Showing posts with label Terrific Kid Award. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Terrific Kid Award. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Thanks for the Reminder

The kids' elementary school partners with the Kiwanis Club to sponsor a program called "Terrific Kids."  Each month each classroom teacher selects a student who they feel has put for their best effort in an area.  All of our kids have been selected multiple times.

This month was our friendly reminder from our local elementary school and the Kiwanis Club that our kid is TERRIFIC.  Aaron was facing some challenges in reading.  He is a capable reader and exceeded on the standardized test in that area.  He was reading a series of books that was below his reading level and his teacher didn't think it was a very good idea.  I, on the other hand, think that when reading for pleasure one should get to choose the reading material that is fun.  That is another blog post.  Anyway, I told Aaron if he would read the Harry Potter series that I would read along with him.  It became a contest to see who could finish first.  It really doesn't matter who won or how long it took the winner to catch up on chores like the laundry.  Aaron scored a 100 on every AR test he took on the books.

His teacher noticed and chose him to be her Terrific Kid for May.


Our Terrific Kid


All of our terrific kids

Friday, February 26, 2010

Another Terrific Kid

P.K. and I know our kids are terrific, but it is nice to have a certificate to prove it. Rachel was selected to be recognized at the Terrific Kid ceremony at her school this month. It is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club.

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

The Terrific Kid Award


Aaron brought home a letter last week stating that he had been chosen from his class to receive "The Terrific Kid Award" sponsored by The Kiwanis Club. A child from each class was selected and the school had an awards ceremony this morning. I've always known he is a terrific kid, but it was nice for the school and The Kiwanis Club to recognize it as well. He had such a hard time adjusting to his new school, I was very thankful that he was selected.