Flyer Vision - Monday, 10-31-16
Flyer Vision Monday, 10-31-16 My favorite wacky hair - see the donut? Thank you for helping us celebrate Red Ribbon Week. May we keep our mind and body healthy all year round!
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YOLO Speakers!
We were fortunate to have our own Lindbergh Flyers as our guest speakers this week! We had junior and senior students from the pom team, cheer team and football team come and share with our fifth grade students. A special thank you to the following high school students: Sperreng Speakers: Kaitlyn Crutchley (Pom) , Danielle Davis (Cheer), Emily Bushway (Cheer), Ian Nelson, Tommy Floyd, Alfie Miller & Jaron Heller (football gentlemen) Concord Speakers: Allie Billen (Pom), Selma Kuduzovic (Pom), Lexi Opilka (Cheer), Will Williams and Tyler West (football gentlemen) Long Speakers: Erica Ried (Pom), Lauren Mueller (Cheer), Lucas Osia, Jimmy Schad and Alex Morgan (football gentlemen) The students heard a message about finding a sport or exercise that is a passion. They also listened to healthy habits pertaining to time management and social media tips that our high school students practice. Ways to manage peer pressure and the bene...
Red Ribbon Week - YOLO!
You Only Live Once (student led ideas) Monday - Give drugs the "boot" - Everyone wears boots Tuesday - Pledge to be Drug Free - Dress in Red Wednesday - ...
From the Minds of our Students...
Please stop by and visit our display during parent teacher conferences.
Get Your Mind Right!
MINDSET link for parents We have been learning about fixed mindsets and growth mindsets K-5 at Concord. A simplified way to understand our objective: Are your thoughts helping or hurting you? Over time we want our students to understand they are in charge of the thousands of thoughts that enter their head during any given day. As the thoughts register - ask yourself - is this thought helping or hurting me? As the kids recognize harmful thoughts or fixed mind sets it is then their job to flip their thoughts to a growth mind set. Time and energy are precious - use them wisely. Please help your child practice this skill. We will post pictures of our dream catcher or "thought catcher" when they are finished.
