Beat the heat with a movie and a treat every Wednesday in July! To register, please call Angie Ibarra at at 281-375-5233 or Aaron DiIorio at 979-826-7718. Tickets are first come, first served. Visit https://www.royal-isd.net/article/255987?org=royal-isd for program details.

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Good morning, Falcons! Our partner for the Falcon Meal Distribution has experienced a delay from their supplier, and meals will not be available for pick up today, Monday 7/6/2020. We apologize for any inconvenience and we thank you for your understanding.

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Make maintaining math skills easier:

Your teen may avoid practicing math over the summer if he finds it a struggle. So share a few tips that make math more manageable. Encourage him to use different colors for different operations, and graph paper to help keep columns of numbers neat. Working with hands-on objects can help him visualize problems. Your teen can also email the teacher or search online to find resources for practicing certain skills.

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A comparison game teaches logical thinking:

You can't force your child to think logically, but you can teach logical thinking. Here's a game to try with your child. Name two objects. For example, a red sock and a blue sock. Ask your child how they are alike and how they are different. If that's too easy, challenge him by picking items that don't have much in common, such as a banana and a barbell. (Both start with B. Both can make you strong.)

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