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tips for school success

we@sel together for social emotional learning in october

tips for schoolsuccesswe@sel together for social emotional learning inoctober
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Here we are in October already.


In the flyer you will find tips on homework, time management, working with teachers and community resources. Hopefully, you might find something that helps you and your elementary school child. If you are to starting notice changes in their attitude about school, there is a good read below. Videos for your enjoyment as well.


Everything is clickable and don't forget to browse the families and teen sites too. I hope you all have a nice October!


Linda Campbell

student services

school counsellor

time management for kids
no more homework battles
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helping your child succeed in elementary school

http://kidshealth.org/parent/positive/learning/school-help-elementary.html#cat169

Everyone feels overwhelmed at times

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3 Signs It’s Time to Talk With Your Child’s Teacher

Email is often a good way to communicate with your child’s teacher.

Asking the teacher to clarify something can help you work together as a team.

Don’t let problems fester—ask questions sooner rather than later.


Read more here.

https://www.understood.org/en/school-learning/partnering-with-childs-school/working-with-childs-teacher/3-signs-its-time-to-talk-with-your-childs-teacher

just a click away for lots of ideas for families
another click for those with teens
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Sometimes it’s not what you say but how you say it. If you want to effectively communicate with your child’s teacher, try these sentence starters.

  • “I’m concerned about my child’s...”

  • “Help me understand...”

  • “What was the goal of this assignment?”

  • “Have you considered...”

  • “I’ve noticed...”

  • “It seems as if she has a harder time doing __ when __.”

  • “Her IEP provides her with __. How does that look in the classroom?”

  • “How can I help?”

Geri Coleman Tucker

Smiling Mind

Smiling Mind

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eating together for fun, food and conversation

http://thefamilydinnerproject.org
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community resources in sd57

Child and Youth Mental Health Program

Support to children, youth, and/or their families who are facing a difficult time.
۰ stress management ۰ anger management
۰ grief and loss ۰ depression or anxiety
۰ suicide risk assessment ۰ relationship or family issues


McBride: 250-569-2266 250-569-2200 fax rvssmcbride@telus.net
Valemount: 250-566-9107 250-566-0011 fax rvssvalemount@telus.net


Traumatic Grief Education Support Group HOPE * GRIEF * SUPPORT
There is a new eight-week homicide/suicide (or any other traumatic death) loss and grief educational support group for the first time in Prince George. The group provides the safety and space we need to heal. Place: PRINCE GEORGE TBA

Dates: Tuesdays, September 30 to November 25, 2014 (No class November 11th)
Time: 6:30 – 8:30 PM

Info: Kim Dixon (250) 561-8033, kimdixon@bcsspg.org; or Denise Torgerson (250) 563-2551 or email dtorgerson@hospiceprincegeorge.ca


ITSY BITSY YOGA

Parents learn dozens of poses to soothe and support their babies' development.
TOT Itsy Bitsy Yoga offers a yoga class that complements a tot's curiosity and exploration of movement.
No cost
SIGN UP is required ahead of time.
BABY Itsy Bitsy Yoga (Ages: 3 weeks - early crawling) Fridays 11 am- 12 pm
TOT Itsy Bitsy Yoga (Ages: Crawling - 24 months) Fridays 9:30 - 10:30 am
Location: AiMHi 950 Kerry Street
We will be running 4 week sessions periodically from Sept thru June. Contact for dates.
IDP @ 250-564-6408 ex 247, 248, 249, or 274 or by email at idp@aimhi.ca


Parenting After Separating

Contact the Family Justice Centre at 250-565-4222.

French | Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre

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Parents & Caregivers | Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre

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See and share 'The Greatest' Pass it On commercial about optimism | Values.com

See and share 'The Greatest' Pass it On commercial about optimism | Values.com

A little boy uses optimistic thinking to become the greatest pitcher in the world. See this inspirational Pass it On commercial at Values.com.

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The Dot
The Dot Song
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Linda Campbell

student services

school counsellor

Email: lcambpell@sd57.bc.ca
Website: https://www.smore.com/1kbbv
Location: Prince George, BC, Canada
Twitter: @weaselwe

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