will continue to qualify for McKinney-Vento services for the upcoming school year. Please Note: If you have received special transportation to school through McKinney-Vento services, transportation services will not continue for the 24-25 school year, unless you contact Mrs. Osburn.
2 months ago, Ware County Schools
When your child tells you something important, restate it in your own words to make sure you understood.
2 months ago, Ware County Schools
Social media makes it easy to hurt someone. Make a family rule: Don’t post anything you wouldn’t say to someone’s face.
2 months ago, Ware County Schools
Teach your child a three-step process for any job: plan, do, finish.
2 months ago, Ware County Schools
Keep screen entertainment turned off this weekend. Let your child be responsible for thinking of alternative activities.
2 months ago, Ware County Schools
Point out an example of prejudice to your child. Talk about ways to deal with intolerance.
2 months ago, Ware County Schools
Try to have a rhyming conversation with your child. It may be tough at first, but you’ll get better!
2 months ago, Ware County Schools
Waycross Middle School softball tryouts are cancelled for today due to poor field conditions. They will attempt to resume and extend tryouts this week. Stay tuned. All other sports will continue as planned.
2 months ago, Loni Hines
Notice your child’s interests and talents. Then encourage them.
2 months ago, Ware County Schools
Dig out a favorite children’s book and read it together. There are lessons to be learned.
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
Spend a few minutes talking with your child at bedtime.
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
Our 5th graders are loading the bus from WCHS now and heading back to Memorial Drive. Please come to pick up your student in the back. Thank you for your patience!
3 months ago, Loni Hines
Encourage persistence by saying things such as “I know you can figure this out.”
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
Start a list of places your family would like to visit. Have your child research information about these places.
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
Give your child three reasons why spending time together makes you happy.
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
Discuss something you recently learned with your child. This shows education is a lifelong process.
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
Visit an outdoor site with your child this weekend, such as a garden or a park.
3 months ago, Ware County Schools