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5/15 - 5/19   Spirit Week

Monday, 5/15
Spirit Week - Pajama Day
Ice Cream Sundae Party for 3rd-5th grade students who met the Sunshine State Readers Program
goal

Tuesday, 5/16
Kindergarten Orientation; Parents will tour the school with their kindergartener at 9:00 a.m. and
are invited to stay for a Dutch treat lunch at 10:15a.m. The orientation presentation will take place
at 6:00 p.m. with kindergarten teachers and other staff to explain the kindergarten program and
answer questions.
Spirit Week - Twin Day
AR Celebration for 4th nine weeks for primary grades
Canopy Oaks Night at Stevie B's Pizza

Wednesday, 5/17
Spirit Week - Nerd Day
AR Celebration for 4th nine weeks for intermediate grades

Thursday, 5/18
Spirit Week - Dress-Up Day

Friday, 5/19
All student library books are due
Spirit Week - Sports Day

Week of 5/22 - 5/26

Tuesday, 5/23
Fifth Grade Celebration Reception, 8:00 - 11:00 a.m.
2nd Grade Pizza and Ice Cream Party

Wednesday, 5/24
Kindergarten and 1st grade awards assembly, 8:00 - 9:30 am
Early Release Day, Students dismissed at 11:40 am

Thursday, 5/25
1/2, 2/3 Awards Assembly, 8:00 - 9:30 am
4th Grade Awards Assembly, 9:30 - 11:00 am
Early Release Day, Students dismissed at 11:40 am

Friday, 5/26
Early Release Day, Students dismissed at 11:40 am
Last Day of School for Students
Report Cards Go Home

Upcoming School Events:
5/29   Four Day Work week begins
5/29   Memorial Day Holiday (School closed)
5/30   Teacher Planning/Inservice Day
5/31   Teacher Planning/Inservice Day

The LCS Board approved the new price schedule for school meals next year.  They are:
Elementary
        Lunch       $1.75
        Breakfast   $0.75
Secondary
        Lunch       $2.00
        Breakfast   $1.00
Adult
        Lunch       $2.50
        Breakfast   $1.50
These prices will be effective August 14, 2006.

LOST AND FOUND ITEMS
We have LOTS of items in our lost and found!
Please take a few minutes within the next few weeks of school to come by and look for any items
that might belong to your child. After the school year ends, the lost and found will be donated to
charity.

Have you Moved??????
If you have moved or if you move over the summer, please bring us proof of your new address. If
you move out of Canopy Oaks' zone, you will need to withdraw your child/children and enroll
them in the school for which you are zoned.

Nutrition Tip of the Week
A good example of how portion sizes can affect the health of children: Studies show that when
children ages 3 to 5 were served double the size of a standard lunch entrée, they ate 25 percent
more food than when they were served a "normal" portion. When the children were allowed to
serve themselves, the amount of food they ate was closer to a typical serving size.  Overeating
leads to excess calories, fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, sodium and added sugars. This approach
to eating can lead to excess weight gain and increase diet-related health risks.

Don't skip the milk - Recent research finds that children who included calcium from dairy foods in
their diet had lower body fat than children with lower dairy calcium intakes.

Physical Activity Tip of the Week
R.I.C.E For Injuries
If you suffer from a sports related injury, use R.I.C.E. The term stands for Rest, Ice, Compression,
and Elevation.
Rest - Take a break from exercise or any type of movement that may stress the injured area. A
minor injury should be rested for one or two days, while more severe injuries may need longer.
Ice - Ice the affected area. Icing reduces pain, limits swelling and bleeding, and encourages rapid
healing. Wrap ice in a towel to avoid direct contact with the skin.
Compress - Compress the injury with a stretch bandage. Make sure not to wrap it too tight, just
enough to support the injured area comfortably.
Elevate - Elevate the limb. If possible, try to keep the injured part above the level of the heart. At
the very least, try to keep it higher than the hips. This helps limit swelling and also prevents
movement of the area that is injured.

Sky's the limit - But not on time spent in front of the TV or computer.  Children who watch TV for
as few as 2 to 5 hours per week increase their chances of being overweight.

Canopy Oaks activity calendar is available on our website at:
<http://www.canopyoaks.leon.k12.fl.us/calendar.html>

Please forward this on to other Canopy Oaks parents who might be interested in joining our
listserv.  You may join or leave the listserv at: <http://listserv.leon.k12.fl.us/archives/
coesparents.html>

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