How are you feeling today?
How are you feeling today?
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Some of these changes include the ways in which we will learn this year. Last year you came to school five days a week, Monday through Friday. This year, you may be coming to school five days, two days, or completing your schoolwork at home.
Some of these changes include the ways in which we will learn this year. Last year you came to school five days a week, Monday through Friday. This year, you may be coming to school five days, two days, or completing your schoolwork at home.
Some of these changes may feel like positives. This means you feel good or happy about them.
Some of these changes may feel like positives. This means you feel good or happy about them.
Some of these changes might feel uncomfortable, like negatives. That means you’re sad or angry or worried about them. This doesn’t mean these changes or differences are actually bad, it just means that they don’t feel good to you.
Some of these changes might feel uncomfortable, like negatives. That means you’re sad or angry or worried about them. This doesn’t mean these changes or differences are actually bad, it just means that they don’t feel good to you.
And some of these changes might feel neutral. That means they don’t seem good or bad – they’re just different.
And some of these changes might feel neutral. That means they don’t seem good or bad – they’re just different.
No matter how you are feeling, remember:
No matter how you are feeling, remember:
- You are loved and cared for
- You will still learn about the same subjects
- There are people in the school building who are there to help you
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