πŸ’™ Parenting doesn’t come with a handbook, but support is available year-round for Conrad Weiser families β€” including all summer long! β˜€οΈ

Through our partnership with ParentGuidance.org, families have access to FREE, confidential mental health resources, including:
βœ”οΈ On-demand courses led by licensed therapists
βœ”οΈ β€œAsk a Therapist” live and anonymous Q&A sessions
βœ”οΈ Free parent coaching
βœ”οΈ Mental health series on topics like anxiety, bullying, social media, and more

No insurance, referral, or diagnosis required.

Explore resources here:

Upcoming Ask a Therapist sessions: https://bit.ly/CWASDPG
πŸ“… August 25

Healthy students begin with healthy families. πŸ’™

@ParentGuidance @cook_center_
#MentalHealthMatters #ParentGuidance #WeAreWeiser πŸ’™πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§β€πŸ‘¦

1 day ago, CWASD
summer MH information
august MH calendar
Parent Guidance QR code
Cucumbers are here!! πŸ₯’Garden club students harvested over 50 cucumbers this past Friday!! πŸ‘©β€πŸŒΎπŸ§‘β€πŸŒΎ They were very excited for the harvest! Also, our freedge (free fridge) is also finally up and running!! Please visit our freedge and take some cucumbers while supplies last! You can also leave some fresh vegetables grown in your gardens here as well! πŸ₯’#weareweiser #gardenclub #cwwestelementary #pewithmissz
2 days ago, Victoria Ziemba
students standing with their cucumbers they harvested
freedge
cucumbers on two shelves
πŸ“šβ° Registration is now open for the Champions Before & After School Program at Conrad Weiser WEST Elementary School for the 2026–2027 school year!

Champions offers a safe, engaging environment before and after school featuring:
✨ Homework help πŸ”¬ STEM activities 🎨 Hands-on learning 🀝 Fun with friends and caring staff

πŸ‘‰ Interested? Register directly through Champions at https://www.discoverchampions.com/
πŸ“¨ Sabrina.Salvati@discoverchampions.com

Please note: Champions is an independent organization that partners with Conrad Weiser to use our school facilities. The program is not operated by the Conrad Weiser Area School District. All registration, staffing, scheduling, billing, and daily operations are managed exclusively by Champions and their employees.

#ChampionsChildcare #BeforeAndAfterSchool #WeAreWeiser
3 days ago, CWASD
sign up for champions before and after school care; https://www.discoverchampions.com/
sign up for champions before and after school care; https://www.discoverchampions.com/
One month to go! 🍎
The countdown is on! There is just one month until we welcome our students, staff, and families back for another incredible school year at Conrad Weiser Area School District!
Enjoy the rest of your summer, and we'll see you soon! πŸ’™πŸ€
#WeAreWeiser #BackToSchool #OneMonthToGo
3 days ago, CWASD
large number one filled with cartoon school supplies.

Dive into a summer night swim at the Conrad Weiser Community Pool! πŸŒ™πŸ’¦

The Conrad Weiser Community Pool is hosting this special event on July 31st, and it is open to everyoneβ€”no pool membership is required to attend!

  • πŸ“… Date: July 31st

  • ⏰ Time: 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM

  • πŸ“ Location: Conrad Weiser Community Pool

  • 🎟️ Admission: FREE

While entry is completely free and donations are entirely optional, any contributions made at the gate will go directly to support the Conrad Weiser Class of 2027! πŸŽ“βœ¨

Mark your calendars for a great evening at the pool in support of our seniors!

#WeAreWeiser #CWClassOf2027 #CWCP #NightSwim

4 days ago, CWASD
Community Night Swim event; gray background iwth blue and green lettering

πŸ’™ Parenting doesn’t come with a handbook, but support is available year-round for Conrad Weiser families β€” including all summer long! β˜€οΈ

Through our partnership with ParentGuidance.org, families have access to FREE, confidential mental health resources, including:
βœ”οΈ On-demand courses led by licensed therapists
βœ”οΈ β€œAsk a Therapist” live and anonymous Q&A sessions
βœ”οΈ Free parent coaching
βœ”οΈ Mental health series on topics like anxiety, bullying, social media, and more

No insurance, referral, or diagnosis required.

Explore resources here:

Upcoming Ask a Therapist sessions: https://bit.ly/CWASDPG
πŸ“… August 25

Healthy students begin with healthy families. πŸ’™

@ParentGuidance @cook_center_
#MentalHealthMatters #ParentGuidance #WeAreWeiser πŸ’™πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§β€πŸ‘¦

8 days ago, CWASD
summer MH information
august MH calendar
Parent Guidance QR code
Time to celebrate the sweetest holiday, National Ice Cream Day!🍦
Whether you're enjoying a cone, a cup, or your favorite frozen treat, we hope you find a moment to cool off and make some sweet summer memories with a delicious treat! β˜€οΈβ˜€οΈ
#WeAreWeiser #NationalIceCreamDay #SweetSummer
8 days ago, CWASD
blue background, two ice cream cones with CW and scouts on the ice cream, sprinkles down the sides.

πŸ“£ Summer Enrollment Support for New CWASD Students (K–12)!

Need help with enrollment? We’re here for you! Join us at one of our Summer Enrollment Nights:
πŸ—“οΈ July 23 | 6:00–8:00 PM
πŸ—“οΈ August 3 | 5:00–6:30 PM

All events are in District Administration, enter through Door 37
Start the process here ➑️https://www.conradweiser.org/page/new-student-enrollment

⚠️ Please note: You must sign up in advance so we can plan with appropriate support!
πŸ”— https://bit.ly/CWSummerEnroll

Completed enrollment must be submitted before August 19 to guarantee a first day-of-school start. 🚌
Let us help you get your student ready for the upcoming school yearβ€”we look forward to seeing you! ✨
#WeAreWeiser

9 days ago, CWASD
πŸ“£ Summer Enrollment Support for New CWASD Students (K–12)! Need help with enrollment? We’re here for you! Join us at one of our Summer Enrollment Nights: πŸ—“οΈ July 14 | 5:00–6:30 PM πŸ—“οΈ July 23 | 6:00–8:00 PM πŸ—“οΈ August 3 | 5:00–6:30 PM All events are in District Administration, enter through Door 37 Start the process here ➑️https://www.conradweiser.org/page/new-student-enrollment ⚠️ Please note: You must sign up in advance so we can plan with appropriate support! πŸ”— https://bit.ly/CWSummerEnroll Completed enrollment must be submitted before August 19 to guarantee a first day-of-school start. 🚌 Let us help you get your student ready for the upcoming school yearβ€”we look forward to seeing you! ✨ #WeAreWeiser

Dive into a summer night swim at the Conrad Weiser Community Pool! πŸŒ™πŸ’¦

The Conrad Weiser Community Pool is hosting this special event on July 31st, and it is open to everyoneβ€”no pool membership is required to attend!

  • πŸ“… Date: July 31st

  • ⏰ Time: 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM

  • πŸ“ Location: Conrad Weiser Community Pool

  • 🎟️ Admission: FREE

While entry is completely free and donations are entirely optional, any contributions made at the gate will go directly to support the Conrad Weiser Class of 2027! πŸŽ“βœ¨

Mark your calendars for a great evening at the pool in support of our seniors!

#WeAreWeiser #CWClassOf2027 #CWCP #NightSwim

10 days ago, CWASD
Community Night Swim event; gray background iwth blue and green lettering
πŸ₯Ž Conrad Weiser Youth Softball – Fall 2026 Registration is open!!
Register by July 31st!

Please use the link below to register:
πŸ”— https://cwbaseball.sportngin.com/register/form/979427073

Divisions: 6U β€’ 8U β€’ 10U β€’ 12U
Season Begins: Late August and ends Mid-October

πŸ₯ŽπŸ˜ŽJoin us for a fun, skill‑building fall season!
#WeAreWeiser
10 days ago, CWASD
"Conrad Weiser Youth Softball Fall 2026 Register By: July 31st! Please use the following link or scan the QR code to register https://cwbaseball.sportngin.com/register/form/979427073 "
πŸ–οΈ The countdown is officially on, Scouts!
We are 6 weeks away from the first day of the school year. Enjoy every moment of your summer break, and we’ll see you soon! πŸ’™πŸ€
#WeAreWeiser #BackToSchool #CWScouts
14 days ago, CWASD
blue background, with see through number 6
🌞 Happy Summer, East and West Families!
We hope you're having a fantastic start to your summer!

We're excited to share our Summer Bingo Calendars with tips and resources designed to help keep your child's skills fresh and ready for next school year. These calendars make learning fun while maintaining the progress your student made this year!

πŸ“‹ How It Works:
Complete activities from the calendar throughout the summer and mark the boxes as you work on them together. Please return the sheet to school on September 3, 2026, with your student.

Summer is the perfect time to explore, play, and discover togetherβ€”these activities make it easy to keep learning joyful and connected! We'll see you in the fall, ready to build on this year's success!

Enjoy!
The East and West Elementary Staff
#WeAreWeiser
14 days ago, CWASD
"Dear families and caregivers, We're thrilled you're joining our kindergarten community! To help your child have the best start possible, we'd love to share some fun ways you can support their readiness. Think of it as a little adventure you're going on together! You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for Kindergarten🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Listen to a story and talk about what the character does Solve 10 addition facts Practice writing letters A–Z Visit the Robesonia Library Sing the alphabet song Count out loud to 20 Read a book with a family member Practice rhyming words like cat- bat or hip-tip Write numbers 1 – 20 Point to colors and name them Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Make AB, AABB, ABCABC patterns Match uppercase and lowercase letters Read for 10 minutes Look for shapes around your house Clap words with 1, 2, or 3 syllables Go for a walk and find 5 objects Visit the Wernersville Library Write or trace your name Draw a picture and tell a story about it Count objects (rocks, toys, snacks) Visit the Reading Public Museum and Grounds First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do to prepare your child for Kindergarten: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Let your child draw, color, play with play-dough, use child-safe scissors, or string beads. These activities strengthen those little hands and fingers! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your kiddo to wash their hands, put on their own shoes, choose between two snacks, or help with simple tasks. You'll be amazed at how proud they feel! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings and practice calming strategies like deep breathing, counting to ten, or taking a quiet moment. Teaching emotional awareness builds resilience and helps them navigate big feelings! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” This is the best part! Snuggle up with your child and read together every day β€” picture books, silly rhymes, or their favorite story for the 100th time! Reading aloud builds language skills, sparks curiosity, and creates the coziest memories. πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum β€” Explore both the inside and outside of the museum. It's a wonderful way to spark curiosity and have fun learning together! πŸ“– Library Time β€” Visit our local libraries to see the many resources they have to offer. Your child will love exploring books and discovering new favorites! πŸ“–Womelsdorf Library πŸ“– Robesonia Library πŸ“– Wernersville Library πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum 🌟Your support at home makes such a difference, and we can't wait to celebrate your child's summer time journey with you. Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and West Elementary Dear families and caregivers, Are you ready for the sunshine and warm weather? Here are some fun ways to practice some of the important skills that your child has learned throughout the school year. These activities are designed to be short and playful for about 5–10 minutes. You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for First Grade🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Read a story and retell beginning, middle, and end Solve 10 addition facts Write 3 sentences about your favorite animal Visit the Robesonia Library Read 5 trick words Count to 100 by 1’s, 5’s, & 10’s Read a book to a family member Write a sentence with a capital & period Write numbers 1 – 50 Solve 5 subtraction facts Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Find a square, circle, triangle, cube, sphere, cone, or cylinder while taking a walk Write a sentence about your day Read for 10 minutes Compare numbers Using =, <, > Write 5 CVC words such a bat, get, or pig Solve a story problem Visit the Wernersville Library Read a poem out loud Write 2 questions about a story. Be sure to use who, what, when, where, or why. Count objects up to 20 Visit the Reading Public Museum First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do together over the summer: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Provide opportunities for your child to draw, color, build with small blocks, cut with scissors, and complete puzzles. These activities continue to strengthen hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills needed for writing and other classroom tasks! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your child to manage their own routines like washing hands, getting dressed, organizing their belongings, and completing simple chores at home. You'll be amazed at how capable and confident they become! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings like happy, sad, angry, or worried. Teach them calming strategies like taking deep breaths, counting to 10, or talking about what's bothering them. When kids learn to understand their emotions, they feel more confident and can handle tough moments! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” Continue reading together daily β€” chapter books, adventure stories, or their favorite tales. Reading aloud strengthens comprehension skills, builds vocabulary, and keeps the love of learning alive. These shared moments create lasting memories! πŸ”— Valuable Resources β€” Here are some QR codes for resources to support your child. Hundreds Chart Fundations Chart Five Start Sentence Checklist Trick words 🌟We're grateful for your partnership in your child's education. Your support at home is powerful, and we look forward to celebrating all the growth together! Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and Elementary "
"Dear families and caregivers, We're thrilled you're joining our kindergarten community! To help your child have the best start possible, we'd love to share some fun ways you can support their readiness. Think of it as a little adventure you're going on together! You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for Kindergarten🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Listen to a story and talk about what the character does Solve 10 addition facts Practice writing letters A–Z Visit the Robesonia Library Sing the alphabet song Count out loud to 20 Read a book with a family member Practice rhyming words like cat- bat or hip-tip Write numbers 1 – 20 Point to colors and name them Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Make AB, AABB, ABCABC patterns Match uppercase and lowercase letters Read for 10 minutes Look for shapes around your house Clap words with 1, 2, or 3 syllables Go for a walk and find 5 objects Visit the Wernersville Library Write or trace your name Draw a picture and tell a story about it Count objects (rocks, toys, snacks) Visit the Reading Public Museum and Grounds First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do to prepare your child for Kindergarten: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Let your child draw, color, play with play-dough, use child-safe scissors, or string beads. These activities strengthen those little hands and fingers! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your kiddo to wash their hands, put on their own shoes, choose between two snacks, or help with simple tasks. You'll be amazed at how proud they feel! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings and practice calming strategies like deep breathing, counting to ten, or taking a quiet moment. Teaching emotional awareness builds resilience and helps them navigate big feelings! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” This is the best part! Snuggle up with your child and read together every day β€” picture books, silly rhymes, or their favorite story for the 100th time! Reading aloud builds language skills, sparks curiosity, and creates the coziest memories. πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum β€” Explore both the inside and outside of the museum. It's a wonderful way to spark curiosity and have fun learning together! πŸ“– Library Time β€” Visit our local libraries to see the many resources they have to offer. Your child will love exploring books and discovering new favorites! πŸ“–Womelsdorf Library πŸ“– Robesonia Library πŸ“– Wernersville Library πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum 🌟Your support at home makes such a difference, and we can't wait to celebrate your child's summer time journey with you. Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and West Elementary Dear families and caregivers, Are you ready for the sunshine and warm weather? Here are some fun ways to practice some of the important skills that your child has learned throughout the school year. These activities are designed to be short and playful for about 5–10 minutes. You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for First Grade🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Read a story and retell beginning, middle, and end Solve 10 addition facts Write 3 sentences about your favorite animal Visit the Robesonia Library Read 5 trick words Count to 100 by 1’s, 5’s, & 10’s Read a book to a family member Write a sentence with a capital & period Write numbers 1 – 50 Solve 5 subtraction facts Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Find a square, circle, triangle, cube, sphere, cone, or cylinder while taking a walk Write a sentence about your day Read for 10 minutes Compare numbers Using =, <, > Write 5 CVC words such a bat, get, or pig Solve a story problem Visit the Wernersville Library Read a poem out loud Write 2 questions about a story. Be sure to use who, what, when, where, or why. Count objects up to 20 Visit the Reading Public Museum First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do together over the summer: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Provide opportunities for your child to draw, color, build with small blocks, cut with scissors, and complete puzzles. These activities continue to strengthen hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills needed for writing and other classroom tasks! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your child to manage their own routines like washing hands, getting dressed, organizing their belongings, and completing simple chores at home. You'll be amazed at how capable and confident they become! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings like happy, sad, angry, or worried. Teach them calming strategies like taking deep breaths, counting to 10, or talking about what's bothering them. When kids learn to understand their emotions, they feel more confident and can handle tough moments! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” Continue reading together daily β€” chapter books, adventure stories, or their favorite tales. Reading aloud strengthens comprehension skills, builds vocabulary, and keeps the love of learning alive. These shared moments create lasting memories! πŸ”— Valuable Resources β€” Here are some QR codes for resources to support your child. Hundreds Chart Fundations Chart Five Start Sentence Checklist Trick words 🌟We're grateful for your partnership in your child's education. Your support at home is powerful, and we look forward to celebrating all the growth together! Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and Elementary "
"Dear families and caregivers, We're thrilled you're joining our kindergarten community! To help your child have the best start possible, we'd love to share some fun ways you can support their readiness. Think of it as a little adventure you're going on together! You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for Kindergarten🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Listen to a story and talk about what the character does Solve 10 addition facts Practice writing letters A–Z Visit the Robesonia Library Sing the alphabet song Count out loud to 20 Read a book with a family member Practice rhyming words like cat- bat or hip-tip Write numbers 1 – 20 Point to colors and name them Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Make AB, AABB, ABCABC patterns Match uppercase and lowercase letters Read for 10 minutes Look for shapes around your house Clap words with 1, 2, or 3 syllables Go for a walk and find 5 objects Visit the Wernersville Library Write or trace your name Draw a picture and tell a story about it Count objects (rocks, toys, snacks) Visit the Reading Public Museum and Grounds First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do to prepare your child for Kindergarten: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Let your child draw, color, play with play-dough, use child-safe scissors, or string beads. These activities strengthen those little hands and fingers! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your kiddo to wash their hands, put on their own shoes, choose between two snacks, or help with simple tasks. You'll be amazed at how proud they feel! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings and practice calming strategies like deep breathing, counting to ten, or taking a quiet moment. Teaching emotional awareness builds resilience and helps them navigate big feelings! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” This is the best part! Snuggle up with your child and read together every day β€” picture books, silly rhymes, or their favorite story for the 100th time! Reading aloud builds language skills, sparks curiosity, and creates the coziest memories. πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum β€” Explore both the inside and outside of the museum. It's a wonderful way to spark curiosity and have fun learning together! πŸ“– Library Time β€” Visit our local libraries to see the many resources they have to offer. Your child will love exploring books and discovering new favorites! πŸ“–Womelsdorf Library πŸ“– Robesonia Library πŸ“– Wernersville Library πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum 🌟Your support at home makes such a difference, and we can't wait to celebrate your child's summer time journey with you. Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and West Elementary Dear families and caregivers, Are you ready for the sunshine and warm weather? Here are some fun ways to practice some of the important skills that your child has learned throughout the school year. These activities are designed to be short and playful for about 5–10 minutes. You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for First Grade🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Read a story and retell beginning, middle, and end Solve 10 addition facts Write 3 sentences about your favorite animal Visit the Robesonia Library Read 5 trick words Count to 100 by 1’s, 5’s, & 10’s Read a book to a family member Write a sentence with a capital & period Write numbers 1 – 50 Solve 5 subtraction facts Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Find a square, circle, triangle, cube, sphere, cone, or cylinder while taking a walk Write a sentence about your day Read for 10 minutes Compare numbers Using =, <, > Write 5 CVC words such a bat, get, or pig Solve a story problem Visit the Wernersville Library Read a poem out loud Write 2 questions about a story. Be sure to use who, what, when, where, or why. Count objects up to 20 Visit the Reading Public Museum First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do together over the summer: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Provide opportunities for your child to draw, color, build with small blocks, cut with scissors, and complete puzzles. These activities continue to strengthen hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills needed for writing and other classroom tasks! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your child to manage their own routines like washing hands, getting dressed, organizing their belongings, and completing simple chores at home. You'll be amazed at how capable and confident they become! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings like happy, sad, angry, or worried. Teach them calming strategies like taking deep breaths, counting to 10, or talking about what's bothering them. When kids learn to understand their emotions, they feel more confident and can handle tough moments! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” Continue reading together daily β€” chapter books, adventure stories, or their favorite tales. Reading aloud strengthens comprehension skills, builds vocabulary, and keeps the love of learning alive. These shared moments create lasting memories! πŸ”— Valuable Resources β€” Here are some QR codes for resources to support your child. Hundreds Chart Fundations Chart Five Start Sentence Checklist Trick words 🌟We're grateful for your partnership in your child's education. Your support at home is powerful, and we look forward to celebrating all the growth together! Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and Elementary "
"Dear families and caregivers, We're thrilled you're joining our kindergarten community! To help your child have the best start possible, we'd love to share some fun ways you can support their readiness. Think of it as a little adventure you're going on together! You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for Kindergarten🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Listen to a story and talk about what the character does Solve 10 addition facts Practice writing letters A–Z Visit the Robesonia Library Sing the alphabet song Count out loud to 20 Read a book with a family member Practice rhyming words like cat- bat or hip-tip Write numbers 1 – 20 Point to colors and name them Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Make AB, AABB, ABCABC patterns Match uppercase and lowercase letters Read for 10 minutes Look for shapes around your house Clap words with 1, 2, or 3 syllables Go for a walk and find 5 objects Visit the Wernersville Library Write or trace your name Draw a picture and tell a story about it Count objects (rocks, toys, snacks) Visit the Reading Public Museum and Grounds First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do to prepare your child for Kindergarten: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Let your child draw, color, play with play-dough, use child-safe scissors, or string beads. These activities strengthen those little hands and fingers! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your kiddo to wash their hands, put on their own shoes, choose between two snacks, or help with simple tasks. You'll be amazed at how proud they feel! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings and practice calming strategies like deep breathing, counting to ten, or taking a quiet moment. Teaching emotional awareness builds resilience and helps them navigate big feelings! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” This is the best part! Snuggle up with your child and read together every day β€” picture books, silly rhymes, or their favorite story for the 100th time! Reading aloud builds language skills, sparks curiosity, and creates the coziest memories. πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum β€” Explore both the inside and outside of the museum. It's a wonderful way to spark curiosity and have fun learning together! πŸ“– Library Time β€” Visit our local libraries to see the many resources they have to offer. Your child will love exploring books and discovering new favorites! πŸ“–Womelsdorf Library πŸ“– Robesonia Library πŸ“– Wernersville Library πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum 🌟Your support at home makes such a difference, and we can't wait to celebrate your child's summer time journey with you. Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and West Elementary Dear families and caregivers, Are you ready for the sunshine and warm weather? Here are some fun ways to practice some of the important skills that your child has learned throughout the school year. These activities are designed to be short and playful for about 5–10 minutes. You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for First Grade🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Read a story and retell beginning, middle, and end Solve 10 addition facts Write 3 sentences about your favorite animal Visit the Robesonia Library Read 5 trick words Count to 100 by 1’s, 5’s, & 10’s Read a book to a family member Write a sentence with a capital & period Write numbers 1 – 50 Solve 5 subtraction facts Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Find a square, circle, triangle, cube, sphere, cone, or cylinder while taking a walk Write a sentence about your day Read for 10 minutes Compare numbers Using =, <, > Write 5 CVC words such a bat, get, or pig Solve a story problem Visit the Wernersville Library Read a poem out loud Write 2 questions about a story. Be sure to use who, what, when, where, or why. Count objects up to 20 Visit the Reading Public Museum First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do together over the summer: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Provide opportunities for your child to draw, color, build with small blocks, cut with scissors, and complete puzzles. These activities continue to strengthen hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills needed for writing and other classroom tasks! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your child to manage their own routines like washing hands, getting dressed, organizing their belongings, and completing simple chores at home. You'll be amazed at how capable and confident they become! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings like happy, sad, angry, or worried. Teach them calming strategies like taking deep breaths, counting to 10, or talking about what's bothering them. When kids learn to understand their emotions, they feel more confident and can handle tough moments! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” Continue reading together daily β€” chapter books, adventure stories, or their favorite tales. Reading aloud strengthens comprehension skills, builds vocabulary, and keeps the love of learning alive. These shared moments create lasting memories! πŸ”— Valuable Resources β€” Here are some QR codes for resources to support your child. Hundreds Chart Fundations Chart Five Start Sentence Checklist Trick words 🌟We're grateful for your partnership in your child's education. Your support at home is powerful, and we look forward to celebrating all the growth together! Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and Elementary "
"Dear families and caregivers, We're thrilled you're joining our kindergarten community! To help your child have the best start possible, we'd love to share some fun ways you can support their readiness. Think of it as a little adventure you're going on together! You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for Kindergarten🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Listen to a story and talk about what the character does Solve 10 addition facts Practice writing letters A–Z Visit the Robesonia Library Sing the alphabet song Count out loud to 20 Read a book with a family member Practice rhyming words like cat- bat or hip-tip Write numbers 1 – 20 Point to colors and name them Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Make AB, AABB, ABCABC patterns Match uppercase and lowercase letters Read for 10 minutes Look for shapes around your house Clap words with 1, 2, or 3 syllables Go for a walk and find 5 objects Visit the Wernersville Library Write or trace your name Draw a picture and tell a story about it Count objects (rocks, toys, snacks) Visit the Reading Public Museum and Grounds First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do to prepare your child for Kindergarten: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Let your child draw, color, play with play-dough, use child-safe scissors, or string beads. These activities strengthen those little hands and fingers! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your kiddo to wash their hands, put on their own shoes, choose between two snacks, or help with simple tasks. You'll be amazed at how proud they feel! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings and practice calming strategies like deep breathing, counting to ten, or taking a quiet moment. Teaching emotional awareness builds resilience and helps them navigate big feelings! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” This is the best part! Snuggle up with your child and read together every day β€” picture books, silly rhymes, or their favorite story for the 100th time! Reading aloud builds language skills, sparks curiosity, and creates the coziest memories. πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum β€” Explore both the inside and outside of the museum. It's a wonderful way to spark curiosity and have fun learning together! πŸ“– Library Time β€” Visit our local libraries to see the many resources they have to offer. Your child will love exploring books and discovering new favorites! πŸ“–Womelsdorf Library πŸ“– Robesonia Library πŸ“– Wernersville Library πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum 🌟Your support at home makes such a difference, and we can't wait to celebrate your child's summer time journey with you. Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and West Elementary Dear families and caregivers, Are you ready for the sunshine and warm weather? Here are some fun ways to practice some of the important skills that your child has learned throughout the school year. These activities are designed to be short and playful for about 5–10 minutes. You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for First Grade🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Read a story and retell beginning, middle, and end Solve 10 addition facts Write 3 sentences about your favorite animal Visit the Robesonia Library Read 5 trick words Count to 100 by 1’s, 5’s, & 10’s Read a book to a family member Write a sentence with a capital & period Write numbers 1 – 50 Solve 5 subtraction facts Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Find a square, circle, triangle, cube, sphere, cone, or cylinder while taking a walk Write a sentence about your day Read for 10 minutes Compare numbers Using =, <, > Write 5 CVC words such a bat, get, or pig Solve a story problem Visit the Wernersville Library Read a poem out loud Write 2 questions about a story. Be sure to use who, what, when, where, or why. Count objects up to 20 Visit the Reading Public Museum First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do together over the summer: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Provide opportunities for your child to draw, color, build with small blocks, cut with scissors, and complete puzzles. These activities continue to strengthen hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills needed for writing and other classroom tasks! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your child to manage their own routines like washing hands, getting dressed, organizing their belongings, and completing simple chores at home. You'll be amazed at how capable and confident they become! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings like happy, sad, angry, or worried. Teach them calming strategies like taking deep breaths, counting to 10, or talking about what's bothering them. When kids learn to understand their emotions, they feel more confident and can handle tough moments! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” Continue reading together daily β€” chapter books, adventure stories, or their favorite tales. Reading aloud strengthens comprehension skills, builds vocabulary, and keeps the love of learning alive. These shared moments create lasting memories! πŸ”— Valuable Resources β€” Here are some QR codes for resources to support your child. Hundreds Chart Fundations Chart Five Start Sentence Checklist Trick words 🌟We're grateful for your partnership in your child's education. Your support at home is powerful, and we look forward to celebrating all the growth together! Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and Elementary "
"Dear families and caregivers, We're thrilled you're joining our kindergarten community! To help your child have the best start possible, we'd love to share some fun ways you can support their readiness. Think of it as a little adventure you're going on together! You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for Kindergarten🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Listen to a story and talk about what the character does Solve 10 addition facts Practice writing letters A–Z Visit the Robesonia Library Sing the alphabet song Count out loud to 20 Read a book with a family member Practice rhyming words like cat- bat or hip-tip Write numbers 1 – 20 Point to colors and name them Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Make AB, AABB, ABCABC patterns Match uppercase and lowercase letters Read for 10 minutes Look for shapes around your house Clap words with 1, 2, or 3 syllables Go for a walk and find 5 objects Visit the Wernersville Library Write or trace your name Draw a picture and tell a story about it Count objects (rocks, toys, snacks) Visit the Reading Public Museum and Grounds First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do to prepare your child for Kindergarten: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Let your child draw, color, play with play-dough, use child-safe scissors, or string beads. These activities strengthen those little hands and fingers! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your kiddo to wash their hands, put on their own shoes, choose between two snacks, or help with simple tasks. You'll be amazed at how proud they feel! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings and practice calming strategies like deep breathing, counting to ten, or taking a quiet moment. Teaching emotional awareness builds resilience and helps them navigate big feelings! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” This is the best part! Snuggle up with your child and read together every day β€” picture books, silly rhymes, or their favorite story for the 100th time! Reading aloud builds language skills, sparks curiosity, and creates the coziest memories. πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum β€” Explore both the inside and outside of the museum. It's a wonderful way to spark curiosity and have fun learning together! πŸ“– Library Time β€” Visit our local libraries to see the many resources they have to offer. Your child will love exploring books and discovering new favorites! πŸ“–Womelsdorf Library πŸ“– Robesonia Library πŸ“– Wernersville Library πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum 🌟Your support at home makes such a difference, and we can't wait to celebrate your child's summer time journey with you. Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and West Elementary Dear families and caregivers, Are you ready for the sunshine and warm weather? Here are some fun ways to practice some of the important skills that your child has learned throughout the school year. These activities are designed to be short and playful for about 5–10 minutes. You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for First Grade🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Read a story and retell beginning, middle, and end Solve 10 addition facts Write 3 sentences about your favorite animal Visit the Robesonia Library Read 5 trick words Count to 100 by 1’s, 5’s, & 10’s Read a book to a family member Write a sentence with a capital & period Write numbers 1 – 50 Solve 5 subtraction facts Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Find a square, circle, triangle, cube, sphere, cone, or cylinder while taking a walk Write a sentence about your day Read for 10 minutes Compare numbers Using =, <, > Write 5 CVC words such a bat, get, or pig Solve a story problem Visit the Wernersville Library Read a poem out loud Write 2 questions about a story. Be sure to use who, what, when, where, or why. Count objects up to 20 Visit the Reading Public Museum First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do together over the summer: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Provide opportunities for your child to draw, color, build with small blocks, cut with scissors, and complete puzzles. These activities continue to strengthen hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills needed for writing and other classroom tasks! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your child to manage their own routines like washing hands, getting dressed, organizing their belongings, and completing simple chores at home. You'll be amazed at how capable and confident they become! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings like happy, sad, angry, or worried. Teach them calming strategies like taking deep breaths, counting to 10, or talking about what's bothering them. When kids learn to understand their emotions, they feel more confident and can handle tough moments! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” Continue reading together daily β€” chapter books, adventure stories, or their favorite tales. Reading aloud strengthens comprehension skills, builds vocabulary, and keeps the love of learning alive. These shared moments create lasting memories! πŸ”— Valuable Resources β€” Here are some QR codes for resources to support your child. Hundreds Chart Fundations Chart Five Start Sentence Checklist Trick words 🌟We're grateful for your partnership in your child's education. Your support at home is powerful, and we look forward to celebrating all the growth together! Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and Elementary "
"Dear families and caregivers, We're thrilled you're joining our kindergarten community! To help your child have the best start possible, we'd love to share some fun ways you can support their readiness. Think of it as a little adventure you're going on together! You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for Kindergarten🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Listen to a story and talk about what the character does Solve 10 addition facts Practice writing letters A–Z Visit the Robesonia Library Sing the alphabet song Count out loud to 20 Read a book with a family member Practice rhyming words like cat- bat or hip-tip Write numbers 1 – 20 Point to colors and name them Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Make AB, AABB, ABCABC patterns Match uppercase and lowercase letters Read for 10 minutes Look for shapes around your house Clap words with 1, 2, or 3 syllables Go for a walk and find 5 objects Visit the Wernersville Library Write or trace your name Draw a picture and tell a story about it Count objects (rocks, toys, snacks) Visit the Reading Public Museum and Grounds First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do to prepare your child for Kindergarten: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Let your child draw, color, play with play-dough, use child-safe scissors, or string beads. These activities strengthen those little hands and fingers! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your kiddo to wash their hands, put on their own shoes, choose between two snacks, or help with simple tasks. You'll be amazed at how proud they feel! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings and practice calming strategies like deep breathing, counting to ten, or taking a quiet moment. Teaching emotional awareness builds resilience and helps them navigate big feelings! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” This is the best part! Snuggle up with your child and read together every day β€” picture books, silly rhymes, or their favorite story for the 100th time! Reading aloud builds language skills, sparks curiosity, and creates the coziest memories. πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum β€” Explore both the inside and outside of the museum. It's a wonderful way to spark curiosity and have fun learning together! πŸ“– Library Time β€” Visit our local libraries to see the many resources they have to offer. Your child will love exploring books and discovering new favorites! πŸ“–Womelsdorf Library πŸ“– Robesonia Library πŸ“– Wernersville Library πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum 🌟Your support at home makes such a difference, and we can't wait to celebrate your child's summer time journey with you. Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and West Elementary Dear families and caregivers, Are you ready for the sunshine and warm weather? Here are some fun ways to practice some of the important skills that your child has learned throughout the school year. These activities are designed to be short and playful for about 5–10 minutes. You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for First Grade🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Read a story and retell beginning, middle, and end Solve 10 addition facts Write 3 sentences about your favorite animal Visit the Robesonia Library Read 5 trick words Count to 100 by 1’s, 5’s, & 10’s Read a book to a family member Write a sentence with a capital & period Write numbers 1 – 50 Solve 5 subtraction facts Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Find a square, circle, triangle, cube, sphere, cone, or cylinder while taking a walk Write a sentence about your day Read for 10 minutes Compare numbers Using =, <, > Write 5 CVC words such a bat, get, or pig Solve a story problem Visit the Wernersville Library Read a poem out loud Write 2 questions about a story. Be sure to use who, what, when, where, or why. Count objects up to 20 Visit the Reading Public Museum First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do together over the summer: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Provide opportunities for your child to draw, color, build with small blocks, cut with scissors, and complete puzzles. These activities continue to strengthen hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills needed for writing and other classroom tasks! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your child to manage their own routines like washing hands, getting dressed, organizing their belongings, and completing simple chores at home. You'll be amazed at how capable and confident they become! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings like happy, sad, angry, or worried. Teach them calming strategies like taking deep breaths, counting to 10, or talking about what's bothering them. When kids learn to understand their emotions, they feel more confident and can handle tough moments! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” Continue reading together daily β€” chapter books, adventure stories, or their favorite tales. Reading aloud strengthens comprehension skills, builds vocabulary, and keeps the love of learning alive. These shared moments create lasting memories! πŸ”— Valuable Resources β€” Here are some QR codes for resources to support your child. Hundreds Chart Fundations Chart Five Start Sentence Checklist Trick words 🌟We're grateful for your partnership in your child's education. Your support at home is powerful, and we look forward to celebrating all the growth together! Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and Elementary "
"Dear families and caregivers, We're thrilled you're joining our kindergarten community! To help your child have the best start possible, we'd love to share some fun ways you can support their readiness. Think of it as a little adventure you're going on together! You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for Kindergarten🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Listen to a story and talk about what the character does Solve 10 addition facts Practice writing letters A–Z Visit the Robesonia Library Sing the alphabet song Count out loud to 20 Read a book with a family member Practice rhyming words like cat- bat or hip-tip Write numbers 1 – 20 Point to colors and name them Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Make AB, AABB, ABCABC patterns Match uppercase and lowercase letters Read for 10 minutes Look for shapes around your house Clap words with 1, 2, or 3 syllables Go for a walk and find 5 objects Visit the Wernersville Library Write or trace your name Draw a picture and tell a story about it Count objects (rocks, toys, snacks) Visit the Reading Public Museum and Grounds First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do to prepare your child for Kindergarten: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Let your child draw, color, play with play-dough, use child-safe scissors, or string beads. These activities strengthen those little hands and fingers! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your kiddo to wash their hands, put on their own shoes, choose between two snacks, or help with simple tasks. You'll be amazed at how proud they feel! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings and practice calming strategies like deep breathing, counting to ten, or taking a quiet moment. Teaching emotional awareness builds resilience and helps them navigate big feelings! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” This is the best part! Snuggle up with your child and read together every day β€” picture books, silly rhymes, or their favorite story for the 100th time! Reading aloud builds language skills, sparks curiosity, and creates the coziest memories. πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum β€” Explore both the inside and outside of the museum. It's a wonderful way to spark curiosity and have fun learning together! πŸ“– Library Time β€” Visit our local libraries to see the many resources they have to offer. Your child will love exploring books and discovering new favorites! πŸ“–Womelsdorf Library πŸ“– Robesonia Library πŸ“– Wernersville Library πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum 🌟Your support at home makes such a difference, and we can't wait to celebrate your child's summer time journey with you. Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and West Elementary Dear families and caregivers, Are you ready for the sunshine and warm weather? Here are some fun ways to practice some of the important skills that your child has learned throughout the school year. These activities are designed to be short and playful for about 5–10 minutes. You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for First Grade🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Read a story and retell beginning, middle, and end Solve 10 addition facts Write 3 sentences about your favorite animal Visit the Robesonia Library Read 5 trick words Count to 100 by 1’s, 5’s, & 10’s Read a book to a family member Write a sentence with a capital & period Write numbers 1 – 50 Solve 5 subtraction facts Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Find a square, circle, triangle, cube, sphere, cone, or cylinder while taking a walk Write a sentence about your day Read for 10 minutes Compare numbers Using =, <, > Write 5 CVC words such a bat, get, or pig Solve a story problem Visit the Wernersville Library Read a poem out loud Write 2 questions about a story. Be sure to use who, what, when, where, or why. Count objects up to 20 Visit the Reading Public Museum First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do together over the summer: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Provide opportunities for your child to draw, color, build with small blocks, cut with scissors, and complete puzzles. These activities continue to strengthen hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills needed for writing and other classroom tasks! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your child to manage their own routines like washing hands, getting dressed, organizing their belongings, and completing simple chores at home. You'll be amazed at how capable and confident they become! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings like happy, sad, angry, or worried. Teach them calming strategies like taking deep breaths, counting to 10, or talking about what's bothering them. When kids learn to understand their emotions, they feel more confident and can handle tough moments! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” Continue reading together daily β€” chapter books, adventure stories, or their favorite tales. Reading aloud strengthens comprehension skills, builds vocabulary, and keeps the love of learning alive. These shared moments create lasting memories! πŸ”— Valuable Resources β€” Here are some QR codes for resources to support your child. Hundreds Chart Fundations Chart Five Start Sentence Checklist Trick words 🌟We're grateful for your partnership in your child's education. Your support at home is powerful, and we look forward to celebrating all the growth together! Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and Elementary "
"Dear families and caregivers, We're thrilled you're joining our kindergarten community! To help your child have the best start possible, we'd love to share some fun ways you can support their readiness. Think of it as a little adventure you're going on together! You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for Kindergarten🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Listen to a story and talk about what the character does Solve 10 addition facts Practice writing letters A–Z Visit the Robesonia Library Sing the alphabet song Count out loud to 20 Read a book with a family member Practice rhyming words like cat- bat or hip-tip Write numbers 1 – 20 Point to colors and name them Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Make AB, AABB, ABCABC patterns Match uppercase and lowercase letters Read for 10 minutes Look for shapes around your house Clap words with 1, 2, or 3 syllables Go for a walk and find 5 objects Visit the Wernersville Library Write or trace your name Draw a picture and tell a story about it Count objects (rocks, toys, snacks) Visit the Reading Public Museum and Grounds First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do to prepare your child for Kindergarten: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Let your child draw, color, play with play-dough, use child-safe scissors, or string beads. These activities strengthen those little hands and fingers! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your kiddo to wash their hands, put on their own shoes, choose between two snacks, or help with simple tasks. You'll be amazed at how proud they feel! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings and practice calming strategies like deep breathing, counting to ten, or taking a quiet moment. Teaching emotional awareness builds resilience and helps them navigate big feelings! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” This is the best part! Snuggle up with your child and read together every day β€” picture books, silly rhymes, or their favorite story for the 100th time! Reading aloud builds language skills, sparks curiosity, and creates the coziest memories. πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum β€” Explore both the inside and outside of the museum. It's a wonderful way to spark curiosity and have fun learning together! πŸ“– Library Time β€” Visit our local libraries to see the many resources they have to offer. Your child will love exploring books and discovering new favorites! πŸ“–Womelsdorf Library πŸ“– Robesonia Library πŸ“– Wernersville Library πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum 🌟Your support at home makes such a difference, and we can't wait to celebrate your child's summer time journey with you. Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and West Elementary Dear families and caregivers, Are you ready for the sunshine and warm weather? Here are some fun ways to practice some of the important skills that your child has learned throughout the school year. These activities are designed to be short and playful for about 5–10 minutes. You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for First Grade🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Read a story and retell beginning, middle, and end Solve 10 addition facts Write 3 sentences about your favorite animal Visit the Robesonia Library Read 5 trick words Count to 100 by 1’s, 5’s, & 10’s Read a book to a family member Write a sentence with a capital & period Write numbers 1 – 50 Solve 5 subtraction facts Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Find a square, circle, triangle, cube, sphere, cone, or cylinder while taking a walk Write a sentence about your day Read for 10 minutes Compare numbers Using =, <, > Write 5 CVC words such a bat, get, or pig Solve a story problem Visit the Wernersville Library Read a poem out loud Write 2 questions about a story. Be sure to use who, what, when, where, or why. Count objects up to 20 Visit the Reading Public Museum First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do together over the summer: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Provide opportunities for your child to draw, color, build with small blocks, cut with scissors, and complete puzzles. These activities continue to strengthen hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills needed for writing and other classroom tasks! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your child to manage their own routines like washing hands, getting dressed, organizing their belongings, and completing simple chores at home. You'll be amazed at how capable and confident they become! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings like happy, sad, angry, or worried. Teach them calming strategies like taking deep breaths, counting to 10, or talking about what's bothering them. When kids learn to understand their emotions, they feel more confident and can handle tough moments! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” Continue reading together daily β€” chapter books, adventure stories, or their favorite tales. Reading aloud strengthens comprehension skills, builds vocabulary, and keeps the love of learning alive. These shared moments create lasting memories! πŸ”— Valuable Resources β€” Here are some QR codes for resources to support your child. Hundreds Chart Fundations Chart Five Start Sentence Checklist Trick words 🌟We're grateful for your partnership in your child's education. Your support at home is powerful, and we look forward to celebrating all the growth together! Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and Elementary "
"Dear families and caregivers, We're thrilled you're joining our kindergarten community! To help your child have the best start possible, we'd love to share some fun ways you can support their readiness. Think of it as a little adventure you're going on together! You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for Kindergarten🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Listen to a story and talk about what the character does Solve 10 addition facts Practice writing letters A–Z Visit the Robesonia Library Sing the alphabet song Count out loud to 20 Read a book with a family member Practice rhyming words like cat- bat or hip-tip Write numbers 1 – 20 Point to colors and name them Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Make AB, AABB, ABCABC patterns Match uppercase and lowercase letters Read for 10 minutes Look for shapes around your house Clap words with 1, 2, or 3 syllables Go for a walk and find 5 objects Visit the Wernersville Library Write or trace your name Draw a picture and tell a story about it Count objects (rocks, toys, snacks) Visit the Reading Public Museum and Grounds First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do to prepare your child for Kindergarten: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Let your child draw, color, play with play-dough, use child-safe scissors, or string beads. These activities strengthen those little hands and fingers! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your kiddo to wash their hands, put on their own shoes, choose between two snacks, or help with simple tasks. You'll be amazed at how proud they feel! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings and practice calming strategies like deep breathing, counting to ten, or taking a quiet moment. Teaching emotional awareness builds resilience and helps them navigate big feelings! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” This is the best part! Snuggle up with your child and read together every day β€” picture books, silly rhymes, or their favorite story for the 100th time! Reading aloud builds language skills, sparks curiosity, and creates the coziest memories. πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum β€” Explore both the inside and outside of the museum. It's a wonderful way to spark curiosity and have fun learning together! πŸ“– Library Time β€” Visit our local libraries to see the many resources they have to offer. Your child will love exploring books and discovering new favorites! πŸ“–Womelsdorf Library πŸ“– Robesonia Library πŸ“– Wernersville Library πŸ›οΈ Reading Public Museum 🌟Your support at home makes such a difference, and we can't wait to celebrate your child's summer time journey with you. Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and West Elementary Dear families and caregivers, Are you ready for the sunshine and warm weather? Here are some fun ways to practice some of the important skills that your child has learned throughout the school year. These activities are designed to be short and playful for about 5–10 minutes. You can use this bingo sheet to mark the activities you did together. 🌟🌟🌟CW Summer Scouts Bingo for First Grade🌟🌟🌟 Visit the Womelsdorf Library Read a story and retell beginning, middle, and end Solve 10 addition facts Write 3 sentences about your favorite animal Visit the Robesonia Library Read 5 trick words Count to 100 by 1’s, 5’s, & 10’s Read a book to a family member Write a sentence with a capital & period Write numbers 1 – 50 Solve 5 subtraction facts Say letter sounds A – Z FREE SPACE Read and draw your favorite part of a story Find a square, circle, triangle, cube, sphere, cone, or cylinder while taking a walk Write a sentence about your day Read for 10 minutes Compare numbers Using =, <, > Write 5 CVC words such a bat, get, or pig Solve a story problem Visit the Wernersville Library Read a poem out loud Write 2 questions about a story. Be sure to use who, what, when, where, or why. Count objects up to 20 Visit the Reading Public Museum First and Last Name_____________________________ Teacher Name:________________________________ Here are some other things you can do together over the summer: 🎨 Fine Motor Fun β€” Provide opportunities for your child to draw, color, build with small blocks, cut with scissors, and complete puzzles. These activities continue to strengthen hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills needed for writing and other classroom tasks! 🦸 Independence Boosters β€” Encourage your child to manage their own routines like washing hands, getting dressed, organizing their belongings, and completing simple chores at home. You'll be amazed at how capable and confident they become! πŸ“΅ Screen Time Swap β€” Try gradually swapping screen time for outdoor play, building with blocks, or creative crafts. Your child's imagination will thank you! ❀️ Manage Their Emotions β€” Help your child name their feelings like happy, sad, angry, or worried. Teach them calming strategies like taking deep breaths, counting to 10, or talking about what's bothering them. When kids learn to understand their emotions, they feel more confident and can handle tough moments! πŸ“š Reading Magic β€” Continue reading together daily β€” chapter books, adventure stories, or their favorite tales. Reading aloud strengthens comprehension skills, builds vocabulary, and keeps the love of learning alive. These shared moments create lasting memories! πŸ”— Valuable Resources β€” Here are some QR codes for resources to support your child. Hundreds Chart Fundations Chart Five Start Sentence Checklist Trick words 🌟We're grateful for your partnership in your child's education. Your support at home is powerful, and we look forward to celebrating all the growth together! Please write your child’s first name and last name on this paper. Bring it to school by Thursday, September 3 for a special treat! Enjoy your summer! The Staff at Conrad Weiser East and Elementary "
πŸ“£ Summer Enrollment Support for New CWASD Students (K–12)!

Need help with enrollment? We’re here for you! Join us at one of our Summer Enrollment Nights:
πŸ—“οΈ July 14 | 5:00–6:30 PM
πŸ—“οΈ July 23 | 6:00–8:00 PM
πŸ—“οΈ August 3 | 5:00–6:30 PM

All events are in District Administration, enter through Door 37
Start the process here ➑️https://www.conradweiser.org/page/new-student-enrollment

⚠️ Please note: You must sign up in advance so we can plan with appropriate support!
πŸ”— https://bit.ly/CWSummerEnroll

Completed enrollment must be submitted before August 19 to guarantee a first day-of-school start. 🚌
Let us help you get your student ready for the upcoming school yearβ€”we look forward to seeing you! ✨
#WeAreWeiser
15 days ago, CWASD
πŸ“£ Summer Enrollment Support for New CWASD Students (K–12)! Need help with enrollment? We’re here for you! Join us at one of our Summer Enrollment Nights: πŸ—“οΈ July 14 | 5:00–6:30 PM πŸ—“οΈ July 23 | 6:00–8:00 PM πŸ—“οΈ August 3 | 5:00–6:30 PM All events are in District Administration, enter through Door 37 Start the process here ➑️https://www.conradweiser.org/page/new-student-enrollment ⚠️ Please note: You must sign up in advance so we can plan with appropriate support! πŸ”— https://bit.ly/CWSummerEnroll Completed enrollment must be submitted before August 19 to guarantee a first day-of-school start. 🚌 Let us help you get your student ready for the upcoming school yearβ€”we look forward to seeing you! ✨ #WeAreWeiser
Garden club is hard at work at West this summer!! So far they've weeded and watered the garden and gotten to harvest lettuce! They've also colored pictures to label their raised beds to show what we have growing!
17 days ago, Victoria Ziemba
students and a teacher standing by a table
students standing with the bag of lettuce they harvested
students standing by the pictures they colored to label the raised beds
students harvesting lettuce
students weeding weeds out of the garden
student looking into a raised bed to look for weeds
student watering
students weeding out weeds in the garden
group of students standing with the hoses and the little shovels they used to weed
⚾️ CW Youth Baseball ⚾️
Fall Ball Registration is NOW OPEN!

Division Age Levels:
⚾️ Majors: player isn’t 13 before 5/1/27
⚾️ Minors: player isn’t 11 before 5/1/27
⚾️ Coach Pitch: player isn’t 9 before 5/1/27
⚾️ T-Ball: Ages 5–6

πŸ’‘ Moving up? If your child plans to move up a division in the spring, we recommend registering them at that level this fall to help prepare for the upcoming season.

πŸ“ Register here: ⬇️
πŸ”— https://cwbaseball.sportngin.com/register/form/097687332

Questions???
Email cwcabaseball@gmail.com or check out our Facebook page Conrad Weiser Youth Baseball for more information!
#WeAreWeiser
19 days ago, CWASD
Conrad Weiser Youth Baseball Fall Registration now open through August 1st
πŸ’™ Parenting doesn’t come with a handbook, but support is available year-round for Conrad Weiser families β€” including all summer long! β˜€οΈ

Through our partnership with ParentGuidance.org, families have access to FREE, confidential mental health resources, including:
βœ”οΈ On-demand courses led by licensed therapists
βœ”οΈ β€œAsk a Therapist” live and anonymous Q&A sessions
βœ”οΈ Free parent coaching
βœ”οΈ Mental health series on topics like anxiety, bullying, social media, and more

No insurance, referral, or diagnosis required.

Explore resources here: https://www.conradweiser.org/o/cwasd/page/parent-guidance

Upcoming Ask a Therapist sessions:
πŸ“… July 21 πŸ“… August 25

Healthy students begin with healthy families. πŸ’™

@ParentGuidance @cook_center_
#MentalHealthMatters #ParentGuidance #WeAreWeiser πŸ’™πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§β€πŸ‘¦
22 days ago, CWASD
summer MH calendar from parentguidance.org
july MH calendar
QR code for ParentGuidance.org
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Happy Fourth of July from Conrad Weiser Area School District! πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ

As we celebrate Independence Day, we also recognize the beginning of America's 250th birthday commemoration. Today, we honor our nation's history, celebrate our freedoms, and look ahead to a bright future. Wishing our CW community a safe and happy holiday! πŸŽ†

#FourthOfJuly #America250 #IndependenceDay #WeAreWeiser πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ
23 days ago, CWASD
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She runs. She grows. She believes. πŸƒβ€β™€οΈβœ¨ Girls on the Run registration is open β€” sign your girl up for a season she’ll never forget!
24 days ago, CWWE
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πŸ“… The 2026–2027 Conrad Weiser School District school year officially starts today! 😲
As you begin planning for the upcoming school year, remember that the District Calendar can be accessed anytime from the top right corner of our homepage by selecting "District Calendar 2026–27."

πŸ“² Stay up to date with important dates, holidays, early dismissals, and school events all year long by downloading our APP here πŸ”— https://www.conradweiser.org/page/stay-connected
#SchoolCalendar #WeAreWeiser
26 days ago, CWASD
26-27 school calendar; also avilable here https://files-backend.assets.thrillshare.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/2941/Cwasd/cea37b93-9ff3-4958-a64c-15b79bbebbeb/District-calendar-26-2702112026.pdf?disposition=inline

πŸ“£ Summer Enrollment Support for New CWASD Students (K–12)!

Need help with enrollment? We’re here for you! Join us at one of our Summer Enrollment Nights:
πŸ—“οΈ July 14 | 5:00–6:30 PM
πŸ—“οΈ July 23 | 6:00–8:00 PM
πŸ—“οΈ August 3 | 5:00–6:30 PM

All events are in District Administration, enter through Door 37
Start the process here ➑️https://www.conradweiser.org/page/new-student-enrollment

⚠️ Please note: You must sign up in advance so we can plan with appropriate support!
πŸ”— https://bit.ly/CWSummerEnroll

Completed enrollment must be submitted before August 19 to guarantee a first day-of-school start. 🚌
Let us help you get your student ready for the upcoming school yearβ€”we look forward to seeing you! ✨
#WeAreWeiser

27 days ago, CWASD
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