Make a recreational screen time schedule for the week. Help each other
stick to it.
Review your house rules. Do they still fit your child’s age and maturity?
Ask your child a thought-provoking question, such as “What do you
think life will be like in 50 years?”
Set consequences for misbehavior that teach rather than punish.
Read a story aloud as a family.
Teach your child how to do a household task, such as tracking
expenses. Competence makes kids feel good.
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!
Discuss different ways to ease stress, such as exercising or listening
to relaxing music.
The 2022 GHSA Football Championship game between Ware County Middle and Pierce County Middle will be broadcast live at the link below today beginning at 4:45 PM. Check it out, and, as always, GOOOOO GATORS!!! 💛🐊💚
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/schools/ware-county-high-school-waycross-ga
Tell your child that you believe he or she can learn and succeed academically.
They’ll be more likely to do so.
Read your child’s reading assignment together. Then ask him or her to tell you
about it in their own words.
Test observation skills with your child. Challenge each other to describe
someone you just passed on the street.
Encourage your child to talk to at least three new people outside of his or her
normal group of friends this week.
How would your child handle peer pressure to drink, take a pill or
vape? Use role-playing to practice ways to say no.
DLP: Set aside time to listen as your child tells you about each of their
teachers and classes. Ask questions about what they're learning as well as what their favorite and least favorite times of the school day are.
DLP: Before making a big purchase, let your child help you do research to
find the best deal.
DLP: Teach your child to make a daily to-do list and check off finished tasks.
Check out the flyer for our upcoming flu vaccine dates for each school!
DLP: Work on a household project with your child, such as repairing or building something.
DLP: Focus on setting a good example. Children learn from your actions
more than your words.