β˜€οΈ Summer is almost hereβ€”a season for sunshine, relaxation, family time, and making memories! While summer can be exciting, it can also bring changes in routines, emotions, and new challenges for children and teens. Remember, you don’t have to navigate it alone. πŸ’™

Our district continues to offer πŸ†“ Parent Coaching through ParentGuidance.orgβ€”a supportive, confidential resource created by licensed therapists to help you strengthen your connection with your child and support their emotional well-being all summer long.
What’s included:βœ… No costβœ… Private, one-on-one supportβœ… Weekly or bi-weekly coaching callsβœ… In-app messaging with your coachβœ… Practical tools, tips, and personalized guidance

🌴 Whether your child is dealing with anxiety, friendship challenges, confidence, summer transitions, or big emotions, support is just a click away.
πŸ—“οΈ Available throughout the summer and school year!πŸ‘‰ Register here: https://parentguidance.org/school-coaching/

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

about 15 hours ago, CWASD
parent coaching flyer; father/daughter hugging and QR code to scan
parent guidance QR code
Today, we proudly celebrate Flag Day and honor the symbol that represents our nation’s freedom, unity, and resilience. πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ
At Conrad Weiser Area School District, we are grateful for the opportunities and freedoms our flag represents and for all those who have served and sacrificed for our country.
Take a moment today to reflect on the values that bring us together and proudly fly the red, white, and blue! β€οΈπŸ€πŸ’™
For a history lesson πŸ”— https://nationalflagfoundation.org/how-flag-day-became-a-national-holiday/
#FlagDay #WeAreWeiser
about 19 hours ago, CWASD
flag day graphic, American flag in the background
πŸ“žπŸ’™ 366 Positive Phone Calls Home! πŸ’™πŸ“ž

This year, our staff made an incredible 366 positive phone calls home, reaching 87% of our students and families to celebrate successes, recognize growth, and strengthen school-home connections.

This program was started several years ago by our Dean of Students, Mr. Gantz, with a simple but powerful goal: make sure families hear good news from school. What began as an idea has grown tremendously, becoming an important part of our school culture and helping us build stronger relationships with our students and families.

A huge thank you to our teachers and staff for taking the time to share these positive moments. Every call helped reinforce the amazing things happening in our classrooms each day.

We're proud of what we've accomplished together, and we're already setting our sights higher. Next year, we're aiming for 100% of our students to receive a positive phone call home!

#WeAreWeiser #SchoolFamilyPartnerships #CelebratingSuccess #BuildingConnections #WestElementaryProud #EveryStudentEveryDay
2 days ago, CWWE
Positive Phone Call Program
Nothing says Field Day fun quite like watching our teachers race in inflatable costumes! πŸŽ‰πŸƒβ€β™€οΈπŸƒβ€β™‚οΈ From bouncing, wobbling, and laughing their way across the field, our staff proved they're always willing to go the extra mile to make memories for our students. The smiles, cheers, and laughter made this one of the highlights of the day! A huge thank you to our amazing teachers for bringing the energy, enthusiasm, and fun that make Field Day so special.πŸ€πŸ’™ #WeAreWeiser #MaskedRunner
3 days ago, CWWE
inflatables
Creating a rainbow of memories at Field Day 2026! 🌈✨ Field Day would not be what it is without the help of our amazing PTO & volunteers and Miss Ziemba! Thank you! πŸ€πŸ’™ #WeAreWeiser #FieldDay
3 days ago, CWWE
field day
🌟 New Resource for Families of Young Children! 🌟

ParentGuidance.org now offers a new on-demand course: Milestones to Progress: Guiding Your Child from Birth Through the Early School Years.
πŸ”— https://parentguidance.org/courses/milestones-to-progress/
Designed for parents and caregivers of children ages 0–5, this free course covers:
βœ… Emotional regulation
βœ… Communication skills
βœ… School readiness
βœ… Developmental milestones
βœ… Behaviors & routines
βœ… Building strong parent-school connections

This is a wonderful resource for families preparing for kindergarten and the early school years. We’re excited to share this support with our community and help connect families with trusted tools right from the start!
@ParentGuidance @cook_center_
#MentalHealthMatters #ParentGuidance #WeAreWeiser πŸ’™πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§β€πŸ‘¦
5 days ago, CWASD
flyer for early childhood course for parents; photo of family and parent guidance medalion
🌞 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
6 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 "
Check out the last of this year's W.O.W. sightings!
Look for more words in September!
Have a wonderful summer!
#WeAreWeiser #WordOfTheWeek
7 days ago, CWWE
wow sightings
Congratulations to the Conrad Weiser Class of 2026!
We are proud of all you have accomplished and grateful for the memories you've created along the way. Wherever your path takes you next, carry that Weiser Pride with you. πŸ’™πŸ€
It's always a great day to be a Scout. πŸŽ“βœ¨
#WeAreWeiser #ClassOf2026 #CWScouts
7 days ago, CWASD
pictures of graduates
graduation pictures collage
πŸŽ“ Missed graduation or want to relive the celebration? The Class of 2026 Graduation livestream is now available to watch! Congratulations to our graduates! πŸŽ‰
πŸ”— https://youtu.be/7sZz9bjp2SM
#WeAreWeiser #ClassOf2026
7 days ago, CWASD
class of 2026 livestream link
β˜€οΈπŸ–οΈ Summer Office Hours Reminder πŸ–οΈβ˜€οΈ

Conrad Weiser Area School District building offices are OPEN to the public Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. throughout the summer. πŸ’™
πŸ“… Offices will be CLOSED to the public on the following Fridays:
β€’ June 12, 19, 26
β€’ July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
β€’ August 7, 14
We hope everyone has a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable summer! 🌴😎 #WeAreWeiser
7 days ago, CWASD
Summer Office HOurs
πŸŽ‰πŸ’™ Celebrating Our Retirees! πŸ’™πŸŽ‰

This year, Conrad Weiser proudly celebrates 20 incredible retirees with a combined 477 years of service to our district! πŸ€―πŸ‘

Some spent their entire careers here, while others brought years of experience from other schools before we were lucky enough to β€œsteal” them β€” even if only for a short time. 😊
Our retirees have truly done it all: support staff, paraprofessionals, secretaries, teachers, counselors, bus drivers, custodians, maintenance staff, and so much more. Each one has made a lasting impact on our students, staff, and community. πŸ’™πŸ€

Thank you for your dedication, kindness, hard work, and the countless ways you helped shape Conrad Weiser over the years. You will be deeply missed, but your impact will remain part of our story forever.

Please join us in wishing all of our retirees a happy, healthy, and well-deserved retirement! πŸŽ“βœ¨πŸŒŸ
#WeAreWeiser #ThankYouRetirees #CWFamily #477YearsStrong
7 days ago, CWASD
retirees years of service and photos
retirees years of service and photos
retirees years of service and photos
retirees years of service and photos
retirees years of service and photos
πŸŽ‰πŸ’™ Celebrating Our Retirees! πŸ’™πŸŽ‰

This year, Conrad Weiser proudly celebrates 20 incredible retirees with a combined 477 years of service to our district! πŸ€―πŸ‘

Some spent their entire careers here, while others brought years of experience from other schools before we were lucky enough to β€œsteal” them β€” even if only for a short time. 😊
Our retirees have truly done it all: support staff, paraprofessionals, secretaries, teachers, counselors, bus drivers, custodians, maintenance staff, and so much more. Each one has made a lasting impact on our students, staff, and community. πŸ’™πŸ€

Thank you for your dedication, kindness, hard work, and the countless ways you helped shape Conrad Weiser over the years. You will be deeply missed, but your impact will remain part of our story forever.

Please join us in wishing all of our retirees a happy, healthy, and well-deserved retirement! πŸŽ“βœ¨πŸŒŸ
#WeAreWeiser #ThankYouRetirees #CWFamily #477YearsStrong
7 days ago, CWASD
retirees slides with years of service and photo
retirees slides with years of service and photo
retirees slides with years of service and photo
retirees slides with years of service and photo
retirees slides with years of service and photo
retirees photos and years of service
retirees slides with years of service and photo
retirees slides with years of service and photo
πŸŽ‰πŸ’™ Celebrating Our Retirees! πŸ’™πŸŽ‰

This year, Conrad Weiser proudly celebrates 20 incredible retirees with a combined 477 years of service to our district! πŸ€―πŸ‘

Some spent their entire careers here, while others brought years of experience from other schools before we were lucky enough to β€œsteal” them β€” even if only for a short time. 😊
Our retirees have truly done it all: support staff, paraprofessionals, secretaries, teachers, counselors, bus drivers, custodians, maintenance staff, and so much more. Each one has made a lasting impact on our students, staff, and community. πŸ’™πŸ€

Thank you for your dedication, kindness, hard work, and the countless ways you helped shape Conrad Weiser over the years. You will be deeply missed, but your impact will remain part of our story forever.

Please join us in wishing all of our retirees a happy, healthy, and well-deserved retirement! πŸŽ“βœ¨πŸŒŸ
#WeAreWeiser #ThankYouRetirees #CWFamily #477YearsStrong
7 days ago, CWASD
retiree slides and their years of service, photo inlcuded
retiree slides and their years of service, photo inlcuded
retiree slides and their years of service, photo inlcuded
retiree slides and their years of service, photo inlcuded
retiree slides and their years of service, photo inlcuded
retiree slides and their years of service, photo inlcuded
retiree slides and their years of service, photo inlcuded
retiree slides and their years of service, photo inlcuded
retiree slides and their years of service, photo inlcuded
retiree slides and their years of service, photo inlcuded

β˜€οΈ Summer is almost hereβ€”a season for sunshine, relaxation, family time, and making memories! While summer can be exciting, it can also bring changes in routines, emotions, and new challenges for children and teens. Remember, you don’t have to navigate it alone. πŸ’™

Our district continues to offer πŸ†“ Parent Coaching through ParentGuidance.orgβ€”a supportive, confidential resource created by licensed therapists to help you strengthen your connection with your child and support their emotional well-being all summer long.
What’s included:βœ… No costβœ… Private, one-on-one supportβœ… Weekly or bi-weekly coaching callsβœ… In-app messaging with your coachβœ… Practical tools, tips, and personalized guidance

🌴 Whether your child is dealing with anxiety, friendship challenges, confidence, summer transitions, or big emotions, support is just a click away.
πŸ—“οΈ Available throughout the summer and school year!πŸ‘‰ Register here: https://parentguidance.org/school-coaching/

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

8 days ago, CWASD
parent coaching flyer; family hugging and QR code to scan
parent guidance QR code
β˜€οΈ Apply Your β€œInternal Sunscreen” This Summer β˜€οΈ
Just like sunscreen protects our skin, taking care of our mental health helps protect our emotional well-being. πŸ’™

This month’s ParentGuidance.org newsletter shares simple ways families can support mental wellness together, including:
βœ”οΈ Taking breaks
βœ”οΈ Practicing mindfulness
βœ”οΈ Staying active
βœ”οΈ Connecting with others
βœ”οΈ Seeking support when needed
πŸ”— https://parentguidance.org/newsletter/june-2026-internal-sunscreen/

Remember β€” no parent is perfect, and every small step matters. 🩴
Explore free parenting and mental health resources anytime at https://www.conradweiser.org/o/cwasd/page/parent-guidance

@ParentGuidance @cook_center_
#MentalHealthMatters #ParentGuidance #WeAreWeiser πŸ’™πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§β€πŸ‘¦
8 days ago, CWASD
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πŸŽ‰πŸ“š What an incredible way to wrap up the school year! β˜€οΈπŸŽ“ Yesterday, on our last day of school, we celebrated an amazing year together during our End-of-Year Assembly! πŸŽ‰ Throughout the assembly, we: ⭐ Honored our May Scouts of the Month πŸ† Recognized our May Golden Trophy winners πŸ“– Watched a special Yearbook video montage highlighting memories from the year ❀️ Viewed a touching video of our 4th graders thanking staff members who made a positive impact on them βž• Celebrated our Noetic Math Competition participants πŸ‘‹ Enjoyed a farewell video from each grade level as they said goodbye to their current grade And then came a very special first… πŸŒŸπŸ… We honored our FIRST EVER SCOUTS OF THE YEAR! πŸ…πŸŒŸ From our monthly Scouts of the Month winners, staff selected one boy and one girl from each grade level to receive this prestigious recognition. With OVER 60 staff members voting, these students truly stood out for their resilience, respectfulness, resourcefulness, responsibility, and reflection throughout the school year. Congratulations to our 2025-2026 Scouts of the Year: πŸŽ“ Kindergarten ⭐ Jameson Hickernell ⭐ Remira Greer πŸŽ“ First Grade ⭐ Owen Ehrgood ⭐ Jesnelli Morales πŸŽ“ Second Grade ⭐ Jackson Koch ⭐ Riley Nuss πŸŽ“ Third Grade ⭐ Jonathan Pyle ⭐ Emma Blass (Tie) ⭐ Charlotte Sweigart (Tie) πŸŽ“ Fourth Grade ⭐ Aaron Troutman ⭐ Adrianna Clemmer (Tie) ⭐ Lyra Wolfe (Tie) πŸ‘ Ms. Hoffman and Mr. Gantz proudly presented each winner with a framed certificate to commemorate this outstanding achievement. We are so proud of ALL of our Scouts and the growth, kindness, leadership, and hard work they demonstrated this year! β€οΈπŸ’™ Have a safe, fun, and relaxing summer! β˜€οΈπŸ–οΈπŸ˜Ž #WeAreWeiser
9 days ago, CWWE
Our kindergarten scouts of the year with Ms Hoffman and Mr. Gantz
Our first grade scouts of the year with Ms Hoffman and Mr. Gantz
Our second grade scouts of the year with Ms Hoffman and Mr. Gantz
Our third grade scouts of the year with Ms Hoffman and Mr. Gantz
Our fourth grade scouts of the year with Ms Hoffman and Mr. Gantz
Better late than never! 🍿 As we wrapped up the school year, a few of our Popcorn with the Principal groups missed their social media debut. We couldn’t let summer pass without recognizing these outstanding students! Congratulations, and thank you for helping make West Elementary a great place to learn and grow. #WeAreWeiser #PopcornWithThePrincipal #StudentRecognition
9 days ago, CWWE
popcorn with the principal
popcorn with the principal
popcorn with the principal
popcorn with the principal
popcorn with the principal
popcorn with the principal
popcorn with the principal
popcorn with the principal
popcorn with the principals
popcorn with the principal

This spring, over 43,000 students across the nation participated in the Noetic Learning Math Contest, including 70 of our own students here at CW West!

The following students earned National Honorable Mentions (scoring in the top 50% nationally).
2nd grade- Josiah Matz, Ahmed Jalloh, Henry Saylor, and Lisalotte Bryant
3rd Grade- Charlotte Sweigart and Emmett Jackson
4th Grade- Jonyah Staudt, Vera Faust, Cael Oberlin, Aaron Troutman, Blakely Trout, Malcolm McCarthy, and Mckensi Manbeck

Our Team Winners were:
Josiah Matz
Charlotte Sweigart and Emmett Jackson
Mckensi Manbeck

Congratulations on your hard work, perseverance, and resilience. We are so proud of you!

#WeAreWeiser #NLMC

9 days ago, CWWE
2nd grade noetic students
2nd grade winner
3rd grade winners
4th grade winner
4th grade winner
Mrs Taylor and Addi twinning down to their shoes #WeAreWeiser
10 days ago, CWWE
twinning