Save the Date for...

INTERNATIONAL DAY!

A celebration of all that is Special about North Street!

Please join us for student performances and presentations, including:

v   PreK Kick-Off

v   Art Show (K, 1, 2)

v   Spring Music Concert (K, 1, 2)

v   Student Dance Performances

v   Library Research Presentations

v   Potluck Snacks (We welcome you to bring your favorite family cultural dish!)

WHEN: Saturday, March 11, 9:30-2 p.m.

WHERE: North Street School

Please keep an eye out for more details, including performance times.

WE NEED YOUR TALENTS!

Do you have a special skill or expertise that you would like to share with the North Street community?

We are looking for fun activities to take place throughout the day on March 11, and we would love to have parent volunteers lead those activities! Such activities could include (but are not limited to!) origami, henna, weaving, sewing, lego building, games, etc.!

If you are interested in leading an activity on Saturday, March 11, please contact North Street’s music teacher, Caroline Golschneider, at cgolschneider@wlps.org.

THANK YOU!

Greetings North Street School Friends!

Maximize your MOVEMENT during August with this fun activity calendar:)

We completed 100 exercises for the 100th Day of School :)

Lets Stay Healthy Through The Holidays:

Stay FIT:

http://adventuretofitness.com/winter-break-2015

Have Fun and Stay Safe this Halloween!

Fire Prevention Week!

     Its Fire Prevention Week here at North Street School. Our students are learning about how to stay safe if there was ever a fire. On Thursday, members of the WLFD will be at North Street School talking about Fire Safety. Here are some Fire Safety links to continue the conversation at home.

• Sparky the Fire Dog: 
• Check your Smoke Detectors: 
• Fire Safety Song

Back To School 2015-2016

A Germ-free Classroom 

Minimizing the risk of illness is a healthy idea. Below are some ways to keep your classroom and school healthy, all year long. Educate your students and make them aware of their part and responsibility in helping keep your school environment and themselves healthy. Well-maintained schools not only minimize the spread of germs and illnesses but they also make students, school personnel and parents feel safe, valued and respected.

• Always cover coughs and sneezes. Teach students to cough into their elbows. 
• Keep hands away from the eyes, nose and mouth.
• Wash hands often! Put sticky notes around to remind everyone. Students can police one another too!
• Learn how to keep your mouth off the drinking fountain and these should be cleaned daily.   
• Don't share water bottles, hair brushes, or make up.   
• Exercise! It keeps the immune system healthy.  
• Sleep. Nothing cures and readies the body more than sleep.
• Backpacks. Have students wash their backpacks every weekend.    

Have a safe and healthy school year.

February:

SCOOTER BOARDS!

Scooter Boards help students develop balance, core strength, cooperation, and rules of the road. Students will be taking a "drivers test" to earn their scooter license. Once their license is earned, they can drive around "Scooter City"!