Reminder: All official communication regarding school closures or changes to our operating schedule will be communicated to families through the district’s Facebook page and website, as well as Thrillshare, our callout system. All Ware County schools will be in session through the remainder of the week (Jovemver 10-11, 2022) unless otherwise noted through those three communication channels. Thank you!
When you buy something, ask your child to figure how much tax you
will be charged.
Have your child replace adjectives on a printed ad with their opposites.
Hold a family meeting. Make some goals as a family.
Do a crossword puzzle together. It’s a great way to learn new words.
Let your child quiz you about things he or she is learning in school.
Ask your child what they would do if they were invisible for a day.
Watch a TV show or video with your child. Ask questions such as “Why
do you think that character did that?”
Talk about careers with your child. What would he or she like to do?
Have everyone write down two positive things about each member of
the family. Read the lists out loud at dinner.
Ask your child to read to you as you’re cleaning up after a meal. Or
read to your child as he or she cleans up!
Tell your child about a choice you made and its consequences.
Encourage your child to start a collection. Collecting can boost sorting
and research skills.
Help your child go online to research events that occurred on the day
he or she was born.
Ask your child about the best present he or she ever got. What made it special?
Look through a newspaper or magazine with your child. What headlines or articles interest him or her? Read an article together and discuss it.
Share family history with your child. Look at photos and tell stories.
Pick a category. Ask your child to pick a letter. How many items from
the category begin with that letter?
All students and staff are invited to wear orange on Wednesday, October 19 to show unity for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion and to send a visible message that no one should ever experience bullying!
Let your child plan dinner. How many food groups can he or she include?