over 6 years ago, RISD Communications
over 6 years ago, RISD Communications
over 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Make reading a social activity:
Students who often read for pleasure have large vocabularies and strong thinking skills. To encourage reading for the fun of it, throw a family reading party. Make some snacks and gather together to read for 30 minutes. Everyone can read what they like. Or watch a movie based on a book, then have everyone read the book and gather again to talk about the differences between them.
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over 6 years ago, RISD Communications
What to do if you purchased 2020 Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo (HLSR) tickets:
https://www.rodeohouston.com/2020. This page also includes information on how to support 2020 vendors and donate to the HLSR educational fund.
over 6 years ago, RISD Communications
over 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Invite a cast of characters to a family dinner:
Have fun with history and reading at a special dinner. Ask each family member to come as a historical figure or fictional character. They can wear costumes, but they shouldn't say who they are. To discover who has come to dinner, everyone should ask one another questions. Each person should speak and answer in character. Imagine a conversation between Abe Lincoln, Pocahontas and the Cat in the Hat!
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over 6 years ago, RISD Communications
over 6 years ago, RISD Communications
over 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Coronaviruses cause illness ranging from the common cold to more severe respiratory diseases. Novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) is a new virus strain that has not been previously identified in humans. Watch this short video to find out more:
http://bit.ly/whovideo2020over 6 years ago, RISD Communications
over 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Let your teen practice public speaking on you:
Effective presentation skills will help your teen achieve his goals in school and success in the workplace. But public speaking takes practice. To help your teen, be an audience. When he has an oral report to do, have him present it to you. Ask him to make eye contact. Let him know if you can follow his argument and if he's speaking clearly. With practice, he'll seem more confident when he's in front of a school audience.
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over 6 years ago, RISD Communications
over 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Bring science home with a 'do-it-yourself' kit:
Experimenting is an important part of scientific thinking. Create a "science-in-a-box" kit to inspire your child to experiment at home. Include items such as: aluminum pie pans, balloons, empty cans, pins or thumbtacks, clean Styrofoam trays, tape, a flashlight, a magnifying glass, a magnet, a ruler, scissors and string. Then help your child brainstorm some questions he could answer with these materials.
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over 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Why we are being advised to close schools and universities: bit.ly/risdschools
over 6 years ago, RISD Communications
over 6 years ago, RISD Communications
over 6 years ago, RISD Communications
The 3/18 Royal Cosmetology Mardi Gras Competition is postponed. The new date will be announced soon!
over 6 years ago, RISD Communications
As of 3/12/2020, the school board meeting scheduled for Monday 3/16 will still be conducted. If anything changes, we will inform the RISD community.
over 6 years ago, RISD Communications
over 6 years ago, RISD Communications