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This new school year is one every child, parent, teacher and administrator will never forget. Everyone is trying so very hard to safely get our kids back into the classrooms, and it’s a hard and bumpy road. Our KIS committee is exploring new ways that we can help our kids and teachers, and is waiting eagerly for when we can go back into the classrooms with our books, activities and puppet shows- we’ll even have little masks for our puppets!
But until then, I thought that our September essay should be one that reflects the true and everlasting magic of school, and how kindness is as present and important there as math and ABC’s. Our own KariLee Hertzberg, a lifelong teacher, wrote this essay for our first year, and it’s as terrific now as it was 4 years ago. So sneak a treat from your ‘lunchbox’, and enter the fantasy world of a very special blackboard! |
Random Acts of Gardening
Blessing Bags
Heather Molans keeps a Blessing Bag in her car. When she sees someone that could use some help, she has a ready stash of gloves, scarves, hats, socks, a few dollars, some granola bars, nuts, etc. See what you can come up with!!
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Simple Acts of Kindness
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