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Free Mountaineering Movie to Watch Online

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Free Mountaineering Movie to Watch Online

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In 1985, two young climbers, Joe Simpson and Simon Yates set out to be the first to reach the summit of the Siula Grande in the Peruvian Andes. They succeed, and the two embark on the treacherous descent down the mountain -- only to meet with disaster when Simpson breaks his leg in a fall, leaving Yates to lower him the rest of the way with ropes. When a storm threatens both their lives, Yates must decide whether to cut the rope and risk Simpson's likely death. Watch movie on Youtube here:

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In Codenames, two teams are given a board filled with words that are associated with a color. They then compete to see who can make contact with all of their colored words first. Spymasters give one-word clues that can point to multiple words on the board. Their teammates try to guess words of the right color while avoiding those that belong to the opposing team.

GeoGuessr is a geography game which takes you on a journey around the world and challenges your ability to recognize your surroundings

Psych! Choose from a variety of fun categories in which each player makes up fake answers to real trivia questions.

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While we are all in different places, you can get support at any time by  texting the 24/7 Crisis text line at 741741

If this is an emergency, please call 911 or call the 24/7 suicide hotline: 1-800-273-8255 or visit National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

RI'ers in crisis can use BH Link's walk-in center and helpline, open 24/7, call 401-414-LINK or visit, BH link

For emotional support, contact SAMHSA's 24/7 Disaster Distress Helpline, 1-800-985-5990 or text TalkWithUs to 66746, visit SAMSHA

Positive Mental Health for Teens Feeling Isolated, Erika's Lighthouse

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Google Earth can do a lot more than just locate a spot for you and let you look at it from different views. Try these out!

Roll the dice and go! Click on the little ‘dice’ icon and it will take you to a random place on the globe, show you photos of it and tell you about it. Click the dice again and you’re off to a new locale.

Voyager: Click on the ‘ship steering wheel’ Voyager icon (or go to the ‘hamburger’ menu option and click on ‘Voyager’).  There are a ton of ‘pre-made’ adventures from around the world.  In the ‘Travel’ tab, you can walk the Appalachian Trail, visit Glass Sculptures Around the World or Explore Tokyo, for a start.

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The Wheeler School Health Center is providing virtual services as described in the virtual learning guide. Staff members are here to help.

Virtual Health Center Hours
8 AM to 3:30 PM

After hours by appointment.

If you’d like to check in with Peggy, Kathy, Erin or Judy - please feel free to email us directly and we can set up a virtual meeting or a phone call.

Kathy McKenna

School Nurse

kathymckenna@wheelergmail.org
401-528-2192
cell 401-316-0242

Peggy O'Neil

Director of Counseling and Student Health Services

peggyo'neil@wheelerschool.org
401-528-2122
cell 413-522-6143

Judy Diaz
School Nurse
judydiaz@wheelerschool.org

401-528-2192

Erin Kilduff

Health Teacher

erinkilduff@wheelerschool.org

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Helps your child learn about the coronavirus

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As parents grappling with life in the era of coronavirus ourselves, we know how hard it feels to get through these days-let alone what the next weeks and months will bring. Every day, we'll share a few great things that are helping us cope with kids at home, work to do, and plenty to worry about. We hope they help you, too.

Teaching kids to answer their own questions has two benefits: It makes them more resourceful, and it helps you not lose your mind. (Because let's be honest: They're asking a question every six seconds.) Your daughter asks how many cups are in a pint? Send her to Google, or pass her the phone to ask Grandma. Your son needs to know how to spell "excitement"? Point him to the dictionary or dictionary.com. They'll thank you later. Or not, but that's parenthood.

With humans staying in, animals are coming out.

Become an inventor. Head back to Time For Kids to see their 10 favorite inventions from last year. Then challenge your kids to come up with their own.

There are some very strange potato chip flavors out there. (And they vary widely around the world!) What unexpected potato chip flavor would you like to try-whether or not it already exists?

Comics have a long and rich history, and they're constantly evolving. Read about the history of comics and the current graphic novel craze, and then plan your own graphic novel together as a family. (Story starter suggestion: "Once upon a time, there was a global pandemic...")
via Shonda Rhimes (shondarhimes) on Instagram
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One Great Thing for Wednesday, 4/15 | EdNavigator

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As parents grappling with life in the era of coronavirus ourselves, we know how hard it feels to get through these days-let alone what the next weeks and months will bring. Every day, we'll share a few great things that are helping us cope with kids at home, work to do, and plenty to worry about.

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Managing attention (yours and theirs) will help kids thrive

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Managing attention (yours and theirs) will help kids thrive

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Support for kids with ADHD during the Coronavirus crisis

Coping With New Roles at Home-Tips from Dr. Rick Solomon

How can I organize my day? Schedule template from Ms. Block-Modify this schedule to fit your schedule

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Podcast
Permission to Feel Dr. Marc Brackett & Brene Brown

Getting Through This New Normal Together Lynn Lyons
Blog
Emotions at Home RULER Family Charter

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Welcome!

I'm thrilled to announce a new weekly podcast, A Mom's Retreat, to ensure we get through 2020 with the support we need to promote mental health for ourselves and our children.

Now we face an unprecedented level of uncertainty that makes every parent anxious.

A Mom's Retreat offers authentic, compassionate straight talk for parents to connect, reflect, and feel prepared to support their family's mental health with the stresses of our new normal.

Anxiety has been a growing, dominant force in the culture in recent years, and parents need to be on the offense to manage it and raise courageous and resilient children.

Listen every week as you can carve half an hour for yourself and know that your worry is validated, but you can do something about it to leave room for joy, play, and laughter, too.

Our Topics

Understanding anxiety

Strategies for parents and children to manage anxiety

Self-care tips for parents when they feel worry

Ways to increase family connection and joy

Join the Community

We invite you to join our Facebook group where we solicit feedback on topics from members for future episodes.

Check out the trailer now.

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Getting Through This New Normal Together - A Mom's Retreat

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Welcome! I'm thrilled to announce a new weekly podcast, A Mom's Retreat, to ensure we get through 2020 with the support we need to promote mental health for ourselves and our children. Now we face an unprecedented level of uncertainty that makes every parent anxious.

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Dance challenge reminds you to continue to follow preventative measures, such as handwashing:

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Dance challenge reminds you to continue to follow preventative measures, such as handwashing:

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Make the best possible choices for your kids. Media recommnedations and advice for families, common sense media

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Right now, 12 million students do not have access to the technology they need to participate in distance learning. On behalf of millions of families and educators across the nation, Common Sense Media is calling on Congress to connect all students and close the digital divide now. https://comsen.se/2VveFqM

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Right now, 12 million students do not have access to the technology they need to participate in distance learning. On behalf of millions of families and educators across the nation, Common Sense Media is calling on Congress to connect all students and close the digital divide now. https://comsen.se/2VveFqM

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We thank our community of frontline workers during this time

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We thank our community of frontline workers during this time

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Vídeo: Reporte de la Gobernadora del estado de Rode Island, Gina Raimundo: Actualización de la Pandemia del Coronavirus en el Estado de Rhode Island

Nuevo coronavirus del 2019:
Información del Departmento de Salud de RI

Información de los Centros para el control y la Prevención de Enfermedades( la CDC)

Recursos comunitarios

Información acerca de apoyo, abogacía y recursos para families

Video: Hubo una reunión
para la comunidad el Martes, 28 de Abril a las 7:00pm,  haga clic aqui : Facebook Townhall para escuchar a la Gobernadora Raimundo y la Comisaria de Educación, Angélica Infante-Green

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What should I eat? Should you wash all food? Tips and recommendations from the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics-eat right
Tips on how to stay healthy while at home:
Keep healthy
Eat healthy

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Get the little ones involved in the kitchen with simple, kid-friendly recipes and ideas.

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Prescott Library QSA Resources

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Leadership.

Affirmation.

Community.

Outspoken is Youth Pride, Inc's leadership programs designed to create space for young people who are looking to dive into their own identity and experiences while learning how that information can impact their community. Youth can join us as a group of peers as we explore Gender, the Environment, Sexuality and the intersections of our ... Read more "

Connect With YPI From Home! In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic YPI has been working diligently to roll out as many of it's services as it can virtually! Nothing can replace the connection and camaraderie of in-person space but we are going to bring you the next best thing. All groups are open to ... Read more "

Earlier this week Youth Pride, Inc. (YPI) closed our drop-in programs in response to COVID-19. While drop-in hours are suspended, use of our Basic Needs Pantry is now available by appointment only, and the space remains otherwise off-limits to anyone besides staff. If you need to utilize our Basic Needs Pantry, we will have premade bags for ... Read more "

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Outspoken is Youth Pride, Inc's leadership programs designed to create space for young people who are looking to dive into their own identity and experiences while learning how that information can impact their community. Youth can join us as a group of peers as we explore Gender, the Environment, Sexuality and the intersections of our ...

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Calmer Choice-Mindfulness Resources

Stop, Breathe & Think App

Click and breathe

iBme meditations for teens

Take an online meditation course

Download this app: insight timer

Or this one: Headspace - free 2 week trial

Need Some Quiet Time?

Need a quiet background to get some work done in a busy household?

Put in your earphones and play Spotify’s Deep Focus station

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1-Roger Williams Park Virtual Zoo School
2-Go to a museum virtually!
One minute in a museum-The Louvre
3-Learn more about health topics
4-Visit 5 National Park via Google Arts & Culture (very cool!)
5-The Met Opera House Nightly Streams