What do YOU love about Royal ISD? To join the initiative to share the story of Royal ISD, visit me from 5pm-6pm on Monday 1/13/20 in the RISD Administration building. I'll also be collecting notes to show our School Board how much we appreciate them. See you soon!
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Chores teach useful lessons in responsibility: Studies show that kids who do chores at home are more likely to achieve in school. One reason is that chores help kids develop responsibility. Give your child a choice of chores to do. Teach her how to tackle the tasks one step at a time. Then praise her efforts with specifics: "You made your bed neatly. Thanks for helping to make our home tidy." http://niswc.com/16aFC320271
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AverigΓΌe quiΓ©nes trabajan en la escuela: ΒΏSabe cuΓ‘l es el nombre del director de la escuela? ΒΏEl del consejero de su joven? ΒΏY el del enfermero? Nunca es demasiado tarde para conocer a las personas clave que trabajan en la escuela. Una estupenda manera de hacerlo es ofrecerse como voluntario para una actividad escolar que sea importante para su joven. Mientras lo haga, tΓ³mese el tiempo de hablar con el personal escolar. Cuanto mΓ‘s conozca a los educadores que trabajan en la escuela, mejor serΓ‘ la experiencia de su hijo en ella. http://niswc.com/46aFC320271
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RJH Lady Falcon Basketball vs Caldwell @away, Jan 9, 5:00 PM
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Los quehaceres son útiles para enseñar responsabilidad: Los estudios revelan que los niños que se encargan de algunos quehaceres del hogar tienen mÑs probabilidades de rendir bien en la escuela. Una de las razones es que los quehaceres ayudan a los niños a adquirir responsabilidad. Dele a su hijo opciones para que escoja qué tarea realizar. Enséñele cómo abordar los quehaceres un paso por vez. Luego elogie su esfuerzo de manera específica: "Hiciste la cama con mucho cuidado. Gracias por ayudar a que la casa esté ordenada". http://niswc.com/26aFC320271
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1/7/2020: Royal Falcon Basketball vs El Campo @away, Noon
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1/7/2020: Royal Lady Falcon Basketball vs El Campo @away, 4:30 pm
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Find out who's who at the school: Do you know the school principal's name? The name of your teen's counselor? The nurse? It's never too late to meet the key people at school. One good way is to volunteer for a school activity that is important to your teen. While you're at it, take time to talk with school personnel. The more you know the educators who work with your teen, the smoother her journey through school will be. http://niswc.com/36aFC320271
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Ayude a su hijo a convertir las palabras en imΓ‘genes: Muchos estudiantes tienen un problema de lectura muy comΓΊn: si bien ellos reconocen las palabras individuales de un texto, tienen dificultad para comprender el significado en su totalidad. Ayude a su hijo a aprender a visualizar lo que lee. Cuando Γ©l le lea a usted, describa las imΓ‘genes que se imagina. O ayΓΊdelo a hacer dibujos o diagramas de las acciones de la historia. Incluso podrΓ­a representarla y pedirle a su hijo que describa lo que ve. http://niswc.com/26aEC320271
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Cree con su joven algunos 'rituales' sencillos para su familia: Los rituales estrechan los lazos de los miembros familiares y les dan a los estudiantes un sentido de pertenencia. PΓ­dale a su joven que lo ayude a crear algunos rituales para celebrar los acontecimientos especiales de su familia. No hace falta que sean elaborados; solo deben ayudar a su familia a pasar tiempo junta. Si los rituales pueden ser al aire libre, como dar una caminata para celebrar un cumpleaΓ±os, Β‘estupendo! Su joven sabrΓ‘ que su familia se mantendrΓ‘ unida. http://niswc.com/46aEC320271
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Create some simple family rituals with your teen: Family rituals bring family members together and give students a sense of belonging. Ask your teen to help you create some rituals to celebrate your family's important events. They don't have to be elaborate; they should just help your family enjoy time together. If rituals can be outdoors, like going for a hike to celebrate a birthday, that's great! Your teen will know your family stands together, even in a great big world. http://niswc.com/36aEC320271
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Help your child turn words into pictures: Many students struggle with a common reading problem. They can recognize the individual words in a passage, but they have trouble understanding the overall meaning. Help your child learn to visualize. When he reads to you, describe the images that occur to you. Or, help him draw pictures or diagrams of the story's action. You could even act out the story, and have your child describe what he sees. http://niswc.com/16aEC320271
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Encourage your child to talk about reading: When kids talk about reading, they get more excited about it. They think about what they read more deeply. To encourage your child to talk about what she's reading, ask a few questions, such as: Did the story turn out the way you thought it would? If you were the main character, what would you have done differently? How would the story be different if it took place where we live? http://niswc.com/16aDC320271
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La ayuda de un compaΓ±ero podrΓ­a aliviar el estrΓ©s escolar: Atravesar un cambio significativo, como el inicio de un trimestre con clases rigurosas o cambiarse a una escuela nueva, puede estresar a los estudiantes. Si este es el caso de su joven, considere pedirle a la escuela que le presenten a un compaΓ±ero que tenga mΓ‘s experiencia. Un estudiante que haga de mentor podrΓ­a estudiar con su joven y ayudarlo a adquirir habilidades, o fortalecer su vΓ­nculo con la escuela al mostrarle el lugar y sugerirle actividades extracurriculares. http://niswc.com/46aDC320271
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Help from a fellow student may ease school stress: Big changes at school, such as a new semester with tough classes or a move to a new school, can stress teens out. If this is the case for your teen, consider asking the school to connect him with a more experienced student. A student mentor could study with your teen and help him build skills, or develop your teen's school connection by showing him around and suggesting some after-school activities. http://niswc.com/36aDC320271
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Anime a su hijo a hablar sobre la lectura: Cuando los niΓ±os hablan de la lectura, se entusiasman mΓ‘s sobre ella y piensan mΓ‘s profundamente en lo que leen. Para animar a su hijo a hablar de lo que estΓ‘ leyendo, hΓ‘gale preguntas como: ΒΏSe desarrollΓ³ la historia como pensaste que lo harΓ­a? Si fueras el personaje principal, ΒΏquΓ© hubieras hecho de manera diferente? ΒΏCΓ³mo se diferenciarΓ­a la historia si hubiera transcurrido en el lugar donde vivimos? http://niswc.com/26aDC320271
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1/6/2020 and 1/7/2020: Teacher In-Service Days
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Utilice una hoja de tareas para organizar el esfuerzo de su hijo: Haga una hoja semanal de tareas para ayudar a su hijo a organizarse. Escriba los dΓ­as de la semana a lo largo del margen superior de una hoja de papel. Enumere las materias (InglΓ©s, MatemΓ‘ticas, Lectura, Estudios Sociales, Ciencias) sobre el margen izquierdo. Durante el dΓ­a escolar, su hijo puede escribir allΓ­ los trabajos que le asignan, y usted puede revisarlos y firmarlos cuando Γ©l los haya terminado. DΓ­gale que guarde la hoja donde ambos puedan verla. http://niswc.com/26aCC320271
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Reminder to complete the RISD Bond Survey by 1/17/2020! https://www.royal-isd.net/article/172610?org=royal-isd
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Organize homework efforts with an assignment sheet: Help your child get organized by creating a weekly homework assignment sheet. Write the days of the week across the top of a piece of paper, and list his subjects: English, Math, Reading, Social Studies, Science, etc. down the left side. Your child can write his assignments in at school, and you can review them and initial when they are complete. Have him store the sheet where you both will see it. http://niswc.com/16aCC320271
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