As a way of encouraging reading at home, our Assistant Principal, Ms. DeFeyter (Angie) will be including a weekly installment on reading. As educators, we ask that you plan for reading to your child and for your child to read to you, on a daily basis. This replaces homework each night. Each day your child's teacher will be asking what books they read at home the night before. Help your child feel proud and successful by supporting him/her with time together reading.
Multicultural Winter
Dear NCSA Families, I hope that this finds you in warmth and good cheer as we begin to loo ...
Raising strong
In this week's Nook, Angie shares more reading resources for parents on raising strong gir ...
Same-sex marriage
Dear Families, I hope you have enjoyed reading a good book aloud together or reading in th ...
World Religions
Dear Families, We are in need of a volunteer to artistically hang Bartholomew the Bookwor ...
Inclusion and
Dear Families, This week I share with you books about inclusion and acceptance. I found a ...
Positive Discipline
Dear Families, What a great time to be a part of NCSA for so many reasons including Positi ...
Fun Multiplication
At the beginning of last week Mr. G asked me to find multiplication activities to support ...
Audio Books
Hello Families, Last week I failed to mention a favorite book on the subject of raising bo ...
Building Empathy
As the mother of two boys, I feel it is my duty to raise aware, conscientious, kind and se ...
Book Recommendations
My Storee is a beautifully refreshing expose of encouraging creativity for creativity’s sa ...
Bartholomew the
I hope some of you have had a chance to notice Bartholomew the Book Worm whose body is mul ...
Welcome back
Ms. DeFeyter’s Reading Nook Welcome back to school! I hope you enjoyed the long days of su ...