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Morgan FitzgeraldAugust 20176410 118th Ave N Largo, FL 33773

727-547-7046Tera Booze-Hudson

TBH Aliyah DeBolt, Naomi Jenkins, &

Keishanette Perez

Greetings parents and friends, I would like to welcome you to the 21st CCLC at Morgan Fitzgerald R’Club for the 2017/2018 school year. We are very excited to have your child in our program this year. We have many activities and events planned for the upcoming months. We look forward to working closely with you this year, to offer your family the highest quality extended learning program around. Please feel free to stop by and visit us at anytime. Your input and support are always welcome.Parent Reminders:

All Students MUST be signed in and out by an adult each day. R’Club Hours of Operation are 7:00am-6:00pm. Parents who pick up after 6:00pm will be charged a $10 late pick up fee. Please refer to the fee policy for

details. Please notify R’Club if your child will be absent from the afternoon program. Students are required to adhere to the attendance policy outlined in 21st CCLC Statement of Commitment; in

order to maintain eligibility for the 21st CCLC grant. If there are any changes to your emergency contact information please let the director know as soon as

possible

To All the Students and Staff Celebrating

Birthdays in August!!

Thank you to all of the students, parents, and staff for

making our summer a huge success. We appreciate all of

To All the Students and Staff Celebrating

Birthdays in August!!

Thank you to all of the students, parents, and staff for

making our summer a huge success. We appreciate all of

Is your child tired of the same old cheeseburgers for dinner? Mix things up by making this simple and easy cheeseburger pie that the whole family will love! Not only will he explore cooking techniques, they will hone their fine motor skills.

August Word of the Month ---- RespectTreating yourself and others with courtesy and consideration.

Fall Open House

Tuesday August 22nd 5:30-6:00pm

Speaker: Lori Taylor

Morgan Fitzgerald 6th Grade Guidance Counselor

“Ways Parents Can Get Involve with Their Children’s Education During the Middle School Years”

Each Friday Morning at 7:30am-8:00am

KidKnits is a service project. Through knitting the KidKnits hat, students are helping to support 35 women in Rwanda and 16 women in Chile with employment and empowerment to better their lives. While students are knitting their hats, they will also get a chance to reflect on what character traits make a global leader and they will get a chance to understand their own leadership style. Hats will then be sent to orphans in Haiti.

What You Need: 1 pound of lean hamburger1 celery stalk, 1 small onion,1 small carrotPinch of saltDash of pepperMedium sauté pan1 cup shredded Monterey jack cheese½ cup Bisquick1 cup milk2 eggs

What You Do: 1. 1. Help your child wash and chop the celery and carrot into small chunks along with the

onion. Using a chef’s knife is an essential kitchen skill, but should be supervised by an adult!2. 2. Now he can add the carrot, celery, onion, and lean hamburger into a medium sized sauté

pan and simmer over medium heat.3. 3. Once the meat has started to brown, invite your child to add the salt and pepper. Give

everything another stir, and then remove from the heat.4. 4. In another bowl, your child can begin mixing the Bisquick, eggs, and milk whisking until

everything is nice and smooth.

Is your child tired of the same old cheeseburgers for dinner? Mix things up by making this simple and easy cheeseburger pie that the whole family will love! Not only will he explore cooking techniques, they will hone their fine motor skills.

What You Need: 1 pound of lean hamburger1 celery stalk, 1 small onion,1 small carrotPinch of saltDash of pepperMedium sauté pan1 cup shredded Monterey jack cheese½ cup Bisquick1 cup milk2 eggs

What You Do: 1. 1. Help your child wash and chop the celery and carrot into small chunks along with the

onion. Using a chef’s knife is an essential kitchen skill, but should be supervised by an adult!2. 2. Now he can add the carrot, celery, onion, and lean hamburger into a medium sized sauté

pan and simmer over medium heat.3. 3. Once the meat has started to brown, invite your child to add the salt and pepper. Give

everything another stir, and then remove from the heat.4. 4. In another bowl, your child can begin mixing the Bisquick, eggs, and milk whisking until

everything is nice and smooth.

Neu●ron /’n(y)oo rän/

Noun – a specialized cell transmitting nerve impulses; a nerve cell

Make a Neuron

A neuron is a nerve cell used to transmit information by electrical and chemical signaling. Did you ever wonder what a neuron looks like? Well now is your chance to create your very own neuron from everyday materials around your house!

Materials: Wire, 65 Beads

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Closed for In-service

Day for School Age

& Middle School Centers

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Projects:Media SmartDive Into Art

Celebration of Latin HeritageFrom Atom to

OrganismLet’s Rock-

Human ImpactUp and Atom

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From Atom to Organism

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