Willingboro Township Public Schools

Attn Chimera Community: The Willingboro School District partnered with Target, a renowned leader in corporate social responsibility, to distribute school supplies to each of our district schools. The donated school supplies include a wide range of items, such as notebooks, pens, pencils, erasers, backpacks, art supplies, and much more. These essential resources will assist students in their educational pursuits and start them off on a successful school year. The collaborative effort between The Willingboro School District and Target exemplifies the power of community partnerships in addressing critical needs within our education system. Working together can create an environment where students can access the necessary resources for a quality education.

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Daily Parent Engagement Messages Wednesday, September 27, 2023 A bookmark can help your child read smoothly - https://tpitip.com/?13ia40345

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Daily Parent Engagement Messages Monday, September 11, 2023 Finish the day on a positive note - https://tpitip.com/?13iK40345

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Daily Parent Engagement Messages Wednesday, September 06, 2023 Create a bright poster to keep goals in sight - https://tpitip.com/?13iF40345

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Daily Parent Engagement Messages Thursday, August 24, 2023 Here's an easy formula for helping with math - https://tpitip.com/?13hX40345

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Daily Parent Engagement Messages: Thursday, August 17, 2023 Wait out your child's stormy mood - https://tpitip.com/?13hQ40345

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Review the rules that keep your child safe on the school bus - https://tpitip.com/?13hN40345

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Shine a light on time zones Conduct a time-zone demonstration to help your child understand why people in other parts of the world may be eating dinner when your family is just waking up. Here's how: Get a globe (or a ball) and have your child put a sticky note on your location. Turn off the lights and shine a flashlight on the globe. Explain that the sun lights only part of the ball at one time. As the Earth turns, sunlight hits different parts of the surface. https://tpitip.com/?13hK40345

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Set expectations that motivate success Children care how their families view them, and they usually live up to expectations. So set expectations that will motivate your child's best efforts. As you prepare for the coming school year, make a list of high (but realistic) expectations for your child, such as working hard, turning in schoolwork on time, etc. Discuss it together. Once school starts, be consistent. Help your child take pride in progress and express your belief that your child will be successful in school. https://tpitip.com/?13hJ40345

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Today's Tip for Families 08-09-2023 Teach the basic rules of self-protection Parents can't always be with their children, so they must teach them to protect themselves. Make sure your child can provide a full name, address and phone number, and knows whom it is safe to share this information with. Teach your child how to call 9-1-1 in an emergency, and what an emergency is. Review the safest routes to and from school, the bus stop and other frequently visited places. And explain that it's important to tell you if something someone does or says makes your child feel uneasy. https://tpitip.com/?13hI40345

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