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Eleven
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7.
Library Summer Reading Clubs
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Invite the children's librarian from your local public library to visit your school and explain the exciting events they have planned. Help each child get their own library card. |
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8.
Brochure
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Let your present students help you design a brochure to welcome the new students. Fold a piece of paper in thirds to make the brochure. They could include special events and field trips, what they will learn, etc. |
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9.
Family Picnic
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Plan a picnic, pot luck, skating party, or other fun outing for children and their families. |
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10.
Video or Tape
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Make a cassette tape or video of your students singing their favorite songs, saying their favorite rhymes, reading their favorite books, etc. |
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11.
ABC
Yearbook
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Create an alphabet book using your students' pictures, as well as pictures of special events, daily routines, and special memories from the school year. For example: "A is for Anya, Alberto, art, animals, apples." "B is for Brenda, Benathan, books, bears, bird watching, and bubbles," etc. Run off a copy for each child in your room. |
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