Teacher Nicole and Teacher Bahiya
Volume 16
Week of March 29- April 2nd
Resource: If you have a family that are struggling with rent, here is the link for Seattle Housing Authority that families can contact for help.
https://www.seattlehousing.org/supportive-services/resources/rent-assistance
Also some organization are helping to like;
Genesee Building – Neighborhood House
Location is 4431 MLK Jr Way S
Seattle WA, 98108
Telephone number is 206-923-6604
Families or individuals in imminent risk of homelessness (eviction, foreclosure, utility shut off) can get emergency financial aid. Funds help King County residents with rent, storage costs, security deposits, and other bills.
Very limited eviction help may be offered from All Seattle Kids Home. It is for residents with kids under the age of 25, including single moms or dads, immigrants, and low income. Grants for rent, case management, and more may be provided. Phone – 206-488-2692.
Salvation Army on Pike Street in Seattle (206-447-9944). The charity organization can provide emergency rent assistance for those low income individuals and families who have eviction notice. A counselor can also assist with move ins. Also food and limited utility bill assistance is offered. This is in addition to all rental programs.
Also we can refer them to Neighborhood House Stability department For more information, please contact Marilynn Harris at homelessnessprevention@nhwa.org or by phone at 206-825-2581. Referrals are taken the first week of every month.
Resource: Check out Tools of the Mind Website (TOTM)

https://vc.toolsathome.org/playful-giraffe-5397
I texted you the password for the website.
Art / Writing
Draw a picture of that relates to Spring time: Encourage child to add color and more details to their picture
Math / Science
Pepper and Dish Soap Science Experiment: All you need is a plate or bowl, water. Pepper, and dish soap
https://vimeo.com/443205398 : Password NH
Math: Counting the Calendar: It’s the End of a new Month!! Have your child count the days in March 1-31. Point to random numbers and ask what this number is? Have child Jump or clap the number.
Movement / Play
Music with Pots/Pans and Spoons
Language / Literacy
Read a book to your child or have child read a book to you. Ask your child questions about the book such as “What part of the story did you like” “what would you do if..”
Here is a video of me doing the Spring Puzzle Try it at home! Password is NH
Letter Scavenger Hunt Find Items in your house or outside that begin with the Letter R.