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It's Red Ribbon Week! RJH October 21-25, 2019 and RHS October 28-November 1, 2019
For more information on the campaign go to www.redribbon.org

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Add acts of kindness to your child's to-do list

We all want our children to grow up to be kind and caring people. Here's a simple way you can help: With your child, make a list of all the children in his class. Then each morning, ask your child to choose a different name from the list. Talk about a specific way he could show kindness to that student. To remind him, you might put a note in his lunch bag. After school, talk about what your child did.

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RISD Fall Festival is this Saturday! You can purchase tickets at your campus this week! We hope to see everyone on Saturday.

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Good manners are important at home and school

When a child misbehaves in school, everybody loses. Classroom time must be spent on discipline instead of learning. The manners children use at home are the ones they take to school. Expect your child to be considerate, and to express disagreement politely. Teach her to pay attention to the teacher and raise her hand. Respect for others is a critical factor in making the school a peaceful, productive place to learn.

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Practice tests help kids prepare for the real thing

Research has shown that one of the most effective ways students can study for tests is by taking practice tests. When your child faces an upcoming test, use review sheets the teacher has sent home, past worksheets, and questions at the end of a textbook chapter to quiz your child's understanding of the topic. Having to recall the information helps reinforce it in his mind.

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