- Challenge your children to a read-a-thon
See who can read the most books this summer, with each one slightly more challenging than the last. Make it happen by setting a designated family reading time, when the whole gang curls up with a good book, parents included. - Minimize summer brain drainLook for fun ways to keep your children's academic skills sharp during the warm weather ahead. Consider signing them up for camps, and visit nature centers, museums, and libraries as a family.
Make sure to check the WSE website for summer work packets and calendar updates. WSE wishes you all a fun and relaxing summer break. We look forward to an exciting 2019-2020 school year.
Here is a link for an article about how to keep your children engaged over summer break.
https://advancedbrain.com/summer-learning-tips-for-parents/
Friday, May 10, 2019
Summer Tips
Friday, May 3, 2019
WSE MAY Calendar
1-15
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Field Day Tickets Presale
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6-10
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Teacher Appreciation Week
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7-11 |
4th and 5th Grade Washington DC Trip
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13
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Redbirds Trip
(Guys in Ties and Girls in Pearls)
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14
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Redbirds Trip
(Chorus and Drum Club)
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14
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Volunteer Reception
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20
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Career Day
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21
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Field Day
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22
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Beach Book Swap
AR Party
Basketball Game
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23
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KK Graduation: 8:15
5th Grade Graduation: 10:45
1st-4th Honor's Program 1:30
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