🌟 Employee Spotlight! Our Conrad Weiser staff go above and beyond every day to support our students, families, and community. πŸ’™ We’re proud to highlight the amazing people who make CW such a special place to learn and grow together.
See the latest spotlight at the bottom of our homepage or view them all here: πŸ”— https://www.conradweiser.org/page/employee-spotlight
#WeAreWeiser
about 11 hours ago, CWASD
employee spotlight; photo of employee, quote, name of employee and position
employee spotlight; photo of employee, quote, name of employee and position
employee spotlight; photo of employee, quote, name of employee and position
employee spotlight; photo of employee, quote, name of employee and position
πŸ’™ Back-to-School Support for Conrad Weiser Families πŸ’™

As a new school year begins, we know parenting can come with questions, challenges, and big emotions. You don’t have to navigate it alone. Support is available year-round through our partnership with ParentGuidance.org β€” at no cost to Conrad Weiser families.

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, anonymous Q&A sessions βœ”οΈ Free parent coaching βœ”οΈ Resources on anxiety, bullying, social media, behavior, and more!

No insurance, referral, or diagnosis is required.
As we head back to school, take a moment to explore these resources and find support when you need it.
πŸ”— Explore resources: https://www.conradweiser.org/o/cwasd/page/parent-guidance

πŸ“… Upcoming Ask a Therapist session: August 25
Sign up here πŸ”— https://cookcenter.info/ATLAug25

Healthy students begin with healthy families. πŸ’™

@ParentGuidance @cook_center_
#MentalHealthMatters #ParentGuidance #BackToSchool #WeAreWeiser πŸ’™
2 days ago, CWASD
coaching for parents, back to school theme; blackboard and backpack with QR code
πŸŒΆοΈπŸ«‘πŸ₯’πŸ…Want vegetables completely for free?? If your answer is yes, stop at the Conrad Weiser West freedge (located at the BWing entrance) to take some food grown by students on campus!!! They've been working hard all summer and would love to share their food with you!! πŸ…πŸ₯’πŸ«‘πŸŒΆοΈ #weareweiser #pewithmissz #cwwestelementary #gardenclub
3 days ago, Victoria Ziemba
teacher and students standing in front of a Fridge
fresh food grown on campus in the fridge
🏫 Welcome Back, Weiser! πŸ’™

As we get ready to welcome our students back for the 2026–2027 school year, we want to share a quick reminder about campus access during the school day. You may notice new signs around our campus that say: β€œNo Public Access During School Hours or School-Sponsored Events.”

During the school day, our school properties are reserved for students, staff, and school-related activities. This helps us maintain a safe, secure environment where our students can learn and our staff can focus on their work.
This includes areas such as:
🏟️ Tracks and athletic fields
🌳 Walking paths and tree-line areas
πŸ› Playgrounds
🚢 General campus areas not being used for school business

We’re always happy to welcome our families and community to school-sponsored events and activities! We simply ask that everyone follow posted guidelines and visit our campus for an approved school-related purpose.
Thank you for helping us start the new school year with a shared commitment to safety, security, and a welcoming school community. We’re excited to see you back on campus! πŸ’™
#WelcomeBack #SafeSchools #WeAreWeiser
4 days ago, CWASD
lockers with graphic taped to them abotu back to school safety message
πŸŽ‰ Meet the Teacher Night + Food Trucks!Β πŸ”πŸ§‹πŸͺ We’re excited to welcome our families back to Conrad Weiser West for Meet the Teacher Night on Thursday, August 20, from 4:00–6:00 PM! πŸ«πŸ’™ Come meet your teachers, visit classrooms, reconnect with friends, and kick off a fantastic new school year! And what better way to celebrate than with FOOD TRUCKS! 🚚🍴 Food trucks will be parked in the front of the school from 4:00–6:00 PM, so grab some dinner and enjoy the evening with our school community! We can’t wait to see everyone! πŸ’™πŸ€β€¨Let’s make it a great start to the school year! πŸ“š #WeAreWeiser #MeetTheTeacher #BackToSchool #CWWestPride
4 days ago, CWWE
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πŸŒΆοΈπŸ«‘πŸ…πŸ₯’Garden club students have added cubanelle peppers, lunchbox peppers, bell peppers, tomatoes and even more cucumbers to our freedge (free fridge)!! Come to our fridge located by the BWing entrance at west elementary to take some vegetables grown by some hardworking students and Miss Z conpletely for free! A freedge is a fridge with the purpose being the CW community to share homegrown crops with each other. You can either just take some crops or you can trade for some crops that you might have extra of! πŸ₯’πŸ…πŸ«‘πŸŒΆοΈ #weareweiser #gardenclub #pewithmissz #cwwestelementary
6 days ago, Victoria Ziemba
students standing in front of the freedge with crops we harvested
peppers cucumbers and tomatoes on the frodge shelf
students putting crops on the shelf
πŸ“’ Important Food Service Reminder! 🍎
As we begin the new school year, families are encouraged to check their email for important information from the Food Service Department regarding:

πŸ’³ SchoolCafΓ© student meal accounts
πŸ“Œ Meal account balances and negative balances
🍎 Free & Reduced-Price Meal Benefits applications

Please take a moment to review the email and make sure your student’s meal account is set up and current.
Questions? Please contact Marci Hegedus, Food Service Director πŸ“¨ m_hegedus@conradweiser.org

#WeAreWeiser #SchoolCafΓ© #FoodService #BackToSchool
6 days ago, CWASD
CW Food Service flyer; color meals at the bottom, QR code for School Cafe
🌞 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 "

πŸŽ’βœ¨ IT’S ALMOST TIME! βœ¨πŸŽ’

The countdown to a new school year is on! πŸ“šβœοΈπŸŽ We can’t wait to welcome our students and families back for another year filled with learning, laughter, creativity, and new adventures! πŸ’™

πŸ‘‹ Meet the Teacher for Grades 1-4 πŸ‘‹
πŸ“… Thursday, August 20
⏰ 4:00–6:00 PM

Come meet your child’s teacher, visit the classroom, see where the learning happens, and get ready for an AMAZING school year! πŸ«πŸ’«

πŸ“Έ Don’t forget to stop by for some first-day-of-school photo opportunities too! πŸ₯°

We are SO excited to see everyone! πŸŽ‰
Let’s make this school year the BEST one yet! πŸŽπŸ“šπŸ’™

#BackToSchool #MeetTheTeacher #WelcomeBack #SchoolFamily #NewSchoolYear #ElementarySchool

7 days ago, CWWE
Meet the Teacher night will be held on Thursday, August 20th from 4-6 PM
August is Get Ready for Kindergarten Month! πŸŽ’βœ¨
We can’t wait to welcome our incoming Kindergarten Scouts to Conrad Weiser!

As you count down the days, here are a few simple ways to build confidence and excitement before day one:
🌟 Speak Positively: Frame school as a fun, exciting adventure! Talk about the friendly teachers, new friends, and fun things they'll get to learn.
βœ”οΈ Independence: Practice zipping coats, tying shoes, and using the bathroom independently.
βœ”οΈ Social Skills: Work on taking turns, asking for help, and following simple directions.
βœ”οΈ Daily Practice: Try counting everyday items, holding pencils/scissors, and writing names together!

A positive mindset and small daily habits make a big difference on day one. We’re so excited to see our new students soon! πŸ’™
#CWScouts #WeAreWeiser #GetReadyForKindergarten
7 days ago, CWASD
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Never miss an update from CWASD! πŸ“±
Daily lunch menus πŸ• Game day schedules 🏈 Weather delays & alerts 🚨

Everything Conrad Weiser, right in your pocket!

Download the CWASD app, follow along, and never miss a moment! ⬇️
https://www.conradweiser.org/page/stay-connected
https://bit.ly/CWAPPgoogleplay
https://bit.ly/CWAPPapple
#WeAreWeiser #CWASDAPP
9 days ago, CWASD
CWASD app picture; download all here https://www.conradweiser.org/page/stay-connected
πŸ’™ ParentGuidance.org August Mental Health Newsletter πŸ’™

Feeling connected is essential to a child's well-being. This month's ParentGuidance.org newsletter explores the important difference between loneliness and isolation, the warning signs parents should watch for, and practical ways to help children build meaningful connections and strengthen family relationships.

You'll also find helpful resources, including conversation starters and tools to support your child's mental health. Together, we can help every child feel seen, supported, and connected.
Explore more about Parent Guidance on our website πŸ”— https://bit.ly/CWASDPG

@ParentGuidance @cook_center_
#MentalHealthMatters #ParentGuidance #WeAreWeiser πŸ’™πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§β€πŸ‘¦
10 days ago, CWASD
link to newsletter in english and spanish
link to newsletter in english and spanish

πŸŽ‰ Kick Off to Kindergarten! πŸŽ‰

We can't wait to welcome our newest Conrad Weiser West families!

Join us for Kindergarten Meet the Teacher on Monday, August 17, anytime between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.

This is a great opportunity to:
🍎 Meet your child's teacher
🏫 Explore your new school
🚌 Take a bus ride and get comfortable riding the school bus
πŸŽ’ Help your kindergartener become excited and confident before the first day of school

Stop by anytime during the event. We look forward to meeting you and kicking off an amazing kindergarten year together!

Date: Monday, August 17
Time: 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Location: Conrad Weiser West Elementary School

We can't wait to see you there!

11 days ago, CWWE
🧩 Do you have a family member with autism? 🌟 We invite you to join this free, informative webinar! πŸ’™ It's a wonderful opportunity to connect, learn, and grow together. ✨
#WeAreWeiser
11 days ago, CWASD
Pathways Forward: Navigating the Future Together, Webinar for students with autism and their families. August 19, 2026 2:00-3:30pm. See flyer for more information.

Reminder! πŸ“’ The Scout Information Review in Skyward is now open for all CWASD parents and guardians!

Take a few minutes to complete your student's annual information review before schedules are released so you'll have immediate access when they become available.
βœ”οΈ Log in to your Skyward Parent account https://bit.ly/CWSkywardParent or access Skyward at https://www.conradweiser.org/
βœ”οΈ Review and complete all required forms
βœ”οΈ Verify and update:
β€’ Student information
β€’ Emergency contacts
β€’ Food service selections
β€’ Medical information
β€’ Required district forms

Once your review is complete, you'll be able to view your student's classroom teacher assignment or class schedule as soon as they are released.
β€’ High School-August 5th
β€’ Middle School and Elementary Schools-August 14th

Please note, student schedules and teacher assignments may change.

Need help? Watch this quick tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBch7nlypEU
Complete your review now so you're ready for the first day of school!

Warm regards,
Conrad Weiser Area School District

#BackToSchool2026 #WeAreWeiser

12 days ago, CWASD
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Come join us at West Elementary for Kickoff to Kindergarten on August 17th from 11am - 1pm.
14 days ago, CWWE
Kickoff to Kindergarten is scheduled on August 17 from 11 am - 1pm
Girls on the Run Registration is OPEN! πŸƒβ€β™€οΈ Give your girl the chance to build confidence, make lasting friendships, and discover just how strong she isβ€”inside and out! 🌟 πŸ‘Ÿ Open to 3rd & 4th grade girls this fall! πŸ’° Financial assistance is available! If you have questions, please contact Miss Palm at r_palm@conradweiser.org. 🩷 Don't miss this unforgettable season of fun, friendship, and growth! πŸ‘‰ Register today at gotrberks.org. :::
14 days ago, CWWE
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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“… August 25

Healthy students begin with healthy families. πŸ’™

@ParentGuidance @cook_center_
#MentalHealthMatters #ParentGuidance #WeAreWeiser πŸ’™πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§β€πŸ‘¦
15 days ago, CWASD
summer MH information
august MH calendar
Parent Guidance QR code

πŸ“£ Calling all Groups and Organizations! πŸ“£ Got something exciting to share? We want to help spread the word! Submit your social media content directly to us through the link below, and we’ll make sure it reaches our community of followers. πŸ—£οΈβœ¨

Information πŸ”— https://www.conradweiser.org/o/cwasd/page/cwasd-social-media

Form πŸ”— bit.ly/CWASDSocialForm

Let’s keep everyone informed and engaged! *All posts are subject to approval and must follow the guidelines.

#CommunityFirst #StayConnected #WeAreWeiser

16 days ago, CWASD
πŸ“£ Calling all Groups and Organizations! πŸ“£ Got something exciting to share? We want to help spread the word! Submit your social media content directly to us through the link below, and we’ll make sure it reaches our community of followers. πŸ—£οΈβœ¨ πŸ”— https://www.conradweiser.org/o/cwasd/page/cwasd-social-media Let’s keep everyone informed and engaged! *All posts are subject to approval and must follow the guidelines. #CommunityFirst #StayConnected #WeAreWeiser
πŸ₯’Cucumber alert!: πŸ₯’ More cucumbers were added to our Freedge (free fridge) today by these garden club students! Come check it out! πŸ‘©β€πŸŒΎπŸ§‘β€πŸŒΎ#weareweiser #gardenclub #cwwestelementary #pewithmissz
17 days ago, CWWE
8 students that are part of the garden club standing with their cucumber harvest
2 students putting cucumbers in the CW West Freege