Zone Change Ahead: Green Zone Information
Weekly COVID-19 District Dashboard and COVID-19 Building Notifications
Mrs. Rains (Holmes) - Email
Mrs. McCoy (Denver/East End) - Email
Students can also use Padlet to stay connected to Mrs. McCoy
Denver: padlet.com/brookmccoy/roh07uo0hzwe
East End: padlet.com/brookmccoy/ndia4xrmneyv
ClassDojo is also a contact option for both counselors!
Here are some links to SEL resources you might find helpful* (see disclaimer)
For Families - Active Screen Time Resources from gonoodle.com
Cosmic Kids Yoga - YouTube - Yoga, Mindfulness, and Relaxation Designed for Kids Aged 3+
Calm - (App) Videos for Sleep, Meditation, and Relaxation
Progressive Muscle Relaxation for Kids - YouTube video by Go Zen, Progressive Muscle Relaxation for Kids
Brainpop Health - Explore Brain Pop Videos and Activities
Free 10-Day Live Stream For Parents and Children - 10 Days of Live ‘Choose Love’ Lessons For Parents and Children from the Jesse Lewis Choose Love Movement's website
Kindness Video - Videos from Random Act of Kindness website
Kids may have lots of questions and anxiety about the pandemic. Here are some resources parents might find helpful*. (see disclaimer)
Talking to Kids About the Coronavirus - Child Mind Institute
Talking to Children About COVID-19 (Coronavirus) - National Assoc. of School Psychologists
Coronavirus Resources - American School Counselor Association (many links to helpful sites)
Helping Kids with Anxiety: Strategies to Help Anxious Children - Psycom.net
How to Help Kids with Anxiety: 6 Ways to Help Children Relax - Sensacalm blog article
How to Talk to Your Kids About Coronavirus - PBS Kids
A Comic Exploring the New Coronavirus - YouTube video for kids from NPR
8 Tips for Working From Home With Kids During COVID-19 - Yale Medicine, 3/25/20 article
If you are looking for apps to help calm anxiety and reduce stress during the crisis, here are a few that you might review*. Please note that many apps will have ads, in-app purchasing, and/or will offer a paid subscription. Students, make sure to always check with your parents before downloading and using an app*. (see disclaimer)
Parents can visit commonsensemedia.org to read reviews on popular apps, movies, tv shows, games, and books that appeal to kids of all ages.
*Link Disclaimer: The external links provided on this page will let you leave the District's website. The linked sites are not under the control of the District and the District is not responsible for the contents of any linked sites, or any links contained in a linked site, or any changes or updates to such sites. The District is providing these links to you only as a convenience and the inclusion of any link does not imply endorsement of the site by the District.