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United Way of Central Florida

Through partnerships with community experts and dedicated volunteers, United Way of Central Florida is creating and championing programs in Polk, Hardee, and Highlands counties that show measurable impact in the areas of Education, Income, and Health. When we work together to help kids succeed in school, to promote financial stability for families, and to improve people’s health, we can achieve more than any one person or organization can do alone. When you give to United Way of Central Florida, your contributions stay in our community.

The programs we invest in are evaluated by more than 200 volunteers to ensure that they are

fulfilling community need and creating lasting changes in the lives of the people they touch. Join us! The challenges are significant, but when we work together, we can make a difference. That’s how you Live United.

When you give to the United Way of Central Florida your contribution is invested with a

focus on changing our community. When we work together we can accomplish more than any single group can on it’s own.

Give. Advocate. Volunteer. Live United.

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We may be able to help. Ourteachers work with infants andyoung children, ages 0-6, whoare blind or visually impaired,and their families. The goal isto equip the children with skillsneeded to develop physically,emotionally, intellectually, andsocially. For more information,call Danielle at 863-299-3633 in

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REsoURCEs FoR PARENTsADDICTIONSFlorida Council on Compulsive Gamblinggamblinghelp.org 1-888-ADMIT-IT 888-236-4848Al-Anonnofldist9.org863-678-3800Wilson Housewilsonhouserecovery.org863-808-2035ADOPTIONSCatholic Charities of Central Floridacflcc.org 863-686-7153Florida Baptist Children’s Homesfbchomes.org863-688-4981Heartland for Childrenheartlandforchildren.org863-519-8900 A Safe Haven for Newbornsasafehavenfornewborns.com877-767-2229BEREAVEMENT COUNSELINGGood Shepherd Hospice goodshepherdhospice.org 863-682-0027, ToLL FREE: 1-800-464-3994BREAST FEEDING SUPPORTFL Dept. of Health in Polk-WIC Programmypolkhealth.orgAuburndale - 863-965-5452 Bartow - 863-519-7542Haines City - 863-419-3250 Lakeland North - 863-413-2638 Lakeland Central - 863-284-3075 Lake Wales - 863-678-4013Winter Haven 863-291-5244Healthy Start Coalition healthystarthhp.orgAuburndale 863-965-5400Bartow 863-534-9224Haines City 863-421-3204Lake Wales 863-678-4144Lakeland 863-413-2620

La Leche League of Lakelandllllakeland.org863-808-7889Lakeland Lactation Coalition863-660-5165Winter Haven Women’s HospitalBreast Feeding Helpline863-294-7068 CHILD ABUSE PREVENTIONFlorida Abuse Hotlinemyflfamilies.com800-96-ABUsE (962-2873) Heartland for Children heartlandforchildren.org 863-519-8900A Safe Haven For Newbornsasafehavenfornewborns.com877-767-2229CHILDBIRTH EDUCATIONHeart of Florida Regional Medical Centerheartofflorida.com863-419-2226Lakeland Regional Medical Center lrmc.com863-687-1100 Healthy Start MomCare Programhealthystarthhp.org863-519-47001-866-796-0871Polk County Health Department mypolkhealth.org863-686-1221 x247Winter Haven Women’s Hospitalwinterhavenhospital.org863-294-7020CHILD CARE RESOURCE AND REFERRALEarly Learning Coalition of Polkelcpolk.orgLakeland 863-577-2450Winter Haven 863-508-2037800-843-9780

CHILD DEVELOPMENTPolk State College-Childhood and Professional Development Programpolk.edu863-669-2915Preschool at Florida Southern Collegeflsouthern.edu 863-680-4103South Florida State Collegesouthflorida.edu863-453-6661 CHILD RECREATIONBoy Scouts of America, Gulf Ridge Councilboyscouting.com813-872-2691Boys and Girls Clubs Citrus Center Boys & Girls Clubcitruscenterboysandgirlsclub.orgHaines City 863-422-7014Lake Wales 863-679-8582Winter Haven 863-967-1532 Lakeland and Mulberrybgclakeland.comCarl G. Schowe Club/Crystal Lake Elem.863-665-3864James J. Musso Club/Lakeland 863-686-3371Wogan S. Badcock Jr. Ctr/Purcell Elementary Elem. 863-425-0130John L. Sanders Club/Rochelle Schl of the Arts863-686-0721Camp Fire USA campfire.org 863-688-5491Girls Inc. girlsinc.orgBartow 863-533-5000Lakeland 863-682-3002Winter Haven 863-967-2874Girl Scouts of West Central Floridagswcf.org800-881-4475Kelly Recreation Center863-834-3284

Lakeland Family YMCAymcawcf.org863-644-3528Lake Wales Family YMCA lakewalesymca.net863-676-9441North Lakeland YMCAymcawcf.org863-859-7769Winter Haven YMCAlakewalesymca.org/winter-haven-family-ymca863-292-0922COUNSELING & MENTAL HEALTHAbolish Domestic Violence: Alternatives & Prevention Techniques (ADAPT)863-640-7972Al-Anonnofldist9.org863-678-3800Bethany Center Good Shepherd Hospicechaptershealth.org863-968-1707Catholic Charities of Central Floridacflcc.orgLakeland 863-686-7153Winter Haven 863-299-7983Fla Diagnostic and Learning Resource (FDLRS)fdlrs.polk-fl.net863-647-4258National Alliance for the Mentally Illnamipolk.com863-450-2943Peace River Centerwww.peace-river.com863-519-0575Crisis Line 863-519-3744Polk County Veterans Servicespolk-county.net863-534-5220Recovery for Life863-676-1949A Safe Haven for Newbornsasafehavenfornewborns.com877-767-2229

For additional resources and referrals please dial 2-1-1 or 863-648-1515.

Designed to support you in your critical role as a child’s first teacher, Born Learning materials are made available through the efforts of United Way, United Way Success By 6™ and Civitas.

For more information, visit us online at www.bornlearning.org.

Civitas thanks Parents as Teachers, an international early childhood parent education and family support program, for their ongoing support.

This Civitas tool was adapted for the Born Learning campaign.

Read together right from the start, and encourage your child’s playful interaction with books.

Lean juntos desde el día en que nazca tu hijo y aliéntalo a que interactúe juguetonamente con los libros. R

R Build a world with books.Crea un mundo nuevo a través de los libros.

For ideas and free downloadable materials to enhance your child’s early learning, visit us online at www.bornlearning.org.

Para continuar fomentando el aprendizaje temprano de tu hijo, encontrarás ideas y materiales para descargar gratuitamente en www.bornlearning.org.

Did you know that the more often you read with your child, the more successful she will be in reading, in school and in life?

¿Sabías que cuanto más leas con tu hija, leerá mejor y le irá mejor en sus estudios y en la vida?

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Tri-County Human Servicestchsonline.com863-709-9392The Wilson Housewilsonhouserecovery.org863-808-2035Winter Haven Hospitalwinterhavenhospital.org863-294-7062Women’s Resource Centerwrcfl.orgHot Line 863-299-6626Lakeland 863-686-1221 ext.231Winter Haven 863-294-5318 Youth & Family Alternativesyfainc.org863-499-2430DRUG PREVENTION EDUCATIONInnerAct Allianceinneractalliance.org863-802-0777Tri-County Human Servicestchsonline.com863-709-9392EARLY EDUCATION AND CAREEarly Learning Coalition of Polkelcpolk.orgLakeland 863-577-2450Winter Haven 863-508-2037800-843-9780East Coast Migrant Head Start ProjectDundee 863-439-0864Fort Meade 863-285-8210Polk County School Board polk-fl.net 863-648-3046Redlands Christian Migrant Association (RCMA)rcma.orgMulberry 863-425-9246Wahneta 863-295-5917EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT/TUTORINGAmeriCorps americorps.gov 863-519-8637East Area Adult Schooleastareaadult.com863-965-5475Fort Meade Literacy Council863-285-6600 ext. 5Lake Wales Family Literacy Academy863-604-8012Learning Resource Center lrcpolk.com863-688-9477New Beginnings Charter High School-Ages 16-21polk-fl.net863-298-5666West Area Adult Schoolwestareaadult.com863-499-2835Women’s Resource Centerwrcfl.org 863-299-6626FAMILY SUPPORTAl-Anonnofldist9.org863-678-3800Healthy Families Polk 863-534-5257 Winter Haven 863-401-2452Healthy Start Coalition

healthystarthhp.orgAuburndale 863-965-5400Bartow 863-534-9224Haines City 863-421-3204Lake Wales 863-678-4144Lakeland 863-413-2620Heartland for Childrenheartlandforchildren.org863-519-8900 InnerAct Alliance-Substance Abuseinneractalliance.org 863- 802-0777Lake Wales Family Literacy Academy 863-604-8012A Safe Haven For Newbornsasafehavenfornewborns.com877-767-2229Wings of Eagles-Outreach Centerwingsofeagles.net863-665-7700FINANCIAL EDUCATION Catholic Charities of Central Floridacflcc.org863-686-7153Church Service Center863-533-5822Exploration V Children’s Museum explorationsv.com863-687-3869Florida Prosperity Partnership-PolkFloridaProsperityPartnership.org863-797-4212HELP of Fort Meade863-285-6600 ext.4Frostproof Care Centerfrostproofcarecenter.com863-635-5555Mulberry Community Service Centermulberrycsc.com863-425-1523Salvation Armyuss.salvationarmy.org863-853-2214Talbot House Ministriestalbothouse.org863-687-8475Women’s Care Center of Bartow863-534-3844Women’s Resource Centerwrcfl.org863-299-6626FOOD BANKSAgape Food Banksagapefeeds.com863-665-7074 FOSTER PARENTINGHeartland for Childrenheartlandforchildren.org863-519-8900 HEALTH INSURANCEACA Marketplacehealthcare.gov1-800-318-2596Florida KidCarefloridakidcare.org 1-888-540-5437Children’s Medical Services - Department of Health cms-kids.com863-413-3597Medicaidmyflfamilies.com

Polk Health Planpolk-county.net 863-534-5387HEALTH SERVICESCentral Florida Health Carecfhconline.orgDundee 863-419-3330Frostproof 863-635-4891Lake Wales 863-678-4360Lakeland 863-413-8600Winter Haven 863-292-4280Good Samaritan Clinic at Talbot Housetalbothouse.org863-687-8475Florida Dept. of Health in Polk mypolkhealth.org Auburndale 863-965-5400Bartow 863-519-7916Haines City 863-421-3204 Lakeland North 863-413-2620 Lake Wales 863-678-4144Florida Discount Drug Card Program floridadiscountdrugcard.com 1-866-341-8894 The Haley Centerfirstwinterhaven.org 863-299-6562HELP of Fort Meade863-285-6600 Lake Wales Free Clinic863-676-1222Lakeland Volunteers in Medicinelvim.net863-688-5846Polk Health Planpolk-county.net/php 863-533-1111

We Care of Polk Countypolkcountydoctors.org863-701-8070LEGAL SERVICESHeart of Florida Legal Aid Societyhofla.org863-519-5663 LITERACY ORGANIZATIONSFort Meade Literacy Council863-285-6600 ext. 5Lake Wales Family Literacy Academy863-604-8012READ Lakeland readlakeland.com863-802-1512READ Polkreadpolk.com863-797-6253MENTORINGBig Brothers Big Sisters bbbsfl.org863-682-5191Girls Inc. girlsinc.comLakeland 863-682-3002Winter Haven 863-967-2874 Girl Scouts of West Central Florida gswcf.org863-688-7648800-881-4475Polk County School Boardpolk-fl.net 863-648-3046

REsoURCEs FoR PARENTs For additional resources and referrals please dial 2-1-1 or 863-648-1515.

Designed to support you in your critical role as a child’s first teacher, Born Learning materials are made available through the efforts of United Way, United Way Success By 6™ and Civitas.

For more information, visit us online at www.bornlearning.org.

Civitas thanks Parents as Teachers, an international early childhood parent education and family support program, for their ongoing support.

This Civitas tool was adapted for the Born Learning campaign.

Read together right from the start, and encourage your child’s playful interaction with books.

Lean juntos desde el día en que nazca tu hijo y aliéntalo a que interactúe juguetonamente con los libros. R

R Build a world with books.Crea un mundo nuevo a través de los libros.

For ideas and free downloadable materials to enhance your child’s early learning, visit us online at www.bornlearning.org.

Para continuar fomentando el aprendizaje temprano de tu hijo, encontrarás ideas y materiales para descargar gratuitamente en www.bornlearning.org.

Did you know that the more often you read with your child, the more successful she will be in reading, in school and in life?

¿Sabías que cuanto más leas con tu hija, leerá mejor y le irá mejor en sus estudios y en la vida?

Congratulations Chasity! She and son Jayden will be going on a

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NUTRITIONFlorida Dept. of Health in Polk WIC Program(Women, Infants and Children)mypolkhealth.org Auburndale 863-965-5452 Bartow 863-519-7542 Haines City 863-419-3250 Lakeland North 863-413-2638 Lakeland Central 863-284-3075 Lake Wales 863-678-4013 Winter Haven 863-291-5244Polk County Extension Office polk.ifas.ufl.edu863-519-8677 ext.114PARENT/CHILD ACTIVITY GROUPS & EDUCATIONChildren and Adults with ADDchadd.orgExplorations V Children’s Museumexplorationsv.com 863-687-3869Family Fundamentals (ages 0-6)uwcf.org863-686-1221 x221Fort Meade Literacy Council863-285-6600 ext. 5Girl Scouts of West Central Florida gswcf.org 863-688-7648800-881-4475Lake Wales Family Literacy Academy863-604-8012Learning Resource Center lrcpolk.com863-688-9477

Public Librariesmypclc.orgAuburndale 863-965-5548Bartow 863-534-0131Bookmobile 863-678-4004Books by Mail 863-679-4441 ToLL FREE 1-866-679-4441Dundee 863-439-9424Eagle Lake 863-293-2914eLibrary south 863-838-4507Fort Meade 863-285-8287Frostproof 863-635-7857Haines City 863-421-3633Historical and Genealogical Library 863-534-4380Lake Alfred 863-291-5378Lake Wales 863-678-4004Lakeland 863-834-4280Larry R. Jackson Branch 863-834-4288Mulberry 863-425-3246Polk City 863-984-4340Polk County Law Library 863-534-4013Winter Haven 863-291-5880Gulf Coast Community Care Family Builders863-614-9156Healthy Families Polk polk-county.net 863-534-5257 Winter Haven 863-401-2452InnerAct Allianceinneractalliance.org 863-802-0777La Leche League llllakeland.org863-808-7889Lake Wales Family Literacy Academy863-604-8012

Lakeland Regional Medical Center lrmc.com863-687-1100Polk County School Board polk-fl.net863-534-0636POISON HELPFlorida Poison Information Center-Tampapoisoncentertampa.org800-222-1222RESOURCE & REFERRALUnited Way 2-1-1uwcf.orgDial 2-1-1 or 863-648-1515800-881-8929Crisis Response Team at Peace River Center www.peace-river.com863-519-3744 ToLL FREE: 800-627-5906A Safe Haven For Newbornsasafehavenfornewborns.com877-767-2229SAFETYCitizen CPR, Inc.Child/Infant Preventative safety Educationcitizencprinc.com863-680-1277SENIOR SERVICESAlzheimer’s Association alz.org863-292-9210American Assoc. of Retired Personsaarp.org866-595-7678Elder Helpline 1-800-963-5337

Elder Point elderpoint.org 863-682-7249Faith in Action North Lakeland, Inc.863-686-0009The Lakeland Activity Center for Seniors863-687-2988Polk County Elderly Servicespolk-county.net (Click social services)863-534-5320Rath CenterTherathcenter.org863-937-8023Visteviste.org863-284-0828SMOKING - HELP TO QUIT SMOKINGLake Wales Free Cliniclakewalescarecenter.org863-676-1222InnerAct Allianceinneractalliance.org863-802-0777Florida Health Department in Polkmypolkhealth.org863-519-7900, ext. 11097Winter Haven Hospital-Behavioral Health Divisionwinterhavenhospital.org 863-294-7062 SPECIAL NEEDS SERVICESAchievement Academy (ages 0-3)achievementacademy.comBartow 863-533-0690Lakeland 863-683-6504Winter Haven 863-965-7586

REsoURCEs FoR PARENTs For additional resources and referrals please dial 2-1-1 or 863-648-1515.

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Birth To Three ProgramQuestions or concerns about your child’s development?

Our in-home program can help!

Any child in Polk County,newborn to three years, is

eligible for services at no costto the family

THE PROGRAMPROVIDES:

• Developmental evaluations• Monthly home visits• Individualized goals,activities and techniques

• Developmentallyappropriate toys andmaterials

• Parent information andsupport

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SPECIAL NEEDS SERVICESAll Children’s Specialty Care of Lakelandallkids.org863-802-6600TDD/TTY: 863-802-6504Alliance for Independenceafi-fl.org863-665-3846Bolesta Center (ages 0-5)bolesta.cbcs.usf.edu813-974-5733Central Florida Autism Institute, Inc.cfaii.org863-816-5886Central Florida Speech and Hearingcfshc.org863-686-3189 (includes TDD/TTY)Children’s Medical Services (Department of Health)cms-kids.com863-413-3580Early Steps Intervention Program866-549-1740Family Network on Disabilities of Floridafndusa.org727-523-1130 (Voice & TTD)800-825-5736Florida Diagnostic & Learning Resource System (FDLRS)fdlrs.polk-fl.net800-316-7057Florida Epilepsy Servicesepilepsyservices.com863-686-5880Florida First Start (ages 0-3)Frostproof Elementary 863-635-8569Griffin Elementary 863-853-6027snively Elementary 863-291-5316Florida School for the Deaf and Blindfsdb.k12.fl.usToLL FREE: 800-344-3732 TDD/TTYLighthouse for the Blind (ages 0-5)tampalighthouse.org863-299-3633Our Children’s Academy (ages 1-grade 8)ourchildrensacademy.org863-679-3338

Parental Ed & Encouragement for Autism inChildren Everywhere (PEACE)peacelakeland.com863 413-2722 ext.203Peace River Centerwww.peace-river.comBehavioral Health (children) 863-519-0575Rape Recovery ResourcesCrisis line (Lakeland) 863-413-2707Domestic Violence servicesCrisis line (Lakeland) 863-413-2700Pediatric Health Choicepediatrichc.com863-603-0515Pediatric Therapy Services, Inc.ptsbeyourbest.com863-802-3800Polk County School Board “Child Find”polk-fl.net863-647-4258Spina Bifida Association of Central Floridasbacentralflorida.org407-248-9210The Roberts Academy-Dyslexiaflsouthern.edu/robertsacademy863-680-3741TianVica Riding Academytianvica.org888-548-2972SENIOR SERVICESCatholic Charities Lake Morton Senior Centercflcc.org/senior/Morton863-687-2988 LakelandNeighborhood Service Center863-294-5860 Winter HavenVisteviste.org863-284-0828 Lakeland, Bartow, Mulberry & Fort MeadeTEEN PARENT SERVICESPolk County School Boardpolk-fl.net863-534-0930A Safe Haven for Newbornsasafehavenfornewborns.com877-767-2229

REsoURCEs FoR PARENTs For additional resources and referrals

please dial 2-1-1 or 863-648-1515.

You will need a bowl or cake pan, whole or 2% milk, food coloring, dish soap and cotton swabs. Pour the milk into the bowl. Add 1 drop from each color near the center of the bowl. Using a clean cotton swab, touch one end into the center without stirring or mixing. Does anything happen? on the other end of the cotton swab, put a drop of dish soap. Place it into the middle of the milk. What happens now? The colors should burst out through the milk. Why does this happen? The chemical bonds found in the protein of the milk are broken by the dish soap, which allows the color to run around freely in the milk

To make applying for KidCare easier, find out what forms you

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Create regular routines with your child. Sing and play during bath time. Tell stories before bed. Talk with your child during meal times.

Just a few sunburns can increase your child’s risk of skin cancer later in life. Kids don’t have to be at the pool, beach, or on vacation to get too much sun. Their skin needs protection from the sun’s harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays whenever they’re outdoors. seek shade. Cover up. Get a hat. Wear sunglasses. Use sunscreen with at least sPF 15 and UVA and UVB protection every time your child goes outside. Apply sunscreen generously 30 minutes before going outdoors. Don’t forget ears, noses, lips, and the tops of feet.

Sun protection tips

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Everyday life is a learning experience for children. Born Learning is a public engagement campaign that helps parents, grandparents and caregivers explore ways to turn everyday moments into fun learning opportunities.

Go to bornlearning.org for free tips and free ideas for free things you can do with your child.

For example: For your preschooler-Use car time to talk about your child’s day. Ask specific questions (“Did you draw in preschool?” or “Did you eat a cheese sandwich?”) rather than general ones (“How was your day?”) because they are easier for young children to answer. Help your child talk about past experiences to enhance memory. Talk with your child about where you are going in the future (“We are going to the market on the way home”) to help him or her develop thinking and planning skills.

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1021 Lakeland Hills Blvd., Lakeland, FL 33805

863-686-1221 ext. 221

Family Fundamentals Partner Spotlight: Center for Independent LivingThe CIL is Creating opportunity for Disability Inclusion. This is accomplished by promoting Accessibility and providing Informational and Referral. The High school High Tech program provides students with disabilities opportunities to explore technology-related careers. Independent Living skills Training offers tools that help people learn or re-learn how to be self-sufficient. CIL’s Peer support provides a warm, inviting atmosphere for connecting with others and gaining skills that promote independence. For more information go to www.cilorlando.org or call 863-413-2722.

GAP (Guardians As Parents)Support GroupFirst Tuesday every month, call 863-534-0753.

Women’s Independence ProgramEvery Wednesday, 11am

PEACE (Parental Encouragement for Autistic Children Everywhere)

The Achievement Academy is a public Charter School serving youngchildren with delays and/or disabilities at three locations: Bartow,Lakeland and Winter Haven. Our PreK ESE (Exceptional StudentEducation) classrooms serve children, ages 2 through 5, in a loving and

developmentally appropriate environment.

ACHIEVEMENT ACADEMY PROVIDES:• Teachers certified in ESE and PreK-Primary or Birth-4• Small class size• Physical, speech and occupational therapy• All at no cost to families!

The Charter School program is accredited by AdvancEd.

Enrollment & additional information can be found through our websitewww.achievementacademy.com

or by calling 863-683-6504.

NOW ACCEPTING ENROLLMENT APPLICATIONS

• Camp READY!• SAT/ACT/EOC/Study Skills• For Credit High School Courses• One-To-One Tutoring• Intensive Reading andMath Programs

• Virtual School Coaching...and So Much More!

Course Fees based on family incomeSACS Accreditation

1628 S. Florida Ave • Lakeland863-688-9477 • www.LRCPolk.com

Pre-K through Adult ServicesCall today to learn how We Can Help You!

What did one eye say to the other? There’s something between us that smells.

Scavenger Hunt Number One!Give your child a magazine and ask them to search the pages to find a picture of a tree, or find a photo that can make you laugh.

Free Daily Activities are taking a summer break and will resume the week of 8/31/15.Keep up with us on Facebook: Success By 6, Family Fundamentals.

Other ActivitiesPlease call for details and times and possible fees.

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Talk, sing and read with your child.

Let your child hear your voice as much as possible.

Share books every day.

How much TV time is OK for my children to watch

and why?

TITLE I Parent Information Resource Centers!

The American Academic of Pediatrics recommends no TV/DVD/Video viewing for children under the age of 2. Children over 2 should watch no more than 1-2 hours per day.

Pay attention to these factors when allowing viewing times:

· Choose quality shows and films : Make sure your child sees and hears positive messages· Have times when TV is off limits such as dinner time or family game night· Watch shows with your child so you can talk about the content and extend the child’s learning

Children learn language, ideas, and how to behave through “give and take” with others. Watching TV shows and movies are passive activities- no chance for interaction. Children with a high rate of TV viewing may show delays in both language and learning.

Children who watch more than 1-2 hours of TV a day tend to be less physically active and are at risk for obesity.

The less passive viewing a child engages in, the more creative and imaginative the child tends to be.

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Healthy Frozen YogurtThose store-bought frozen treats can be full of nasty things like high-fructose corn

syrup and artificial colors and flavors, so let’s make something healthy! When my bananas start to brown, I peel them and put them in a zip-top bag for the freezer. You’ll find there are lots of other fruits you can save by freezing before they spoil to use later. You can use them in smoothies, frozen yogurt and drinks.

Ingredients: 2 cup frozen unsweetened strawberries3 medium bananas 3 tablespoon honey (if needed) 1/2 cup plain Greek yogurt 1 tablespoon lemon juice

Directions: Place all ingredients into a food processor or blender. Blend until smooth, stopping to scrape the sides as needed. serve immediately for a soft-serve texture, or pour into a freezer safe container with a lid and freeze for 3 to 4 hours before serving.

Scavenger Hunt Number TwoFill a plastic bottle with rice. Mix in small objects like a coin, paperclip, postage stamp, pebble, etc. Ask your child to see how many objects they can find. You may want to glue or tape the lid shut!

What happens when our very youngest learners miss so many opportunities to learn?

Children who are chronically absent in kindergarten and first grade are much less likely to read proficiently by the end of third grade and are more likely to have poor attendance in later grades.

Did you know that chronic absence affects one in 10 children in kindergarten and first grade nationwide? Consistent attendance in preschool can lay a foundation for better attendance in the school years ahead.

Combee ElementaryJackie olivo, staff

Hours:M, W, F-7:30 AM-3:00 PM

T/TH 10:30-6:002805 Morgan Combee Rd

Lakeland, FL 33801( 863) 668-3035

Frostproof ElementaryAnna Loaiza, staff

Hours:M, W, F-7:30 AM-3:00 PM

T/TH 10:30-6:00118 W. 3rd Street,

Frostproof, FL 33843(863) 635-8600

Sleepy Hill ElementaryHours:

M, W, F-7:30 AM-3:00 PMT/TH 10:30-6:00

2285 Sleepy Hill RoadLakeland, FL 33810

(863) 815-6787

Garner ElementaryMindy santiago, staff

Hours:M, W, F-7:30 AM-3:00 PM

T/TH 10:30-6:002500 Havendale Blvd NWWinter Haven, FL 33881

(863) 965-5488

Mulberry MiddleNitza Ribot, staff

Hours:M, W, F-8:00 AM-3:30 PM

T/TH 10:30-6:00500 Martin Luther King Ave

Mulberry, FL 33860(863) 425-9288

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