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PRAIRIE GROVE PRIMARY

JANUARY

Character word of the month: Perseverance

DATES TO REMEMBER:

January 18, Martin Luther King Day-No School


 

CHARACTER EDUCATION

This month, we will be talking about loyalty. Help us by having conversations about loyalty with your child. Share examples of how to be loyal and praise your child when he/she is loyal at home.

It is so important that we build good character in our students. Together we can accomplish this goal. Thank you for your help.

 

TIPS FOR SUCCESS

Have a set bedtime routine and stick to that schedule every night.

 

REMINDERS

  

If you bring your child to school in the mornings, please use the vehicle drive- through line or the walk- up entrance. The front entrance is not a drop-off or
walk-up entrance. Thank you for your support.


 

 

WAYS TO BE INVOLVED IN YOUR CHILD’S EDUCATION AT HOME

 

1.  Ask your child questions about his/her day and be a good listener.

2.  Encourage reading, using the library and purchasing books for your child        beginning at a young age.

3.  Read to your child every night.

4.  Monitor your child’s homework.

5.  Discuss expectations for behavior at school with your child.

 

WAYS TO BE INVOLVED IN YOUR CHILD’S EDUCATION AT HOME

1. Ask your child questions about his/her day and be a good listener.

2. Encourage reading, using the library and purchasing books for your child beginning at a young age.

3. Read to your child every night.

4. Monitor your child’s homework.

5. Discuss expectations for behavior at school with your child.


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