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DATE: MARCH 26, 2019
Activity #1– Make a Burger
Opening Activity: Team Huddle
Skills Focus: Math Accuplacer
Due to the Acuplacer, today will be a study time
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DATE: MARCH 25, 2019
Activity #1– Make a Burger
Opening Activity: Team Huddle
Skills Focus: Teamwork, Trust-Building
- Students are to work in groups to make a full hamburger that starts with a top bun, and that has pickle, lettuce, tomato, cheese, meat and the bottom bun in that order.
- One of the ingredients is taped to a student’s back and the students work together to find all the necessary ingredients and then line up in order. The first group to do so correctly wins.
- All the ingredients must be in order - if you want to win.
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DATE: MARCH 21, 2019 
- TOPIC: Professionalism and Team Work
- Negotiation, critical thinking, communication, time management
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- We all have days when our list of tasks is huge and the amount of time we have to complete them just isn’t. When time is tight and your agenda is packed, you’ve got to prioritize tasks and work efficiently! Our activity today will give you the opportunity to practice just that. You will be given a long list of tasks to complete in a limited time frame. Good Luck
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DATE: MARCH 19 and 20, 2019
- TOPIC: Problem Solving and Team Work
- Negotiation, critical thinking, communication
Effective problem solving does take some time and attention more of the latter than the former. But less time and attention than is required by a problem not well solved.
- We will be working on solving problems.
- Each team will be given a problem to work out on paper ans well as in a small skit.
- The skit will be performed in class tomorrow.
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DATE: MARCH 18, 2019
- TOPIC: Team dleWork
- Team Huddle
- Study Time
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MARCH 15, 2019
Today is "B" Club Day!
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DATE: MARCH 14, 2019
- TOPIC: Study Time
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DATE: MARCH13, 2019
- TOPIC: Study Time
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DATE: MARCH12, 2019
- TOPIC: Professionalism and Team Work
- Working Together
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No-Hands Cup Stacking Challenge
 This hands-on group challenge is an exercise in patience and perseverance, not to mention a total blast!
Each person in the group holds on to one of the strings attached to the rubber band, and as a group, they use this device to pick up the cups (by pulling the rubber band apart and then bringing it back together over the cups) and place them on top of each other in order to build a pyramid.
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Highest Pyramid wins.
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What They Will Practice:
Critical-thinking and problem-solving skills, teamwork, patience
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DATE: MARCH 7, 2019
- TOPIC: Professionalism and Team Work
- Communication/Listening Skills
Pair students and have them line up at one end of the room. One person from each pair shoulDd put on the blindfold. The sighted person must guide their partner across the room and give them clear oral instructions (without touching them) to help them avoid the obstacles. When each team reaches the far side of the room, partners can switch roles and repeat the exercise. - The team that completes the course fist wins.
- Everytime you walk into something, you must count to five beforing moving forward.
What You Will Be Practicing: Communication, listening skills, respect (taking the task and their partner’s safety seriously), flexibility
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DATE: MARCH 6, 2019
- TOPIC: Professionalism and Team Work
- Card Negotiation
Sometimes to get ahead in life, you have to know how to negotiate. The objective of this lesson is for teams to trade and barter for pieces of cards to match up with the pieces they already have and ultimately end up with as many complete playing cards as possible.
The goal of the game is for the students to use their negotiation skills with the other teams in order to gain as many complete as many cards as possible for their team. The team with the most cards wins.
What you’ll practice: Negotiation, communication, interpersonal skills
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DATE: MARCH 5, 2019
- TOPIC: Professionalism
- It is FUN getting to know each other!
- Finish Survivor Activity
- Group work - almost all professional jobs require working in teams. This activity will help sharpen your team skills.
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DATE: MARCH 4, 2019
- TOPIC: Professionalism
- It is FUN getting to know each other!
- Survivor Activity
- Group work - almost all professional jobs require working in teams. This activity will help sharpen your team skills.
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Professionalism in High School
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DATE: FEBRUARY 27, 2019
TOPIC: Professionalism  - Today we will do our interviews.
- You will have 5 minutes to get ready.
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DATE: FEBRUARY 26, 2019
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DATE: FEBRUARY 22, 2019
FEBRUARY is BLACK HISTORY month
HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW ABOUT BLACK HISTORY.
Fill in the chart follow directions at the bottom of the sheet. Place it in your class folder.
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 FEBRUARY 22, 2019
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PLEASE VISIT THE FOLLOWING LINK and TAKE the SURVEY
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- PRESENTATIONS TODAY
- TOPIC: Role Models
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A role model is a person whose behavior, example, or success is or can be emulated by others, especially by younger people.
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YOUR ASSIGNMENT:
Make a poster which includes all of the following….
Pick a ROLE Model
-Name of Role Model
-A picture of your role model
-Why you picked them
-What qualities do they possess that you would like to have?
-Why do you admire them?
-What do you hope to learn from them?
- How do they inspire you to be a better person?
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-You will give your presentation on Thursday
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LEC is having a Lip Sync Battle on March 12 from 6:30 - 8:30 at the Civic Center. There can only be 20 acts with entry fees varying depending on your group’s size. So sign up soon at the LEC front Office by March 9. See you there on March 12 for a great time and a way to support your friends and school!
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Yearbooks are on sale for $35. See Ms. Regan or Ms. Sawyer to order yours today!
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Prom t-shirts are on sale for $12. The shirt will be blue with white writing. See Mrs. Testa to buy your shirt today!
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On Thursday, February 21st there will be a Movie afternoon event in the CCCC Library. They will show The Shape of Water. There are snacks.
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The LEC Talent Show is coming up on April 2nd...auditions for the Talent Show will be held with Mrs. Sanders in late February/early March (date to be determined). Please see Mrs. Sanders for more details. The top 3 winners in the Talent Show will receive prize money!
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Seniors - Plan to take the Work Keys test on April 2.
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DATE: FEBRUARY 20, 2019 
NO TUTORING TODAY
CONTINUE WORKING ON YOUR PROJECT. PRACTICE YOUR
PRESENTATION.
- TOPIC: Role Models
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A role model is a person whose behavior, example, or success is or can be emulated by others, especially by younger people.
- You will do research on "How to Choose a Role Model."
- Here is a link you are expected to visit for your research.
- HERE IS A LINK TO THE POWERPOINT PRESENTATION.
- WE WILL BE DOING THIS all WEEK.
- Once you understand the topic, you will choose a role model.
- You are required to make a poster and then present your "Role Model" to the class.
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YOUR ASSIGNMENT:
Make a poster which includes all of the following….
Pick a ROLE Model
-Name of Role Model
-A picture of your role model
-Why you picked them
-What qualities do they possess that you would like to have?
-Why do you admire them?
-What do you hope to learn from them?
- How do they inspire you to be a better person?
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-You will give your presentation on Thursday
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FEBRUARY 18 and 19, 2019
TOPIC: Role Models-
A role model is a person whose behavior, example, or success is or can be emulated by others, especially by younger people.
- You will do research on "How to Choose a Role Model."
- Here is a link you are expected to visit for your research.
- HERE IS A LINK TO THE POWERPOINT PRESENTATION.
- WE WILL BE DOING THIS all WEEK.
- Once you understand the topic, you will choose a role model.
- You are required to make a poster and then present your "Role Model" to the class.
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YOUR ASSIGNMENT:
Make a poster which includes all of the following….
Pick a ROLE Model
-Name of Role Model
-A picture of your role model
-Why you picked them
-What qualities do they possess that you would like to have?
-Why do you admire them?
-What do you hope to learn from them?
- How do they inspire you to be a better person?
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FEBRUARY 15, 2019
Today is "B" Club Day!
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ANNOUNCEMENTS - FEBRUARY 14, 2019
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Yearbooks are on sale for $35. See Ms. Regan or Ms. Sawyer to order yours today!
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Juniors are taking the ACT next Wednesday, February 20. Meet at 8:00 A.M. at the Civic Center.
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Prom t-shirts are on sale for $12. The shirt will be blue with white writing. See Mrs. Testa to buy your shirt today!
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Today, February 14th CCCC Student Activities Department and the SGA invite you to Valentine's Day fundraiser. The SGA will be selling Valentine themed helium balloons, while supplies last, in the newly renovated Student Center on Valentine's Day. Those participating in the fundraiser will be able to select the balloon they would like, have it filled on site, and tied with ribbon to take with them. Balloons will be $2.00. Come out and let us help you celebrate your loved ones!
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Next Thursday, February 21st there will be a Movie afternoon event in the CCCC Library. They will show The Shape of Water. There are snacks.
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The LEC Talent Show is coming up on April 2nd...auditions for the Talent Show will be held with Mrs. Sanders in late February/early March (date to be determined). Please see Mrs. Sanders for more details. The top 3 winners in the Talent Show will receive prize money!
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Finally, Happy Valentine's Day!
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DATE: FEBRUARY 13, 2019
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DATE: FEBRUARY 12, 2019  
- TOPIC: Service Learning
- Valentines Cards for LEC
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DATE: FEBRUARY 11, 2019
- TOPIC: INTEGRITY Huddle
- It is FUN getting to know each other!
- What does it mean to have integrity and is it important.
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DATE: FEBRUARY 8, 2019
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DATE: FEBRUARY 7, 2019  
- TOPIC: EMPATHY
- Empathy is the capacity to understand or feel what another person is experiencing from within their frame of reference, that is, the capacity to place oneself in another's position.
- You will finish your stations today.
- WE WILL BE DOING AN ESCAPE ROOM ACTIVITY THIS WEEK.
- I WILL ALSO START HAVING ONE-ON-ONE MEETINGS WITH YOU ALL.
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DATE: FEBRUARY 6, 2019
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DATE: FEBRUARY 5, 2019
- TOPIC: EMPATHY
- Empathy is the capacity to understand or feel what another person is experiencing from within their frame of reference, that is, the capacity to place oneself in another's position.
- You will do Station 3 and 4 today.
- WE WILL BE DOING AN ESCAPE ROOM ACTIVITY THIS WEEK.
- I WILL ALSO START HAVING ONE-ON-ONE MEETINGS WITH YOU ALL.
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WEEK of JANUARY 28, 2019
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DATE: FEBRUARY 1, 2019 
- TOPIC: Monthly Meeting in Gym
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DATE: JANUARY 31, 2019 
ANNOUNCEMENTS: 
Candy Grams are on sale again this semester for Valentine's Day. If you buy a "Mega Gram" it will give you admission to a party in the gym from 2-2:45 on Valentine's Day (Thursday 2/14).
School Announcements:
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Prom t-shirts are on sale for $12. The shirt will be blue with white writing. See Mrs. Testa to buy your shirt today!
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Ms. Regan’s advisory is currently doing a coat drive to help those in need in the Sanford community. We are starting to collect items from January 22nd until February 6th. Some things that we would like to collect are hats,coats, socks, scarfs, etc. We would like to gather as many pieces of clothing as possible in order to give back to the community to keep them warm during the cold.
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Valentine's Candy Grams are on sale now until Monday February 11th. $4-card, candy, and present, $5-add message on announcements, $7-you and your guest get to get out of class on Valentine's Day from 2-2:45. See Mrs. Testa for details.
Spanish translations
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Las camisetas para el Prom estan a la venta por $12. Las camisetas seran azul con letras blancas. Communiquese con Mrs. Testa para comprar sus camisetas hoy!
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La clase consultiva de Ms. Regan estaran recojiendo ropa de invierno para ayudar a la gente de Sanford que este en nececidad. Estaremos colectando desde el 22 de Enero hasta el 6 de Febrero. Algunas cosas que nos gustarian son gorros, abrigos, medias, bufandas, etc. Nos gustaria recojer lo mas posible para poder devolver a la comunidad.
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DATE: JANUARY 30, 2019 
- TOPIC: Tutoring
- You will receive help in your lowest subject.
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DATE: JANUARY 29, 2019
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DATE: JANUARY 28, 2019
- TOPIC: FAMILY HUDDLE DAY
- Today is our "FAMILY HUDDLE DAY."
- It is FUN getting to know each other!
- Please also remember that there is one more week left to this month. Please be sure your wellness activities are all complete.
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WEEK of JANUARY 25
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- JANUARY 25, 2019
- TOPIC: FAMILY FUN DAY
- Today is our "Family Fun Day."
- I have some games for you to play.
IMPORTANT:
Please see me if you would like your club changed.
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- JANUARY 24, 2019
- TOPIC: SERVICE LEARNING
- Today is our "Service Learning Day." We will be folding bags for the PTO store. All students are expected to participate.
- Please also remember that there is one more week left to this month. Please be sure your wellness activities are all complete.
Announcements for today: https://youtu.be/3ZfDCMuhBQM
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LEC Prom Committee will be holding an Activity Night tomorrow on Friday, January 25th from 4:00-6:00 in the gym. We will be showing The Avengers Infinity War and will have games and concessions. Tickets are $3 for 1 and $5 for 2. Non-LEC people are welcome to attend. See Mrs. Testa for tickets.
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Prom t-shirts are on sale for $12. The shirt will be blue with white writing. See Mrs. Testa to buy your shirt today!
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Ms. Regan’s advisory is currently doing a coat drive to help those in need in the Sanford community. We are starting to collect items from January 22nd until February 6th. Some things that we would like to collect are hats,coats, socks, scarfs, etc. We would like to gather as many pieces of clothing as possible in order to give back to the community to keep them warm during the cold.
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El comité de prom De LEC va a tener una noche de actividades el Viernes 25 de enero a las 4:00-6:00 pm. Vamos a enseñar The Avengers infinity war y vamos a tener juegos y vender concesiones. Los tickets se benderan a $3 por 1 ticket y $5 por 2. También gente que no es de la escuela de Lec pueden ir. Vean a Mrs.Testa para los tickets.
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Las camisetas para el Prom estan a la venta por $12. Las camisetas seran azul con letras blancas. Communiquese con Mrs. Testa para comprar sus camisetas hoy!
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La clase consultiva de Ms. Regan estaran recojiendo ropa de invierno para ayudar a la gente de Sanford que este en nececidad. Estaremos colectando desde el 22 de Enero hasta el 6 de Febrero. Algunas cosas que nos gustarian son gorros, abrigos, medias, bufandas, etc. Nos gustaria recojer lo mas posible para poder devolver a la comunidad.
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- JANUARY 23, 2019
- TOPIC: FAMILY DAY
- Today is our "FAMILY DAY."
- It is FUN getting to know each other!
- Please also remember that there is one more week left to this month. Please be sure your wellness activities are all complete.
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JANUARY 22, 2019
HERE IS THE LINK TO the QUIZ: STUDENT WELLNESS
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- JANUARY 14, 2019
Please read the "Writing Prompts Below.
Answer the Prompts for each in a paragraph of no less than ten sentences. Please use complete sentences.
Place your finished work in your class "Advisory Folder."
 
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- JANUARY 15, 2019
- TOPIC: WELLNESS
- JANUARY is "Wellness Month"
CLICK on the Link and read the articke. After reading the article, with a partner, answer the questions.
HERE IS THE LINK: CULTURAL WELLNESS
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- JANUARY 16, 2019
FAMILY DAY - Getting to Know You
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- JANUARY 17, 2019
- TOPIC: WELLNESS
- JANUARY is "Wellness Month"
TODAY: Intellectual Wellness
Take this survey: Prom King and Queen
This weeks announcements: CLICK HERE
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- JANUARY 17, 2019
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- TOPIC: WELCOME BACK
- SCHEDULE CHANGES NEED BE BE REQUESTED BY JANUARY 9, 2019.
You will need to fill out a "Schedual Change Request Form."
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- JANUARY 7, 2019
- TOPIC: WELLNESS
- JANUARY is "Wellness Month"
Here are our OBJECTIVES for this month
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Unit Objectives:
• Define wellness components
• Describe and understand Illness/Wellness Continuum & Principles of Wellness
• Identify and understand the Iceberg Model.
• Identify the importance of values clarification, rules & ethics as they related to healthy decision-making and personal wellness.
• Use several assessments of your personal wellness.
• Identify/practice goal-setting skills and behavior change strategies in selected areas of personal wellness.
- TODAY WE WILL START OUR WELLNESS PROFILE.
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- JANUARY 8, 2019
- TOPIC: WELLNESS
- JANUARY is "Wellness Month"
Welcome to wellness.
The goal for this unit is to encourage you to make healthy lifestyle choices that will benefit you throughout your lifetime. If you choose to maximize your potential, your best avenue is wellness. This unit was designed to build awareness, and provide you with the foundational information you will need in start your wellness journey.
Each day, a topic dealing with wellness will be covered. These topics were chosen to promote and enhance the theme of wellness at this critical stage in your life.
• Physical Wellness
• Social Wellness
• Emotional Wellness
• Life Wellness
• Intellectual Wellness
• Spiritual Wellness
Balancing Stones 
When balancing stones the mind becomes focused
calm and quiet. It’s a meditative practice that brings us
fully to the present moment.
Today's Topic - Emotional Wellness
The emotional dimension of wellness emphasizes an awareness and acceptance of one's feelings. Emotional wellness includes the degree to which one feels positive and enthusiastic about oneself and life. It includes the capacity to manage one's feelings and related behaviors including the realistic assessment of one's limitations, development of autonomy, and ability to cope effectively with stress. The emotionally well person maintains satisfying relationships with others.
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- JANUARY 9, 2019
TOPIC: Emotional Wellness Toolkit
How we feel can affect our ability to carry out everyday activities, our relationships, and our overall mental health. How you react to your experiences and feelings can change over time. Emotional wellness is the ability to successfully handle life’s stresses and adapt to change and difficult times.
6 Strategies for Improving Your Emotional Health
Each team has received a card on how to improve your health in each of six areas. Click here for a checklists on each topic. On a sheet of 8.5 x 11 colored paper, create a poster. You will place your card on the poster and then provide a checklist. Use the checklist on the document you clicked on. See Sample below. BE SURE TO INCLUDE A TITLE and that PEOPLE CAN READ YOUR WRITING! This is due at the end of class.
HERE IS THE LINK TO THE TRIP CHOICES Mr Stern will hold a brief informational meeting in his classroom on Thursday (1/10/19) discussing what will be included and both and an estimated price. If you cannot make it, but are interested be sure to see Mr. Stern ASAP. Cannot wait to see what you decide!
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JANUARY 11, 2019
- We are having an Activity Night on January 25th from 4-6 in the gym. We will be showing Infinity War and will have games. If anyone is willing to stay and help chaperone it would be greatly appreciated!
- Can you please have students fill out this survey anytime next week. It is for prom king and queen and song requests. We need to make sure students only submit one response so they will have to log in through their LEC email.
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HAPPY HALLOWEEN YOU ALL!
CAN A COUPLE OF YOU GO SEE MS. DERR ABOUT A POSSIBLE DATE AND PERMISSION TO DO THE SCHOOL FAIR. THIS WILL GIVE US TIME TO MAKE POSTERS ETC...
INSTRUCTIONS: IN THEME WITH THE HOLIDAY, PLEASE DO THE FOLLOWING ...
You Creative Writing prompt is an October short story. It is fall. A time for pumpkins, ghosts, and spooky stories--and you will be writing your own short story centered on Fall and/or Halloween, ghosts, goblins, colorful leaves, cold weather and other natural/supernatural happenings.
Your story may take the following forms:
-A story
-A poem
-A comic strip
You may type or hand-write your story. If you type, please know that everything you do through your school account and/or school computer gets screened through a system. If disturbing content is detected, the system sends Ms. Jackson an email.
If you type, please share your creation with me: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
If you hand-write, please hand your creation to the substitute.
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 NOVEMBER 1, 2018
 
Please visit the following website. It has ideas for service projects. The two I thought woulb be good are the minutes for soldiers and the superheroes. We have a lot of awesome artists in our class. Look through the different projects and make a decision on one you would like to do. I will see you on Monday and we will debrief. Love and miss yo all.
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 NOVEMBER 2, 2018
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 OCTOBER 23 - 25, 2018
I most likely will be in to see you today. I will be out for another two weeks; however, I want to catch up on what you have been doing. By now you should have decided on the games for the school Fair activity day. You should have identified what is a community and made the poster.
IMPORTNT: Spirit week is October 29th - November 2. Please take the survey. Fill out this form.
Prom: Please use this link to vote on prom theme.
NEW TOPIC: "Pay It Forward"
Please watch this video: CLICK HERE
You will:
- define serial reciprocity (paying it forward).
- view a movie or movie clips and discuss characters and concepts related to the impact of paying it forward.
- brainstorm and investigate social issues that they can address in their communities and world.
- take action through service and social activism.
- design and implement a campaign to raise awareness of a chosen issue of importance.
VOCABULARY:
service: to provide a community or organization with something that it needs
donate: to give or present something, especially to a charitable organization or other good cause
paying it forward: the concept of asking that a good turn be repaid by having it done to others
social activism: an intentional action to bring about social, political, economic, or environmental change. It can take a wide range of forms from writing letters to newspapers or politicians, political campaigning, economic activism such as boycotts or preferentially patronizing businesses, rallies, street marches, strikes, sit-ins and hunger strikes.
WHAT YOU WILL DO NEXT:
You will think of a slogan or motto that you can give your campaign that will engage interests and deliver the message that they are trying to convey to their peers and the community. Once the slogan is chosen, write a simple individual pledge of service related to the chosen issue/slogan on the card the sub will give you.
Take paper from the back of the room and make a "banner."
Write the chosen slogan in large letters in the center of the banner, and then each student can hang their individual pledge statement to the banner.
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THINGS of INTEREST
SAC had a late start this year in getting ready for Spirit Week, so I wanted to make sure students know what the days are before it begins! Will you please announce the following days in your 9th & 10th grade advisories and ACT Prep classes? The advisory and/or ACT Prep class that has the most participation (based on percentage) next week will win a special prize!
Monday - Pajama Day
Tuesday - Twin/Squad Day
Wednesday - Costume Day
Thursday - Meme Day
Friday - Decades Day
This will start on Monday, Oct. 29th. Let me know if you have any questions!
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Splash UNC is hosting its fall program for high school students on Saturday, November 10th from 9am to 5pm. Splash UNC is an opportunity for high school students to attend classes taught by UNC-Chapel Hill students. Classes include a variety of interesting topics ranging from chemistry and swing dancing to neuroscience and Harry Potter. To learn more and to register by November 3, visit https://splashunc.com/
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The LEC Cheer Squad Yard Sale is being held on Saturday, November 17 in our own LEC parking lot from 7AM to 2PM. If you or friends or family have ANY items that you would be willing or able to donate to our Fundraiser event, that would be FANTASTIC! Your trash is our TREASURE. Our goal is to $ell items from $0.25 to $20+. Mr. Lockard is collecting any contributions. Proceeds from the yard sale go to the Cheer Squad to purchase "real" poms & practice mats.
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Don’t forget to buy your Spooky Sweets! You may buy between Wednesday, October 10th and Friday, October 26th. For $4.00, you get a candy bar of your choice, a gift, and a card with a personalized message. For one dollar more, your message will be read to the entire school on the announcements. The $7 Mega Gram gets you all of the above plus you and your guest will get out of class to hang out and play games at a party on Halloween from 2-2:45! *See Mrs. Testa for details*
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OCTOBER 26, 2018
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OCTOBER 16, 2018
- TOPIC: Service Learning
- OCTOBER is "Service Learning Month
- HOOK: "Taking Action" - Wanted to let you know that the people at Depot Park LOVED Your notes and candy in their sockes.. they wanted me to say thank you!
- - Identifying Community Needs.
- Our Next Project:
Any thooughts. What about doing a "Studaent Fair Day."? We could have activities .. different stations.. throwing pennies in a jar... picking up bottles.. Spoons fill of water etc.. you pick a few and then we will make a proposal for the principal for what we wnat to do.. research different activities,
- Here is a link you may find useful.
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 OCTOBER 17, 2018
This is an activity that will help you get to know what you care about. Each of you are to imagine a better world for their school, neighborhood, community, state, nation, and/or the world..
Materials:
- student copies of the Blue Sky Activity Worksheet below (or blue paper)
- crayons/markers/colored pencils
- old magazines, scissors, and glue/paste (these can be found on the black bookshelves. Be sure to only use the magazines and none of my books.)
The definition of community: A group of people living in the same area and under the same government; a group having common interests and goals and who work together
Activity:
- Discuss the meaning of the term community as it relates to the participants’ experiences (home, school, friends, interest area, neighborhood, city, state, country, and world).
- Identify what community they are going to focus on, such as your classroom, school, local community, or state.
- Fill in the Activity Bubble and the create a collage on what you thinks your community will look like in ten years,
What Is Good About [fill in the community identified]?
What Can Be Improved or Changed?
- "What would the community look like in _______ days/months/years with this issue repaired?" This is what the world/community could look like if everyone worked together.
- When you are finished, share their creation with the group and talk and hag it on the wall in the hall.
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OCTOBER 18, 2018
Please continue to work on yesterday's project. Also be sure to check out what was discussed on Wednesday's Plans. Be sure to explore all the suggestions on this link and then come up with a proposal.
- Here is Wednesday's link .
We will discuss this when I come back on Tuesday!
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OCTOBER 19, 2018
Today is "B" Club Day!
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- OCTOBER 10, 2018
- TODAY
- collect recycled paper
- take tape down from hallway (do not make a mess, please)
- Baskets of Love delivered
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- OCTOBER 1, 2018
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SEPTEMBER 25 throughsSEPTEMBER 28, 2018
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- October 2, 2018
- TOPIC: Service Learning
 HOOK: OCTOBER is "Service Learning Month
- PICK a Quote
- Write It Down
- Explain it
- Projects:
Baskets of Love
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- October 3, 2018
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- October 4, 2018
- TOPIC: Service Learning
- OCTOBER is "Service Learning Month
- HOOK: "Taking Action" - "Socks of Candy"
- Activity
- Identifying Community Needs.
- Announcements
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwm71YxfVmg
· The end of the first quarter is tomorrow, Friday, October 5. Students can turn in missing work or revisions until December 12th, but report cards will be sent home with Q1 grades. Don't procrastinate and get assignments in ASAP. Students that are missing assignments will receive a grade of “incomplete” until missing assignments are turned in.
· Fall Break is next Monday and Tuesday - October 8 and 9. This is also CCCC’s Fall Break!
· Good Luck to the Juniors who will be taking the PSAT on Wednesday, October 10!
· Good Luck to the Sophomores who will be taking the Pre-ACT on Tuesday, October 16!
Spanish translations
· El final del primer trimestre es mañana el Viernes, Octubre 5. Estudiantes pueden entregar tareas no completadas y también revisiones hasta el 12 de Diciembre, pero las calificaciones que recibieron la primera trimestre serán dadas.No esperen hasta el último minuto y entreguen todas las tareas o si no serán tenidas como “incompleto” hasta que las entreguen.
· Vacaciones de otoño son el Lunes y Martes que vienen - Octubre 9 y 10.También son vacaciones para CCCC!
· Buena suerte a todos los juniors porque ban a tener su PSAT el Miércoles,Octubre 10!
· Buena suerte a todos los estudiantes de segundo año porque van a tomarse el pre-ACT el Martes,Octubre 16!
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- October 5, 2018
- Meeting with Ms.Derr in Gym
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SEPTEMBER 10 ehrough SEPTEMBER 14, 2018
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AUGUST 28 through AUGUST 31
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- AUGUST 28, 2018
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Starter:
1. Have you ever received a handwritten letter?
2. When did you receive this letter?
3. What event was associated with the letter?
4. How did it feel to receive a handwritten letter versus an text?
At the end of this week, you will be writing a letter to your older self.
Discussion:
1. What Makes a Letter “Good?”: (10 minutes)
2. Research tips for writing a letter
3. Find two tips
4. Write these down on a sheet of paper
Reflection:
Answer these questions on the same sheet of paper you recorded your tips:
1. Who am I writing to?
2. Why am I writing?
3. What do I need to tell them?
4. What do I want them to do?
Keep in mind, we have been talking about how we achieve our goals at LEC this month!
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- AUGUST 30, 2018
- Structure of a Letter
Review the sample letter
What doour younger self.- You notice about the structure of this letter?
- Letter Writing:
Remember, you will be writing a letter to your
younger self.
- Complete your letter
- our Place it in your folder
If you finish early, share with a partner and note a plus and a delta on a separate piece of paper
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WELCOME
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Welcome to Wellness
The goal for this unit is to encourage you to make healthy lifestyle choices that will benefit you throughout your lifetime. This unit was designed to build awareness, and provide you with the foundational information you will need to start your wellness journey.
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TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
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"CULTURE DOES NOT CHANGE BECAUSE WE DESIRE TO CHANGE IT. CULTURE CHANGES WHEN THE ORGANIZATION IS TRANSFORMED; THE CULTURE REFLECTS THE REALITIES OF PEOPLE WORKING TOGETHER EVERY DAY."Hesselbein
Let's Get to Know Ourselves Better!
1. REVIEW _ JOURNAL WRITTING ASSIGNMENT -
The People of the Waterfall
In your “Wellness Journal,” under today’s date, record your answer to the above question. Be sure to address each aspect of the folklore using complete sentences and correct grammar. Pay special attention to the question, “Why don’t we go upstream and see why these people are falling in?” and how it speaks into the concept of prevention rather than remedial treatment.
- We will have an indepth discussion on this tomorrow in class. Please be prepared!
- Since I do not read your journal, this is the only way I can give you a grade on this assignment.
- We will have a type of "Socratic Seminar" .
2. What is Culture? Do we have any?
Reading - What is Culture?
Reading Response - Please complete this sheet and return to me via email
Journal Entry: Please complete the prompt in your journal.
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