Resources & Support
Resources & Support
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Mental Health Matters/La Salud Mental Importa.pdfMaintaining Your Calm When Your Child is Acting Out/Mantener La Calma Cuando Su Hijo/a Se Porta Mal.pdfPositive Parenting/Crianza Positiva.pdfManaging Your Child's Anxiety During Stressful Events/Manejando la Ansiedad De Su Hijo/a Durante Eventos Estresantes.pdfFamily-Strategies_Infographic.pdfFree Parent's Guide to a Growth Mindset - Welcome-Big Life Journal.pdfCheck out some fun DIY Spring time activities your family can do together this Spring!
ParentSupportandEducationGroup Flyer.pdfAdditional Community Resources
Additional Community Resources
Free Parent Education Opportunities
Free Parent Education Opportunities
At Home Learning:
At Home Learning:
Go Noodle: Free activities for families to do together to stay active, have fun and practice mindfulness. Just because we are stuck indoors doesn't mean we can't stay active and get moving!
Calm: Content selected to help with your emotional health and wellness during Covid-19.
Ideas for At Home Learning! Sensory play, arts and crafts, Digital Learning.
Khan Academy: Making Literacy, Reading, Writing, & Math Fun! For ages 2-7.
Slumberkins: Topics include grief & loss, conflict resolution, gratitude
Social Media Tips.pdf
chore-challenge-chore-chart.pdfchore-challenge-chore-chart-spanish.pdfDaily Routine Chart.pdf
Supporting Students At Home: As we try our best to maneuver through this time with working from home and homeschooling, it can feel very difficult to find balance. Here are some resources from the Child Mind Institute, our Special Education Department here at OUSD and WideOpenSchool.Org to help you support you and your students at home. - Ms. Jessica Farris, Elementary Counselor
Family Resource Communicating after tragedy (9).pdf
Food Assistance Resources
Food Assistance Resources
HUB of Hope-Food Resource.pdf
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