John HopkinsAugust 2017

701 16th Street South 727 822-7382

Mr. Devon Ms. Sharen

Mr. Johnathan

We’d like to extend a big welcome to all of our families as we begin this 2017-2018 school year! We hope that you had a relaxed, fun-filled summer! We are looking forward to an exciting new school year with your child here at John Hopkins 21st CCLC R’Club. We are thrilled to see so many new and returning faces! Each new school year we watch some of our enthusiastic 8th graders enter our program with big smiles ready for a great last year of Middle School! Then we see our incoming 6th graders, some are excited about Middle School and some a little fearful of their new environment! Keep in mind, that is normal and we assure you that they will meet friendly faces in the R’Club who will help make this transition easier for your child. The staff at John Hopkins 21st CCLC R’Club would like to send a heart-filled Thank You for entrusting your most Precious Possession in our care!!! Let’s make it a Memorable Year!!

Mr. Devon

Happy Birthday to all of our students who will be celebrating their

John Hopkins 21st CCLC Program

A great place to

Happy Birthday to all of our students who will be celebrating their

John Hopkins 21st CCLC Program

A great place to

Is your child tired of the same old cheeseburgers for dinner? Mix things up by making this simple and easy cheeseburger pie that the whole family will love! Not only will he explore cooking techniques, they will hone their fine motor skills.

August Word of the Month ---- RespectTreating yourself and others with courtesy and consideration.

Mark Your Calendar

We will be having a Meet and Greet Mandatory Meeting, Thursday, August 17, 2017 at 6:00 PM in the Cafeteria! We will discuss Program / Grant Expectations, Daily Activities and more!

See you there!

Our students will be Partnering with Thurgood Marshall to make “You Matter Bags” for the Homeless Shelters. Our goal is to make 100 bags and deliver them to St. Vincent DePaul Ministries!

What You Need: 1 pound of lean hamburger1 celery stalk, 1 small onion,1 small carrotPinch of saltDash of pepperMedium sauté pan1 cup shredded Monterey jack cheese½ cup Bisquick1 cup milk2 eggs

What You Do: 1. 1. Help your child wash and chop the celery and carrot into small chunks along with the

onion. Using a chef’s knife is an essential kitchen skill, but should be supervised by an adult!2. 2. Now he can add the carrot, celery, onion, and lean hamburger into a medium sized sauté

pan and simmer over medium heat.3. 3. Once the meat has started to brown, invite your child to add the salt and pepper. Give

everything another stir, and then remove from the heat.4. 4. In another bowl, your child can begin mixing the Bisquick, eggs, and milk whisking until

everything is nice and smooth.

Is your child tired of the same old cheeseburgers for dinner? Mix things up by making this simple and easy cheeseburger pie that the whole family will love! Not only will he explore cooking techniques, they will hone their fine motor skills.

What You Need: 1 pound of lean hamburger1 celery stalk, 1 small onion,1 small carrotPinch of saltDash of pepperMedium sauté pan1 cup shredded Monterey jack cheese½ cup Bisquick1 cup milk2 eggs

What You Do: 1. 1. Help your child wash and chop the celery and carrot into small chunks along with the

onion. Using a chef’s knife is an essential kitchen skill, but should be supervised by an adult!2. 2. Now he can add the carrot, celery, onion, and lean hamburger into a medium sized sauté

pan and simmer over medium heat.3. 3. Once the meat has started to brown, invite your child to add the salt and pepper. Give

everything another stir, and then remove from the heat.4. 4. In another bowl, your child can begin mixing the Bisquick, eggs, and milk whisking until

everything is nice and smooth.

Neu●ron /’n(y)oo rän/

Noun – a specialized cell transmitting nerve impulses; a nerve cell

Make a Neuron

A neuron is a nerve cell used to transmit information by electrical and chemical signaling. Did you ever wonder what a neuron looks like? Well now is your chance to create your very own neuron from everyday materials around your house!

Materials: Wire, 65 Beads

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