Inclusion at SISD

We're all taught as children to say "please" and "thank you." But did you know that practicing gratitude can lead to a more satisfying life? Here are 3 steps to practice gratitude:  Actively notice the good things in your life Savor those things Express gratitude to yourself, write it in a journal, or say thank you to someone else! How can you and your families express gratitude this week? Watch the video below if you'd like to know more. The Power of Gratitude

Welcome, Bienvenue, Willkommen, Ahlan Wa sahlan  to the inclusion at SISD blog! We are so excited to have you here. We will use this space where we will share helpful hints, celebrate success, and promote awareness of inclusion at SISD. Please contact us if you have any questions or comments. Happy reading!

All parents want to help their children thrive. Here's a seven year old's perspective on how parents can support healthy brain development and raise successful children. 

Home learning can be challenging for students of all ages. However, taking time to support your child with their tasks can also provide a valuable opportunity for you to connect with them and to enhance their learning.  Arrange an area that is just for home learning. This should be a well-lit area that is away from distractions and has all necessary supplies (paper, pencils, etc.). Having a designated area will signal to your child that this is the place to do work and will help them focus.  Schedule a time that is dedicated for home tasks. Similar to having a designated space, having a set time to do home learning will help structure your child's day. Following an afternoon snack and quick break is often a good time for scheduled home learning time. Set goals with your child . Maybe your child wants to read more challenging books. Maybe they want to improve their multiplication skills. Setting goals with your child can help them self-assess, plan for the future, and reflect...