Thursday, May 17
THRIVE NIGHT!
6:00-8:00 p.m.
Friday, May 18
90-Minute Delay (K-8)
Dress Down Day!
Friday, May 25
12:45 Dismissal (K-8)
Saturday, May 26
Run for Radcliffe!
Monday, May 28
Memorial Day
K-8 and LC Closed
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PROGRAM SPOTLIGHT - SPEECH AND LANGUAGE!
Each week, we will be highlighting one of our programs or offering resources for parents to illustrate The Radcliffe Way!
May is Better Speech and Hearing Month!
It's on the tip of my tongue! Have you ever had that bothersome experience when the word you want to say is right there, you can almost feel it, but you just can't get your brain to come up with it? Word-retrieval difficulty is a challenge everyone deals with sometimes, and our students learn strategies to deal with this sometimes frustrating occurrence. These include strategies to keep the conversation going, such as saying a word that means the same thing or describing it, and strategies to help actually think of the word, such as picturing it in your head or thinking of the first sound. Try one (or more) of these strategies next time you have a word "on the tip of your tongue."
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 The 2018 Run for Radcliffe is just around the corner - Saturday, May 26! Have you registered yet?
Click here to do so today! This is the biggest fundraiser of the year for Radcliffe's scholarship fund and we are hoping for another great turnout. See you at the start line!
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LITTLE CREEK REMINDER
Little Creek Parents - in order to secure your child's spot in Little Creek for the 2018-2019 school year, tuition worksheets must be returned no later than
Friday, May 25. Thank you!
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MILANO'S FUNDRAISER!
 Due to the overwhelming success of our first Milano's fundraiser, we will host another one on Wednesday, May 30. 15 percent of all proceeds all day
will be donated back to Little Creek! Please present this flyer with your purchase. Thank you for your support!
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AROUND THE CREEK
Little Creek's Four's students are having an amazing hands-on experience learning all about dinosaurs. Above, Adele measures dinosaur feet and below, the students dipped egg carton pieces in glue and filled in the silhouette. Then they painted by drizzling, pouring, and smearing over the cartons. Glitter teeth for a finishing touch!
Students in Mrs. Sheubrooks' Positive Problem Solving class designed their own board games to learn and teach others strategies for handling different types of bullying.
Ellie, Flora, and Mikey hang out in the Little Creek Infant Room!
Earlier this week, Mrs. Johnson's Discovery students were fortunate to spend the day canoeing Radcliffe Creek and exploring the Sultana Education Foundation Education Center. They learned more about our local ecosystem and got to meet some of the Chesapeake Bay's friendly creatures!
Ms. Armstrong and Mrs. McClary's Literature students traveled to the Garfield Center for the Arts in Chestertown today to see The Story of Ann Frank. The production is part of the Garfield's Educational Outreach Program and is designed for a younger audience.
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