Archives for December 2015

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Parents and Teachers…take a look at the neurological wonders behind playing a musical instrument. Not to be ignored!

With the recent global events of the past weeks, we recognize the importance of being prepared for both natural and “manmade” disasters. They can happen at any time and anywhere – at work, home, school, neighborhood, and in the community at large.
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Depending on your need, here is an important link to resources provided by:

in cooperation with:

Be sure to read, make copies to have on hand, and share with others.

Great Activity at home or in class!

Kwanzaa Activities for Children emphasize the concept of unity (another principal of Kwanzaa) by having the children make chains in Kwanzaa colors.

• Cut strips of construction paper in red, green and black.
• Provide a marker and have each child write their name on a strip.
• As you make circles and link the chain together it shows that the children are united in friendship.
• Decorate the room with this Kwanzaa chain.

To learn more about Kwanzaa, visit: