You don’t have to be Irish to take part in some St. Patrick’s Day fun this weekend. Kids love to mix things up and to have surprises. On Sunday, surprise your kids by adding green food coloring to their breakfast milk. A quick way to give your house a festive
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Easter is the most important Christian Holiday. Easter celebrates Jesus Christ’s resurrection from the dead. Easter is a very busy time of year! There is a lot to do to get ready for the holiday. Are you feeling overwhelmed and wondering how you are going to get it all accomplished? Start
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Is it a Shamrock or is it a Clover? Is there a difference? The Robin Hill School students discover something unexpected and set out to learn the truth about the St. Patrick’s Day symbol! There are so many great St. Patrick’s Day books. Here are just a few. Even if
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Read Across America Day is coming! Be a part of the reading fun. The celebration is March 2nd. The National Education Association’s Read Across America is in its 13th year. Why March 2nd? It’s in honor of the birthday of Dr. Seuss! Plan your own Read Across America celebration! Personalize your event
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Talk to your children before the 14th to find out what kind of cards they would like to give to their classmates this year. If you decide to make your own, allow enough time to purchase supplies and be prepared to only make a few each day. Cutting and gluing
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If you started the school year around the end of August or beginning of September, you will be celebrating the 100th day of school this month! A lot of teachers plan special activities for the big day. A common one is to have each student bring in 100 pieces of
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Building puzzles together is a great family time winter activity. There are so many great puzzles to choose from. Try to choose something that even the youngest family member can join in on or work in teams. For really young children, you might just want to choose a couple of floor
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“No one is absent today,” Miss Nell commented as she finished taking attendance. “Okay, Aleisha, you may take this to the office. Please pick a friend to walk with you,” she instructed. Aleisha had the job of being mail carrier for the week and one of the duties was to
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“Ouch, these buttons are too tight,” Tyler complained to his mom as he pulled at the neck of his shirt. “Why can’t I wear a regular school shirt?” “Because today is picture day and it’s your very first school picture and I want you to look nice,” his mom explained.
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“We are going to do something today that is a lot fun!” Miss Nell informed the class. Several children immediately started yelling out what they thought it might be, “Another field trip?” asked Tyler. “Another party!” called out Katie. Miss Nell shook her head and said, “No,” to each guess.
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