Room 20, Ms. Brooke

• This week we will be back to "normal".  More friends will be returning, and we will have a full class.  I am very excited!!!  I have deep cleaned the classroom, brought out new toys and books, and I super excited to teach the same kids EVERYDAY!!!!

• Waterbottles need to taken home and washed DAILY.  This is to reduce the spread of germs.

Stella just had a scan and an MRI and both came back clear!!!  She is approaching the maintenance chemo phase of her treatment.

• I struggled finding a story that is age appropriate for the kids, so skip that part of the project. 
• This is just a fun project I created to help the children remember.  
• This project is not required, but something fun to do.
• Take "Flat Mrs. Brooke" on adventures and document with a picture.  
• Send me your pictures and I am going to hang them on our classroom window!!
• Again, this project is not required. 

Please wash your hands as you come into the building.  You can wash at the group sinks or come into our bathroom.  Handsanitizer does not count.  Please use soap and water.  
 

The Bishop is urging everyone to say this prayer
 

"O Mary,

you always shine on our path

as a sign of salvation and of hope.

We entrust ourselves to you, Health of the Sick,

who at the cross took part in Jesus’ pain, keeping your faith firm.

You, Patroness and Protector of the People of the United States of America,

know what we need,

and we are sure you will provide

so that, as in Cana of Galilee,

we may return to joy and to feasting

after this time of trial.

Help us, Mother of Divine Love,

to conform to the will of the Father

and to do as we are told by Jesus,

who has taken upon himself our sufferings

and carried our sorrows

to lead us, through the cross,

to the joy of the resurrection. Amen.

Really work on covering sneezes and cough, washing hands, and not putting our fingers in our mouths and noses.