If your child wants to talk at an inconvenient moment, schedule a time to talk later—and be sure to follow through.
Turn over a self-care responsibility you’ve previously done for your child. Present it as a positive step.
Have your child make a step-by-step plan to reach a New Year’s goal.
Put your child in charge of taking photos at a family event.
Suggest that your child write a portion of your family’s year-end letter to send to family and friends.
Learn the sign language alphabet with your child. Use it to help practice spelling words.
Choose a Person of the Week. Help your child learn more about that person.
Never let your child forget that you are on the same team.
Christmas Luncheon for 1st, 3rd and 5th Grade Students and Families! Please see the attached flyer for more information.
Holiday Canned Food Drive - donate canned foods for the Salvation Army until December 15th.
Christmas Spirit Week - December 11th - December 15th
Make a list of all the things that make your family members thankful.
Enjoy some outdoor exercise as a family today.
Enjoy some outdoor exercise as a family today.
If you have already said “No,” avoid giving in to repeated demands from your child.
Ask what actions or accomplishments your child is proud of.
We are seeing a lot of sickness at school. Please do your part to keep sickness from spreading to others. Students who have a fever at or above 100 degrees should remain at home until they have been fever free without fever-reducing medications for at least 24 hours.
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Information. Thank you!
Learn a tongue twister together. At dinner, challenge everyone to repeat it three times fast.
Pick a category (such as animals) and a letter. How many items can your child name that fit in that category and start with that letter?
When you read aloud to your child, choose an exciting place to stop. Ask, “What do you think will happen next?”