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We will be back in class on Tuesday, January 2nd, 2024!...
Today, your student practiced a Shelter-in-Place drill at school. The purpose of this drill is to secure staff, students, and visitors into the school building to minimize their exposure to a potential threat outside of the classroom such as a weather event, chemical contamination or terrorist attack. The plan, when implemented, serves to minimize the risk of injury or death to students, staff, faculty and any visitors who are on campus at the time of the threat. During a Shelter-in-Place...
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Welcome to December! I hope everyone is doing well. Below is the latest classroom update: We continue to do more fun fall-related activities within our weekly Motor Language Group sessions with Ms. Burd (SLP) and Ms. Danielle (OT). Students made a turkey using colored feathers. We also made rain clouds for two weeks. Students worked on solidifying weather vocabulary and fine motor pinching skills as they dropped food coloring onto shaving cream in a jar of water. In literacy, we are officially on...
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Hello Room 211 Families, I hope everyone has settled into their new fall routine. The weather is changing and the holidays are fast approaching! Here is an update on what your child has been up to while at school! Our new theme is Fall Fun! In Motor Language Group (MLG), we’ve been making Turkey soup and working on the preposition ‘in.’ In our soup, we put in pizza, pretzels, tomatoes, celery, eggs, and more. Yum! In literacy, we’ve been learning to play a word...
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ARC of King County Services Please join the Issaquah Special Services Department in partnership with The Arc of King County’s Rachel Nemhauser, Director of Information and Family Support, and Jae Kim, MSW, Information and Resource Program Manager, for an exploration of services available in King County and Washington State for people covering the array of community resources for students with Developmental Disabilities and their families. This informative and informal conversation is a great opportunity to find out what help is available, and to get your...