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Schaumburg Parent University – November classes Schaumburg Parent University (SPU) is designed to involve more parents in the life of the school, to strengthen family relationships, and to improve parenting skills that will ultimately result in improved student success academically, socially and emotionally. There are two evening programs scheduled for November. Please note that child care is always available. Steps to Changing a Child’s Behavior – November 11 Greta Nielsen, LCPC, NCC, Clinical Director and Psychotherapist at Clinical Care Consultants, will share tips, techniques and tools to build parenting skills and positive relationships with your children. Learn ways to encourage and empower your child to independently problem-solve and feel good about themselves. Minimize power struggles and tantrums, while improving communication. You will walk away with strategies for encouraging positive behaviors and stopping the negative ones by developing both natural and logical consequences. Be the effective parent you want to be by bringing calm, joy and respect to your home. This class will take place from 6-7:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 11 at the District 54 Professional Learning Center, 522 E. Schaumburg Road, Schaumburg (enter through Door C1). Adults only. Child Behavior Flyer ABCs of Family Fitness – November 21 Most of us think about ABCs in terms of reading and writing. This class, guided by Melt Pilates and Yoga owner, personal trainer and yoga instructor Shannon Tampa, will focus on Abs, Biceps and Core. Support your child’s social emotional success by ensuring they stay healthy, challenged and engaged during this quality family time! This class will take place from 6-7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 21 at the District 54 Professional Learning Center, 522 E. Schaumburg Road, Schaumburg (enter through Door C1). ABCs of Fitness flyer To register please visit the SPU Online Form or for more information, contact Meg Kwak at 847-357-6586 or spu@nullsd54.org. Leave your name, contact information, the number of children needing childcare (free) and your child’s school. La Universidad Schaumburg para Padres – Clases de noviembre La idea de la Universidad para Padres es envolver más a los padres in la vida escolar, para fortalecer las relaciones familiares, y mejorar los conocimientos de crianza que finalmente resultarán en un mejor éxito académico, social y emocional del estudiante. Hay dos programas nocturnos para noviembre. El cuidado de niños está siempre disponible. Pasos para cambiar el comportamiento de un niño – 11 de noviembre Greta Nielsen, LCPC, NCC, directora clínica y psicoterapeuta de Clinical Care Consultants compartirá consejos, técnicas y herramientas para desarrollar habilidades de crianza y relaciones positivas con sus hijos. Aprenda maneras de alentar y capacitar a su hijo para resolver problemas de manera independiente y sentirse bien con el mismo. Minimice las luchas de poder y las rabietas, a medida que mejora la comunicación. Saldrá con estrategias para fomentar comportamientos positivos y detener los negativos mediante el desarrollo de consecuencias lógicas y naturales. Conviértase en el padre efectivo que quiere ser trayendo calma, alegría y respeto a tu hogar. Este evento tendrá lugar de 6 a 7:30 p.m. el 11 de noviembre de 2019, en el Centro de Aprendizaje Profesional del Distrito 54, 522 E. Schaumburg Road, Schaumburg (entrar por la puerta C1). Sólo para adultos. Comportamiento del niño ABC del estado fisico familiar – 21 de noviembre La mayoría de nosotros pensamos en los ABC en términos de lectura y escritura. Esta clase se centrará en abdominales, biceps y torso. ¡Venga y experimente un tiempo familiar de calidad y apoye el éxito social y emocional de su hijo/a asegurándose de que se mantenga saludable, desafiado y comprometido. Este evento tendrá lugar de 6 a 7 p.m. el 21 de noviembre de 2019, en el Centro de Aprendizaje Profesional del Distrito 54, 522 E. Schaumburg Road, Schaumburg (entrar por la puerta C1). ABC del estado fisico familiar Regístrese visitando https://goo.gl/TB49x7. Para obtener más información, comuníquese con Barb Velez al 847-357-5074 o spu@nullsd54.org. Por favor, dejar su nombre, información de contacto, número de participantes, número de niños necesitando cuidado de niños (gratis) y la escuela de su hijo/a. Hay interpretes disponibles pero deberá solicitar los mismos al registrarse. |
Schaumburg Parent University – November 2019
Important Dates – November 2019
Important Dates:
Thursday, November 7th – Read for the Record Day
Friday, November 8th – End of First Trimester
Monday, November 11th – Wear red, white and blue for Veteran’s Day
Tuesday, November 12th – PTA Meeting at 6:30 (child care provided)
Wednesday, November 13th – Join us for dinner! Our 1st PTA McTeacher’s Night at McDonalds is here!
Wednesday, November 20th – Report Cards Live for Viewing
Wednesday, November 27th to Friday, November 29th – Thanksgiving – No School
Principal’s Message – November 11th
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Dear Early Learning Center Community, We have a busy week planned at the ELC this week! Monday – To honor our Veterans and celebrate Veteran’s Day, we will be wearing red, white and blue tomorrow Tuesday – Please join us for our PTA meeting at 6:30 pm in the lounge, child care will be provided. We’ll begin with a short presentation on how our Sprouts Learn Through Play. We hope to see you there! Wednesday – Join us for McTeacher Night from 4-7 at the McDonald’s on 1070 N. Roselle Rd in Hoffman Estates! You can access more information here. Please remember to bring the fundraiser form to help the Early Learning Center PTA! This was a favorite evening last year for our families and staff! We hope to see you there! Thursday – Our new curriculum unit will begin this week too! Our new unit is the 3 Rs – Reduce, Recycle, and Reuse. Watch for more info coming home with your Sprouts soon. 5 Essentials Survey Once again we are reaching out to our families and asking you to participate in the annual Illinois 5Essentials Survey to provide us with your perspective and help guide our school improvement efforts. The parent survey will be available online through Feb. 14, 2020, at https://survey.5-essentials.org/Illinois. For more information, click here to read the letter from Superintendent Andy DuRoss. Para obtener más información, haga clic aquí para leer la carta del Superintendente Andy DuRoss. Weather Response: As winter weather is in gear, please see the link for information about our SD54 Weather Response Plan. https://sd54.org/resources/district-54-cold-weather-response-plan/. Parent Portal and Report Cards The end of the first trimester was Friday, November 8th. Parents have access to student online report cards on November 20, 2019 through the parent portal. All parents and guardians, who have not previously created a portal account, please contact our office to get your access code. This week we say goodbye to Ms. Kelly and thank her for her support during Ms. Carrie’s maternity leave. Ms. Carrie will return on Wednesday this week, we’re looking forward to welcoming her back to the ELC! Please see below for more info regarding School District 54 events and news. Wishing you all a great week, Julie Gorvett |
Principal’s Message – November 4th
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Dear Early Learning Center Community, We hope everyone had a nice weekend! This week we will be participating in Jumpstart’s Read for the Record. This event brings together millions of adults and children around the world each year to read the same book on the same day in order to raise awareness about the critical importance of early literacy. This year, Jumpstart is celebrating their 14th anniversary of Read for the Record on November 7, 2019, with the book Thank You, Omu! According to Jumpstart’s website, sharing high-quality picture books with young children is at the core of Jumpstart’s mission. Each year, Jumpstart selects a campaign book that fosters language and social-emotional development, honors the diversity in our world, has a strong narrative, and appeals to young children. That book is read across the country and around the world by adults and young readers on Read for the Record day. We’re excited to once again be participating in Read for the Record at the ELC and in District 54 this Thursday! Please ask your child on what they thought of the story when they come home on Thursday! From Our School Nurse This is a reminder to periodically examine your child’s head for lice. It is especially important to look behind the ears and at the nape of the neck, for crawling lice and nits. While the transmission of lice in school is not likely, it is good to get in the habit of checking your child’s head regularly. Please feel free to call the school nurse if you have questions about how to make this practice part of your routine at home. 5 Essentials Survey Once again we are reaching out to our families and asking you to participate in the annual Illinois 5Essentials Survey to provide us with your perspective and help guide our school improvement efforts. The parent survey will be available online through Feb. 14, 2020, at https://survey.5-essentials.org/Illinois. For more information, click here to read the letter from Superintendent Andy DuRoss. Para obtener más información, haga clic aquí para leer la carta del Superintendente Andy DuRoss. Weather Response As winter weather is in gear, please see the link for information about our SD54 Weather Response Plan. https://sd54.org/resources/district-54-cold-weather-response-plan/. Parent Portal and Report Cards The end of the first trimester will be on November 8. Parents will have access to student online report cards on November 20, 2019 through the parent portal. All parents and guardians, who have not previously created a portal account, please contact our office to get your access code. Looking forward to a great week ahead! Julie Gorvett |
Halloween Parade Cancelled
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Child Resource Centers November 2019
What is happening at the Centers?
*These are free and open groups for ages 0-5 within District 54 boundaries.*
Our Community Resource Centers offer parent-child activities for your family to explore all areas of child
development through play within a classroom setting. These community-based events provide
opportunities to build fine motor, gross motor, cognitive, literacy, language, and social-emotional skills.
We hope to see you there!
To access calendars and newsletters, please click on this link for more information
November centers will focus on Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
As a program we try to tie into the curriculum at the ELC – The next unit is as easy as 1 – 2 – 3 ! 1 – Reduce. 2 – Reuse. 3 – Recycle
For our youngest learners from birth to 3 – You might ask, “What does this have to do with me ?” While the importance of the “3R’s” is nothing new – Reduce, Reuse, Recycle starts with YOU ! From games & art -to- science & blocks – You will learn how and why the 3R’s ROCKS ! Please join us at our Community Resource Centers to learn creative ways Reducing, Reusing, and Recycling can benefit your family.
Developmental Topic – HEALTH – Keeping Germs Away
“It is not possible to prevent all illnesses. Everyone, including your child, is likely to get sick at one time or another. But there are things you can do to reduce the chances…Wash Your Hands : After using the bathroom, After changing your child’s diaper, After cleaning up messes, and Before cooking, eating or drinking.” (Parents as Teachers Development-Centered Parenting)
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Que va a pasar en los centros?
* Estos son grupos gratuitos y abiertos para niños de 0 a 5 años dentro de los límites del Distrito 54 .*
Nuestros Centros de Recursos Comunitarios ofrecen actividades para padres e hijos para que su familia
explore todas las áreas del desarrollo infantil a través del juego dentro del salon. Estos eventos basados
en la comunidad brindan oportunidades para desarrollar habilidades motoras finas, motoras gruesas,
cognitivas, de alfabetización, de lenguaje y socioemocionales. ¡Esperamos verlos ahí!
Para acceder a calendarios y boletines, visitanos aqui
Los centros de noviembre se enfocarán en Reducir, Reutilizar, Reciclar
En nuestro programa, tratamos de usar el plan de estudios en el ELC. ¡La siguiente tema es tan fácil como
1 – 2 – 3! 1 – Reducir. 2 – Reutilizar. 3 – Reciclar
Para nuestros alumnos más jóvenes desde el nacimiento hasta los 3 años de edad, puede preguntar: “¿Qué
tiene esto que ver conmigo?” La importancia de las “3R” no es nada nuevo: ¡reducir, reutilizar y reciclar comienza con USTED! Desde juegos y arte hasta ciencia y bloques: ¡aprenderá cómo y por qué hacer de las 3R! Únase a nosotros en nuestros Centros de recursos comunitarios para aprender formas
reativas de reducción, reutilización y reciclaje que pueden beneficiar a su familia.
Tema de Desarollo – SALUD – Mantener alejados a los gérmenes
“No es posible prevenir todas las enfermedades. Es probable que todos, incluido su hijo, se enfermen en un momento u otro. Pero hay cosas que puede hacer para reducir las posibilidades … Lava tus manos: Después de usar el baño, Después de cambiar el pañal de su hijo, Después de limpiar los desordenes, y Antes de cocinar, comer o beber “. (Padres son Maestros: Crianza centrada en el desarollo)
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¡Síguenos para obtener consejos útiles, estrategias y próximos eventos!
Principal’s Message – October 28, 2019
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Dear Early Learning Center Community, Can you believe that Halloween is this Thursday? We’re sure excited to celebrate with our costume parade and some fun classroom activities! With the fall weather settling in, please make sure your child is coming to school dressed for outside play and the weather. If we can, we play outside daily! From Our School Nurse This is a reminder to periodically examine your child’s head for lice. It is especially important to look behind the ears and at the nape of the neck, for crawling lice and nits. While the transmission of lice in school is not likely, it is good to get in the habit of checking your child’s head regularly. Please feel free to call the school nurse if you have questions about how to make this practice part of your routine at home. Halloween The ELC’s Halloween celebration will take place this Thursday, October 31st. Students should come dressed in their costumes to school that day. Our student parade will begin in the building at 8:15 am for our morning session and 11:45 am for our afternoon session. Weather permitting, we will parade outside of the building as well for parents. Parents are welcome to observe the parade from outside, and student dismissal is at our usual Thursday times. Halloween is a fun and special time of year for many children. In order to ensure the safety and well-being of all of our children, please keep in mind the following considerations:
We appreciate your support in following these guidelines so Halloween is enjoyable for all. 5 Essentials Survey Once again we are reaching out to our families and asking you to participate in the annual Illinois 5Essentials Survey to provide us with your perspective and help guide our school improvement efforts. The parent survey will be available online through Feb. 14, 2020, at https://survey.5-essentials.org/Illinois. For more information, click here to read the letter from Superintendent Andy DuRoss. Para obtener más información, haga clic aquí para leer la carta del Superintendente Andy DuRoss. Important Dates: Thursday, October 31st – Halloween Parade – weather permitting Tuesday, November 12th – PTA Meeting at 6:30 (child care provided) Wednesday, November 13th – Save the Date – Our 1st PTA McTeacher’s Night at McDonalds is right around the corner! More info to follow soon! Wednesday, November 27th – Friday, November 29th – Thanksgiving – No School Have a great weekend, Julie Gorvett & Kelly Dvoracek |
Schaumburg Parent University – October
Schaumburg Parent University – October classes
Schaumburg Parent University (SPU) is designed to involve more parents in the life of the school, to strengthen family relationships, and to improve parenting skills that will ultimately result in improved student success academically, socially and emotionally. There are two evening programs scheduled for October. Please note that child care is always available.
Escape Room Family Math Night – Oct. 23
Locked boxes and puzzles to solve. Unlock the fun as you put your family’s numeracy skills to the test. Can you escape these math rooms? Come for a fun and educational experience of problem solving, creative and logical thinking and collaboration. Practice important mathematical skills and language through games and puzzles. Parents, guardians and students in kindergarten through sixth grade are welcome. This workshop will take place from 6:30-8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 23 at the District 54 Professional Learning Center, 522 E. Schaumburg Road, Schaumburg. Math Night Flyer
Stress Management for Anxious Children – Oct. 24
When children are anxious, their parents can become anxious as well. Join Dr. McGrath, Ph.D., Clinical Director of the Center for Anxiety and OCD at Alexian Brothers Behavioral Health Hospital, as he talks about how to work with your anxious child so that they learn to face their fears. Learn to allow them to feel anxious without rescuing them from the experience. (Before the presentation, the PTA Council will have a short meeting to adopt its audit report and approve its budget for the year.) This workshop will take place from 6:30-8 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 24 at the District 54 Professional Learning Center, 522 E. Schaumburg Road, Schaumburg. Stress Management Flyer
Principal’s Message – October 21st
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Dear Early Learning Center Community, We sure packed a lot of learning into the short week last week! Thanks to everyone who supported our PTA Book Fair during conferences. If you haven’t yet joined the PTA this year, it’s not too late! You can access the membership form here. From Our School Nurse: This is a reminder to periodically examine your child’s head for lice. It is especially important to look behind the ears and at the nape of the neck, for crawling lice and nits. While the transmission of lice in school is not likely, it is good to get in the habit of checking your child’s head regularly. Please feel free to call the school nurse if you have questions about how to make this practice part of your routine at home. District 54 Community Resource Center Calendar and Newsletter: Our October calendars and newsletters are available on our website. You can access them in English and Spanish here. This Wednesday at the Hoffman Estates Police Department our Parent Educators are hosting a Halloween Safety Family Fun Night. We hope some of you will join us for the family fun from 4:30 – 6:00. Costumes are welcomed and encouraged! For more info, check out their newsletter! Picture Retake Day: This Thursday, October 24th has been set aside for the Early Learning Center picture retake day. If your child was absent for Picture Day in September, now is your opportunity to get one done. You should have received your child’s pictures last week. If not, please feel free to check in with your child’s teacher about student pictures. Halloween: With Halloween right around the corner, we’ve already had some questions in regards to our Halloween parade and costumes. The ELC’s Halloween celebration will take place on Thursday, October 31st. Students should come dressed in their costumes to school that day. Our student parade will begin in the building at 8:15 am for our morning session and 11:45 pm for our afternoon session. Weather permitting, we will parade outside of the building as well for parents. Parents are welcome to observe the parade from outside, and student dismissal is at our usual Thursday times. Halloween is a fun and special time of year for many children. In order to ensure the safety and well-being of all of our children, please keep in mind the following considerations:
We appreciate your support in following these guidelines so Halloween is enjoyable for all. Looking forward to another great week, Julie Gorvett & Kelly Dvoracek
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Picture Retake Day – Thursday, October 24th
Thursday, October 24th has been set aside for the Early Learning Center picture retake day. If your child was absent for Picture Day in September, now is your opportunity to get one done. We are hopeful that pictures will arrive soon and more information will follow for our retake day. Stay tuned and keep an eye on your student’s backpack.