Stay Connected and Stay Healthy - COVID-19 Resource Guide vol.16
Activities for Kids
ART - BASE Online Art Show
LEADERSHIP - This is the second Home Chat discussion starter resource provided by Growing Leaders. These conversation starter guides enable you and your kids to discuss and build relevant leadership and life skills. Enjoy the Hosts & Guests - Intentional Relationships home chat.
READING - If you would like to share a video or a recording of you reading a book (adults and kids welcome), please email your recording or video to melissa@basefortatkinson.org and we will highlight you as a BASE Mystery Reader on Wednesdays as we continue to focus on literacy & reading and our commitment to quality programs for kids.
Daily Positive Message
Choose Love During COVID-19 - COURAGE
Actions that you can take after this lesson: Encourage Your Neighbors. Use these printable signs or create signs of your own to encourage others around you.
Parent Connections
We are here for our BASE kids, families and community! Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns, or if there are any needs we may be able to help you address. We are connected to email and our office phones.
Alicia Norris, Executive Director
920-542-6501
Melissa Willkomm, Director of Operations
920-542-6500
Please let us know if you would like to be added to a BASE parent list, connecting our BASE parents with each other.
Check out our BASE Kids Lab on our website at www.basefortatkinson.org/lab. We have listed this resource in Activities for Kids and we are continuing to add a variety of quality online resources on a regular basis. We are planning some great ways to stay connected with daily blog posts!
United Way is sharing valuable information for our communities through their Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/uwjnwc/
You can access the Fort Atkinson Chamber of Commerce COVID-19 Resource Toolkit here.
Resources from the School District of Fort Atkinson
We are sharing 2 links from SDFA which highlight the 1Fort@Home program, information about Chromebooks, food, and more.
Information About COVID-19
Research on resilience shows that protective factors can buffer children from harm and increase the chances they adapt positively to adversities such as the COVID-19 pandemic. Families and communities can work together to promote these protective factors. Click on the link to read Ways to Promote Children’s Resilience to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
