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Frederick News – February 8, 2019 Family Game Night Our PTO Family Game Night is tonight. We will have board games as well as an open gym. Both 5th and 6th graders are invited to this event along with other family members ( brothers, sisters, moms, dads, …). Admission is $3 / person and we will have snacks and drinks for sale as well. Headphones With everyone’s new Chromebook, we have found that a set of headphones might be a good investment. While we do have some available at school, most kids prefer to have their own so they don’t have to share. These would be especially useful when we start our next round of MAP testing starting next week. Congratulations Congratulations to the Grayslake Central High School Cheerleaders for winning the IHSA State Championship last weekend. Way To Go! Important Dates FEB 8 – Family Game Night 6:30-8:30 PM FEB 13 – Late Start 10:05 AM FEB 18 – No School – Presidents Day FEB 18-22 – Random Acts of Kindness Week MAR 5 – Band Concert MAR 8 – PTO Family Fun Night 6:30-8:30 PM MAR 18-21 – Conference & Book Fair Week MAR 22-31 – Spring Break
5 TH AND 6 TH GRADERS
YOU’RE INVITED!!!
JOIN US FOR A GREAT NIGHT OF
GAMES AND FUN!
WHERE: FREDERICK SCHOOL
WHEN: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8TH
TIME: 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
COST: $3.00 ENTRY FEE
THERE WILL BE PIZZA, SNACKS AND BEVERAGES AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE.
WHAT: BASKETBALL AND SPIKEBALL IN THE GYM
BOARD GAMES AND CARD GAMES (UNO, CONNECT 4, LRC,
PICTIONARY, HEADBANZ, ETC.)
BINGO
BAGGO
FUN FOR EVERYONE!!!
EARN FEATHERS FOR SHOWING
YOUR GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP
WHILE PLAYING GAMES
HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!!!
Random Acts of Kindness WEEK
February 18-22, 2019
Dear Guardians,
Did you know that kindness is good for your health? Studies show that kindness can decrease
depression, lower your stress, and increase your lifespan. Performing a Random Act of Kindness
does not only help the recipient but also everyone who witnessed the act! Imagine how many people
can be positively impacted by one person, doing one good deed?
We are preparing for our 3rd annual Random Acts of Kindness Week at Frederick School.
See the calendar below for the some of the exciting things that are happening each day. Please help
spread kindness by talking with your child about this special week. Share stories about how
someone was kind to you and how it made you feel. Remember, one person CAN make a difference.
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
2/18 2/19 2/20 2/21 2/22
Ride the Wave of Crazy for I Dream of Team Up for
Kindness Kindness Kindness Kindness
Wear beach/surfing Crazy hair or hat Pajama Day Wear your favorite
NO SCHOOL attire day team jersey
School Activities School Activities School Activities School Activities
Kindness Pledge Frederick Band Kindness Missions Kindness Missions
Morning Welcome
Kindness Missions Lunchtime RAKs Final Thoughts
Kindness Missions
Lunchtime RAKs
The Random Acts of Kindness Club is also looking for donations to help create opportunities to spread
kindness.
★ Baskets for sending care packages to police and fire stations.
★ New crayons
★ Markers, glitter glue, stickers
★ Poster board
★ Pipe cleaners
★ Feathers
If you are able to donate, please bring them to the office or library.
Thank you!
The Frederick RAKtivists
Mrs. Golden and Ms. Payleitner
SEMANA de Actos Aleatorios de Bondad (RAK)
Febrero 18-22, 2019
Estimados padres/tutores,
¿Sabía usted que ser amables es bueno para la salud? Estudios han demostrado que ser
amables puede disminuir sentimientos de depresión, estrés y extender la vida. Los actos aleatorios
de bondad no solamente ayudan al beneficiario, sino también las personas que son testigos del acto.
Tan sólo imagínese cuántas personas pueden ser impactadas positivamente por una persona que
hace una acción bondadosa.
Nos estamos preparando para nuestro 3er evento anual Semana de Actos Aleatorios de
Bondad en Frederick. Aquí añadimos nuestro calendario para que usted pueda ver todos los eventos
interesantes que tendremos cada día. Ayúdenos a propagar bondad y hable con su hijo(a) sobre esta
semana especial. Comparta con su hijo(a) una anécdota sobre un momento cuando alguien fue
amable con usted y cómo este acto lo hizo sentir a usted. Recuerde, una persona PUEDE hacer una
gran diferencia.
LUNES MARTES MIÉRCOLES JUEVES VIERNES
2/18 2/19 2/20 2/21 2/22
Olas de Bondad Locos por Bondad Sueño con Equipos de Bondad
Bondad
Ponte ropa de Día de pelo o Día de Pijamas Ponte la camiseta de tu
playa/surfear sombrero loco equipo favorito
NO HAY
CLASES Actividades en la Actividades en la Actividades en la Actividades en la
escuela escuela escuela escuela
Banda de Frederick Misiones de Bondad Misiones de Bondad
Promesa de Bondad Bienvenida
Misiones de Bondad RAKs durante el Pensamientos Finales
Misiones de Bondad almuerzo
RAKs durante el
almuerzo
El Club de The Random Acts of Kindness (Actos Aleatorios de Bondad) necesita donaciones para crear
oportunidades y propagar bondad. Baskets for sending care packages to police and fire stations.
★ Crayones nuevos
★ Marcadores, pegamento con brillo, calcomanías
★ Afiches de cartón
★ Limpiapipas
★ Plumas
Si usted puede donar, por favor, entregue en la oficina o biblioteca de la escuela.
Gracias
The Frederick RAKtivists
Mrs. Golden y Ms. Payleitner
Community Consolidated School District 46
Presents…
How to Raise Resilient Children
February 12, 2019 - 6:00-8:00 PM
Grayslake Middle School Media Center
440 N Barron Blvd | Grayslake, IL
Don’t miss our powerful speaker, Jackie Rhew, who will provide the essential tools to parents
on how to build resiliency in children of any age. This presentation will review specific
interventions designed to assist children in managing their anxiety and to promote increased
motivation, healthy goal setting, and active school engagement in children. Factors that
contribute to school avoidance as well as ways to identify maladaptive coping responses will
be explored. Attendees will learn how to develop parenting strategies to assist their children
with healthy coping responses and engage them in effective communication and language
that promotes self-advocacy and independence.
This is a FREE program open to the community.
Childcare for school age children will be provided. Children must be potty trained.
To reserve a childcare spot, please call Leah at 847-543-6225, or register online:
bit.ly/D46ResilientChildren
About Jackie Rhew, LCPC, CADC: Jackie is the cofounder for the Center for
Emotional Wellness of the Northwest Suburbs. She served as Assistant Director
for seven years for the School Anxiety/School Refusal Program at AMITA Health
Hospital in Hoffman Estates, a program she was instrumental in creating and
developing. Jackie provides training locally and nationally on topics including
anxiety, school refusal, parenting, and self-injury. She has co-authored several
publications including School Refusal in Children & Adolescents, and has been
featured on both ABC Channel 7 and CBS Channel 2 newscasts highlighting her
work with adolescents struggling with avoidant school behaviors and bullying in
schools.
Jackie has worked in hospital, educational and private practice settings, both in
the Chicagoland area and overseas, training adolescents dealing with school
refusal, eating disorders, self-injury, substance abuse, gaming addictions, grief,
trauma, depressions, and anxiety utilizing individual, family, and group therapy.
Community Consolidated School District 46 | 565 Frederick Road, Grayslake, IL | #OneD46
Community Consolidated School District 46
Presenta...
Cómo Criar Niños Tenaces
Febrero 12, 2019 - 6:00-8:00 PM
Grayslake Middle School Media Center
440 N Barron Blvd | Grayslake, IL
No se pierdan la charla de nuestra invitada, Jackie Rhew, quien ofrecerá las herramientas
esenciales para que los padres desarrollen la tenacidad en sus hijos de cualquier edad. Esta
presentación analizará intervenciones específicas diseñadas para asistir a los niños a
controlar su ansiedad y fomentar en ellos motivación, metas saludables y participación
activa en las escuela. Se hablará sobre factores que contribuyen a las ausencias en la
escuela, así como también maneras de identificar reacciones inadaptadas al hacer frente a
varias situaciones. Los asistentes aprenderán estrategias para ayudar a sus hijos a
desarrollar reacciones saludables para afrontar situaciones y para que participen en
comunicacíon y lenguaje efectivos que fomenten independencia y autoayuda.
Este es un evento GRATIS para la comunidad
Ofreceremos cuidado de niños (). Los niños no deben usar pañales y deben saber ir al baño solos.
Para reservar su espacio en la guardería, comuníquese con Leah 847-543-6225, o inscríbase en línea:
bit.ly/D46ResilientChildren
Información sobre Jackie Rhew, LCPC, CADC: Jackie es co-fundadora de Centro
para Salud Emocional de los Suburbios del Noroeste. Fue Vice-Rectora por siete
años del Programa para Ansiedad Escolar/Rechazo a la Escuela en el Hospital
AMITA Health en Hoffman Estates. Su presencia fue fundamental para crear y
desarrollar este programa. Jackie ofrece talleres a nivel local y nacional sobre temas
que incluyen ansiedad, rechazo a la escuela, crianza de niños y adolescentes que
desean hacerse daño a sí mismo. Ella ha sido co-autora de varias publicaciones,
como Rechazo a la escuela de Niños y Adolescentes y se ha presentado en los
noticieros de Canal 7 (ABC) y Canal 2 (CBS) para hablar sobre su trabajo con
adolescentes con tendencias para faltar a la escuela y aquellos que han
experimentado intimidación en la escuela.
Jackie ha trabajado en entornos médicos, académicos y privados, tanto en el área de
Chicago como fuera del país y utiliza terapias individuales, de familia o de grupo para
trabajar con adolescentes que se niegan a asistir a la escuela, con problemas
alimenticios, que desean hacerse daño a sí mismos, con abuso de sustancias,
adictos, a las apuestas, desconsolados, traumados, deprimidos y con ansiedad.
*Le recordamos que la presentación se ofrecerá solamente en inglés.
Community Consolidated School District 46 | 565 Frederick Road, Grayslake, IL | #OneD46
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Grants Awarded Impact ALL 7 District 46 Schools
Each fall and spring, District 46 staff members are invited to apply to Foundation46 for grant funds to support new
projects that the district may not otherwise be able to offer. Thanks to your participation in fundraising efforts
such as Barnfest and Major Saver, and to the many businesses who support our organization, we were able to
award a whopping $22,970 in grant funds this past fall. As community members, we sincerely thank the D46
faculty who dared to dream and put the time and effort into applying for funds. Thank you for your service to our
community and our kids!
Here are a few highlights. Check out our newsletter and website for more about the foundation.
GAIN Project...
Dr. Stephanie Diaz and the Newcomer Curriculum Committee were granted funding for the GAIN Project. The
GAIN Project will provide Newcomer students who are within their first 3 years in the country with diverse
experiences needed to understand and participate in the school and social culture in America. These experiences
will help Newcomer students create networks, contribute and engage in school culture, and increase their
understanding of the unwritten cultural norms. Ultimately, the GAIN Project will increase Newcomer students’
comfort levels with local culture and enable them to take academic risks in the classroom.
Mentor Texts...
Multiple grants were awarded toward the purchase of mentor texts at six D46 schools. Mentor texts expose
students to literature that they may not have picked up on their own and allow students to more fully explore and
assess plot, theme, and character development. The books not only extend learning to traditional reading and
writing, but can also be tied to other subjects like science and social science. Well chosen mentor texts help
students develop critical thought and spark their curiosity.
There’s More!
Check out our website to learn about the following as well as our history of grant awards...
Google Expeditions Virtual Reality Kits at GMS
Stop Motion Stations at Meadowview
Flexible Seating for Reading at GMS
Demonstration Table/Lab Cart at GMS
Foundation46 is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit educational foundation.
Our mission is to enrich and enhance the educational experience of every student in CCSD 46.
Contact us at: foundation46board@gmail.com Visit our website: www.foundation46.orgYour local Camp Invention site information:
REGISTER AT INVENT.ORG/CAMP OR 800-968-4332
Who: For children entering grades K–6
Location: Prairieview School
103 E. Belvidere Rd, Hainesville, IL 60030
Date & Time: July 8 - 11, 2019 from 8:00am - 3:30pm
Price: $230 (before discount)
Director: Krista Miller | miller.krista@d46.org | (847) 986-2119
If these dates/times don’t work for you, please visit invent.org/camp for other locations near you.
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