Congratulations to our Lady Falcons for last night’s 65-56 Bi-District playoff win against Giddings! Keep up the great work!
Have plans this coming Saturday? The Royal Marching Sound Machine performs in 3 Galveston Mardi Gras parades: 2:30pm Mardi Gras Kings Parade; 3:30pm Laissez Les Bon Temps Parade; and 5:00pm Knights Of Momus Parade. VIsit https://www.mardigrasgalveston.com/tickets/ for details.
RHS ROTC Cadets engaged in log physical fitness training.
Play the Too Much game with your child:
Sometimes enough is enough. That's when it's time to play the Too Much game. Tell your child: "When I say 'too much,' you say something that's good in an appropriate amount, but not when you have too much. Then say what bad thing comes from too much." Your child might say, "Food is good, but eating too much is unhealthy." Take turns and have some fun: Too much bathing might wash your skin off!
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RHS ROTC celebrating the Veterans Day celebration opening ceremony in the Houston marathon building with Colonel Pyle’s, the commander of the McLemore Detachment of the Marine Corps League.
Black History Month Fact of the Day: Though he is of Caribbean ancestry, Harry Belafonte was actually born in the United States. The internationally renowned entertainment icon and human rights activist is from Harlem, New York.
Word parts provide clues to meaning:
When your teen runs into words in her daily reading that she doesn't know, have her break them down into parts. Does she know what any of the parts mean? For example, if she knows that "sub" means under or below, she will have an important clue to a word like "subterranean," and she may be able to guess the rest from the surrounding words.
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Falcon men’s basketball scores from tonight: Freshman boys lost 56-35. JV boys lost 53-36. Varsity boys won 77-52.
RES parents and guardians, don't miss Family Fun & Fitness Night! Feb 20, 5:30 to 7:00pm.
Spot the states in this license-plate game:
Studies show that American students tend to do poorly in geography. Here's a game to help your child learn where places are. When your child is in the car, make her the "license-plate lookout." She should write down the out-of-state license plates she sees. When you get home, help her locate the states on a map or globe and let her mark each one with a sticker. Can she collect all the states?
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Cheaters cheat themselves out of learning:
Most students admit to cheating at one time or another. It's important to help your teen understand that it's the cheater who is hurt most by cheating. Explain that while cheating may seem to have immediate benefits, the long-term damage is devastating: Your teen will be a liar and won't know the material for future tests, won't get needed help, and when caught, will face severe consequences.
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Black History Month Fact of the Day: Before he was a renowned artist, Romare Bearden was also a talented baseball player. He was recruited by the Philadelphia Athletics if he would agree to pass as white. He turned down the offer, instead choosing to work on his art.
Come watch our Lady Falcons in the Varsity Girls Bi District game on Tuesday February 18th against Giddings in Columbus at 8:00pm. Good luck!
Come support the RHS Varsity Men's Soccer as they continue their 19-0 winning streak! The RHS soccer teams start the 2nd round of district play on Friday 2/21 against Needville at home. Boys at 5, Lady Falcons at 7. Good luck!
The Royal Lady Falcons Varsity Soccer team defeated Rice Consolidated 3-1! Great job ladies!
Don't miss this week's exciting events at Royal Elementary! Feb 18 to 21: Spring Book Fair (see attached parent shopping times). Feb 20: Family Fitness Night and Academic Night (STAAR) for 3rd grade to 5th grade, 5:30 to 7:00pm. See you there! #AnchoredInSuccess
Black History Month Fact of the Day: Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated on friend Maya Angelou's birthday, on April 4, 1968. Angelou stopped celebrating her birthday for years afterward, and sent flowers to King's widow until Coretta's death in 2006.
Does your child need a tutor?
If your child is struggling in school, a tutor may be able to help. Check in with your child's teacher to find out what the issues and options are. Before hiring a tutor, be sure to ask: What are the person's academic qualifications? (Elementary tutors should be certified teachers.) Has the tutor taught this subject? Taught children your child's age? Will the tutor communicate with his teacher? (The best tutoring supports classroom learning.)
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Cadets call meeting at Ponchatoula, LA JROTC drill competition.
First Sergeant Bland and Cadets Austin Napps, Nick Diaz, Sandra Rodriguez, and Giselle Ibarra enjoying a well deserved warriors meal the night prior to the October drill competition in Louisiana.
