WIS ANNOUNCEMENTS
Good morning today is Wednesday, January 4, 2023
The lunch menu for today is: Choice of Lasagne Roll Up or a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich. You will also receive Salad with Choice of Dressing, Sliced Peaches, Sugar Cookie and Milk.
Let’s keep Rachel’s Challenge alive. Make sure you are journaling regularly, accepting others and doing kind acts. Make sure you recognize those students that do kind acts by completing a chain link for them.
Our value word for the week is: Honesty - the quality of being fair and truthful : the quality of being honest
James E. Faust once said - “Honesty is more than not lying. It is truth telling, truth speaking, truth living, and truth loving.”
Woodlands students respect the opinion of others whether they agree with the other person or not. During a discussion, you should respect the other students’ comments, opinions, and ideas. Listen to their thoughts attentively and do not interrupt until they have finished their entire thought. Then when possible you can make statements like, “I agree with you, and I also feel that…” or “You made a valid point but I disagree with you because...” or “I feel you made an excellent observation and it made me realize…” At no time do Woodland Students put down or make fun of another student for their opinion, thought or idea that they share.
The lost and found already has several items in it. If you are missing items please stop by the lost and found and claim the items that are yours. All the items hanging in the front entrance along with those in the lost and found bin are items in our lost and found. Please stop and look to see if any of the items are yours.
Huron Public Library Tween & Teen Announcements for Week of Sunday, January 1
Kick off the New Year with a fresh perspective and pass on some kindness! Stop by the Library between Monday, January 2 and Saturday, January 7 to pick from an array of random acts of kindness from the Kindness Campaign display to help spread a little extra kindness in the community. All ages can participate.
Interested in coding and making new friends? Join the Girls Who Code Coding Club! Students in Grades 3 - 5 can join this club to hang out, eat some snacks, and learn about coding in a supportive environment. This winter's club begins on Thursday, January 5 and continues every Thursday from 4 - 5:30 pm until March 9. Participants should attend all dates. Boys may also register. Registration required.
Have you participated in a previous Girls Who Code program? Join the Girls Who Code Coding Ambassador Program to help new members learn about coding in a positive environment. Attendance of every session is not required, but is highly encouraged. Registration required.
If you prefer a more strategic game, play some Chess at the Library with chess master Paul Sherwood on Saturday, January 7 at 10 am. Come for fun or to improve your game. Open to all ages and abilities.
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