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Flyer Vision Monday, May 21,2018
Flyer Vision Monday, May 21, 2018 It has been my honor to serve the Lindbergh Community for the past nineteen years.
Summer Safety K-5 Grade
We will be finishing up our summer safety lessons k-5 this week. K-3 grade classes heard a lesson about keeping their body safe - just is case. Our fourth and fifth grade students learned about safe usage of social media. They also heard keys points to be a responsible digital citizen. Please review the packet information sent home with your child.
Hats OFF to OHLER!
Hats OFF to OHLER! On Tuesday, May 8th , students can wear a hat or orange for a $1 donation. Please help us raise money for Wil Ohler, LHS high schooler who was diagnosed with Leukemia last year. He is trying to collect 800 soccer balls to give away to other kids diagnosed with cancer. All money we collect will go towards buying soccer balls to help support Wil. In addition, you can also pick up a new soccer ball this weekend and donate it in the lobby. For more information, please visit his Facebook Page. #orangeforohler
Missouri S&T - Summer Camps
Missouri S&T 2018 Summer Camps Inspiring the Next Generation Dear Educator, Missouri University of Science and Technology offers a variety of summer enrichment programs, camps and other activities for students from fourth through twelfth grades. Through every educational experience, our goal is to increase the number and diversity of students who are excited about and preparing for science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) based careers. All Missouri S&T programs provide a fun, innovative and inspiring way for students to learn about and explore the many opportunities that lie ahead. We’d like to highlight two of the programs appropriate for students in the grade levels you work with: Robotics Camp Learn the basic principles of robotics at this hands-on program including electronics, sensors, motor and servo control, programming and control techniques as well as robotics applications in today’s society. Aerospace Camp Experience aeronautics an
Safe Touch and Internet Safety for Parents Only - PTG Presentation
JF&CS is delighted to offer the parent preview of the Child Abuse Prevention Program. We hope that you will benefit from the information being presented. We realize that the subject matter is a difficult one. The intent of this program is not to alarm you, but rather to provide a better understanding of the prevention of child abuse, and the way to best assist your children in the learning of prevention and response skills. The Child Abuse Prevention Program (CAPP) teaches child safety, abuse recognition and abuse prevention. Children are taught in a safe and non-threatening manner designed to entertain and inform them. Videos, songs, child-friendly props and other activities are incorporated into the program. The children learn how to distinguish between appropriate and inappropriate touching, learn and practice response skills, understand tricks used by potential abusers, identify people who can help and most importantly, understand that it would NEVER be their fault.
Be An Upstander
When you recognize someone else or yourself feeling hurt, embarrassed or scared you can be an UPSTANDER! 1. Invite person or self to Satety 2. Use Your Words and Tell the person acting like a bully, That's not funny! Stop! 3. Interrupt or Distract the situation and get the person or yourself to safety 4. Tell an Adult
St. Louis Zoo Camp Scholarship Program
Here are links for easy access to share with families interested in the Camp Scholarship Program: Camp Scholarship Applications Recommendation Forms
I Miss Franklin P. Shuckles
In our second grade classes we are reading this book and discussing the feelings of others and strategies to be an Up Stander for our self and others. Include or invite others to join your activities or games Distract people from undesirable behavior Talk to person in private Tell an adult Walk away - don't be an audience for undesirable behavior Stand up for yourself and others using kind / strong words
Stand Tall Molly Lou Melon
This week in our kindergarten classes we are discussing ways to stand tall when others may say not so nice things to us. A few strategies we are emphasizing is to make good eye contact when we speak, stand with ours shoulders square and tall, use firm words to speak our wants and needs.
Boundin' Pixar HD Walt Disney - Empathy
Empathy is feeling or understanding what someone else is feeling. Look at her face and body for clues. What is his point of view? How does she feel? How can I help? What is a kind thing to say? Put yourself in their shoes.
Shoulder Time with Your Children
Take time to hang out with your kids and just listen and be. Let them know you are there. Silence is good. In fact, tell yourself to stop talking - just listen. Reflect and let your child process, sort and figure out his or her own thoughts. You may be surprised what your children are wanting and willing to share when you are around and ready to listen. Tips to Build Strong Parent / Child Connections
Career Paths - Identify Hobbies/Interests/Strengths
As we move through our career lessons we will help our students begin to identify career paths by hobbies, interests and strengths.
The Story of Brad Bauer's Recovery
Thank you Concord PTG for organizing this special day for our community! 4th Grade Break Out Sessions Geoff Butz We know Geoff from way back in the day when Truman was an elementary school. He shared his awesome story about living life with Down’s syndrome. Ryan Brooks Mr. Tim Brooks (dad) and Ryan Brooks (4th grade) shared about life with cerebral palsy. They shared their story and students learned all about Ryan’s wheelchair and other tools. The students were very engaged in learning about their friend’s abilities. Kelly Behlmann Mrs. Behlmann shared about how we all have natural abilities. We are all differently able! 3rd Grade Break Out Sessions Grebe Family The Grebe family shared the message of how we are all special in our own way. Molly Hunter The students were able to practice with different tools that children work with who receive OT, PT, or speech services. Kelly Behlmann wit
Career Exploration K-5
We are beginning our Career Exploration Unit with kindergarten through fifth grade at Concord Elementary. Kindergarten through second grade will be exploring workers we know in our community and discuss our current interests as well as explore the reasons why people work in their community. Third through fifth grade students will begin exploring a program called, Career Trek . Third grade students will view careers by selecting categories of interest by people, ideas or things. They will also be able to view careers choices and their level of physical activity, use of numbers, use of words, time spent outdoors, education level, and wage level. Fourth grade students will explore occupations based on six personality types: Doer, Thinker, Creator, Helper, Leader and Organizer (simplified Holland Types). Fifth grade students will make connections between desirable skills for selected occupations. Students will rate themselves "good at" or "nee
