Prairie View Elementary provides information about upcoming January events at the school including the return to school on January 4th, a PTO January Thaw event on the 15th, no school on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and a PTO cookie dough kickoff fundraiser on January 21st. The document also lists three parenting resolutions for the new year: spending one-on-one time with each child daily, improving routines using "when-then" statements, and giving children age-appropriate responsibilities around the house to teach them about teamwork.
Prairie View Elementary provides information about upcoming January events at the school including the return to school on January 4th, a PTO January Thaw event on the 15th, no school on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and a PTO cookie dough kickoff fundraiser on January 21st. The document also lists three parenting resolutions for the new year: spending one-on-one time with each child daily, improving routines using "when-then" statements, and giving children age-appropriate responsibilities around the house to teach them about teamwork.
Prairie View Elementary provides information about upcoming January events at the school including the return to school on January 4th, a PTO January Thaw event on the 15th, no school on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and a PTO cookie dough kickoff fundraiser on January 21st. The document also lists three parenting resolutions for the new year: spending one-on-one time with each child daily, improving routines using "when-then" statements, and giving children age-appropriate responsibilities around the house to teach them about teamwork.
Jacky.boyeff@dlschools.org jackyboyeffschoolcounselor.weebly.com 662.7626 Your Child’s Seesaw Account
Mark Your Calendar Parenting Resolutions for the
New Year Jan. 4 Back to School 1. Commit to spending one-on-one time (10+ Jan. 15 PTO January minutes) with each child, each day. This can Thaw build emotional connections, reduce negative behaviors and create more Jan. 18 NO SCHOOL cooperative children throughout the day. ~ MLK Day 2. Improve Routines . ”When-Then” routines Jan. 21 PTO Cookie are most effective because it places a Dough Kickoff desirable activity at the end of a list of undesirable, but necessary, activities. Ex: When your backpack is put away, your lunch box is cleaned out and your reading is done, then you may have a snack and watch a TV show.
3. Get everyone helping around the house. By
giving children age-appropriate and meaningful responsibilities, you will teach the valuable lesson that family is a ”team” and working together will help it function successfully!