Resources
School Success
This month we will be focusing on how to be successful at school. That is a BIG questions with TONS of answers. We will be focusing on making good choices, and spending time reviewing our SPRCK traits. Check out these resources to see how you can support your students' success at school.
ColorĂn Colorado
Twenty Ways You Can Help Your Children Succeed At School
Reading Rocket
Reading with Your Child
Talking about School
The end of the day is an exciting time for you, as a grown up! You get to see your kiddo and hear all about their day!
You see them after school and want to ask them all the questions: How was your day?! What did you do today?! What did you learn?! How was lunch?! Did anything funny happen? Did you have PE or art?
Then they answer "I don't know?" OR your child turns into an angry, out-of-control ball of energy.
This is normal! School is exhausting. Click on the picture to the left to read an article about "After-School-Restraint-Collapse." Some kids may need space to decompress after school, then they will be ready for a snack and a chat!
Click on the book covers below to watch some school themed!
The King of Kindergarten
Written by Derrick Barnes
Illustrated by Vanessa Brantley-Newton
The Queen of Kindergarten
Written by Derrick Barnes
Illustrated by Vanessa Brantley-Newton
The Pout-Pout Fish Goes to School
Written by Deborah Diesen
Illustrated by Dan Hanna
All the Ways To Be Smart
Written by Davina Bell
Illustrated by Allison Calpoys
The Dot
Written and Illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds
Dream Big: Michael Jordan and the Pursuit of Excellence
Written by Deloris Jordan
Illustrated by Barry Root