Ryan Elementary

A Healtier Halloween:

Halloween is fun—even without extra candy! Since kids get plenty while trick-or-treating, it’s important to choose healthier snacks at home and school. Please send your student with nutritious foods and limit sugary treats. For Halloween spirit, try orange fruits or veggies like orange slices or baby carrots with low-fat yogurt dip. Let’s celebrate Halloween in a healthy way to help students learn their best!

Check out these fun and healthy Halloween treat ideas!

13 Healthy Halloween Class Treats: https://classic.ptotoday.com/room-parent/room-parent-articles/8762-13-healthy-halloween-class-party-treats

Spooky Pizza Recipe:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qYc4VvZIhtxYycB2V-ThUQR2F0lJZMsC/view

Healthy Celebration Ideas:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tWbw6FSsk5RxzMhv4qir61zqybghbzzV/view

March of the Vikings Kick-Off

Anderson and Ryan Elementary Walk-A-Thon Fundraiser

Check out the latest info from the BCS Food Service Department on their webpage: https://www.bronsonschools.org/page/food-service

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While you are at conferences, check out the following:

1. Take the Ryan Family Survey (Your input helps us make decisions)

2. Check out our Leaderboards in the main hall

3. Grab a Take Home Kit with reading strategies and math games

4. Stop by our Information Booths:

   Building Healthy Communities Booth

   Title 1 and EL Services Booth

5. Don’t forget to vote for your favorite Family Involvement Idea

6. Stop by the Ryan Elementary Book Fair in the School Library. You can also set up an e-wallet to give your student a spending budget at school.

   Book Fair Hours:
   Tuesday 3:00-7:30
   Wednesday 3:00-7:30
   Thursday 3:00-4:30
   Friday 12:00-2:00
   

Ryan Elementary School Update: October

In this edition:

- October Students of the Month: Novaleigh, Jonathon Rodriguez-Mora, Caiden Miller
- School-wide Events Calendar in the App
- Fall Festival and Dress-up Day
- March of the Vikings- Anderson and Ryan Walk-A-Thon Fundraiser & Prizes
- Building Healthy Communities Program
- Thank you to our Sponsors: Ayers-Oak Insurance (Tyler Losinski), F & B Wholesale (Humberto Martinez), Sturgis Bank & Trust (Jose Albarran), Southern Michigan Bank & Trust (Adam Losinski) & and Smitty's Pizza (Pete and Miranda Foster)
- Future Dates

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Due to unforeseen circumstances and the lack of a sub driver, Brandy's bus route is canceled today and will not be transporting students this morning or after school today, Wednesday, October 15th.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

REMINDER - Half Day Wednesday, October 15th!

Lunches will be served in all buildings.

Dismissal Times:
- Jr/Sr High - 11:20 am
- Ryan - 11:30 am
- Anderson - 11:35 am

PM BACC students will attend the Career Center during their normal time and transportation will be provided for those who need it.

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Dear Families:
Great news! This year, our school district was selected to participate in the Building Healthy Communities
program, an initiative that is helping us make our school a healthier place! Creating a healthy school for our
students is important because we know that healthy students are better learners. Every Monday, we are going to post healthy tips and tricks.

Here is our first edition:
Building Healthy Communities: October is National Eat Better, Eat Together Month
October is National Eat Better, Eat Together month! Family meals are a great time to teach children about healthy eating habits and show them what a healthy meal looks like. It is important to never force or pressure children to eat a particular food, but rather encourage trying new foods in a happy and comfortable manner. You can help expand your child’s healthy food choices by encouraging them and being a role model. To help make family meals a part of your family routine, set a regular family mealtime while minimizing distractions like TV, and focusing on communicating with one another. Also remember to eat at the table to focus on each other and eating mindfully. Check out these tips to Make the Most of Mealtime and keep Healthy Family Communication! This month we are starting to teach our nutrition education lessons. October will begin with a lesson on MyPlate and a lesson on Mindful Eating. To reiterate these lessons at home, ask your child what they learned in class about the food groups while you are enjoying mealtime! Learn more about the BHC program by visiting: https://bhcwsu.org/

Make The Most of Mealtime: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FtwMirsselGxosPTPWNh_BK6M30XIBIU/view?usp=sharing

Healthy Family Communication: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mOkx5wXoMKDxomgcPTX7GcVt0nVU35Qb/view?usp=sharing

As you all know, we have reached another Lead By Example goal together as a school, so you know what that means, SLIME, Mrs. Bucklin! The top ticket earner in every class got to dump slime on Mrs. Bucklin while everyone else cheered and chanted!! It was pretty gross but a lot of fun!


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Fire Safety Week

Ryan Elementary visited the fire station today for Fire Safety Week to learn all about fire safety. The fireman showed students what they look like in the firefighter gear, quizzed the kids on what to do in case of a fire, and we even got to walk through a fire truck.

There will be a Fire Safety Open House and a pizza party Saturday, October 11th, from 4-7 at the Bronson Fire Station.

Did you know that the firefighter's gear weighs about 75lbs?

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