Liberty High School Advisory: Class of 2015

Just for Fun

Here is an empathy test an advisory student shared with me...just thought it might be fun to do in your advisory!

Enjoy!

https://psychology-tools.com/empathy-quotient/

#LHSBethechange

#LHSBeTheChange Advisory:

Acts of Kindness Project

City Mission Clothing Drive

Klein's Senior Advisory kick started a clothing drive for City Union Mission (date extended to March 26th). If you want to support this cause please donate clothes to any LHS advisory. Contact Angie Klein or Charity Stephens for more information.

Tag Your It (Tagging Kindness at LPS)

Stephens' Senior Advisory is kick starting the Tag Your It Project. Your Advisory teacher may get "tagged" by receiving an email with the image above. Your advisory class must then decide if you want to take the challenge to spread kindness via LPS. All you have to do is create posters of kindness to delivery to an LPS school below.

Tag Your It Directions: Once your class accepts the challenge (You do not have to wait to be tagged! Just jump on in and choose a school to make posters for! Just email Charity Stephens to tell her what school you chose:)

Choose one of the schools below to make kindness posters for

Manor Hill
Lillian Schumacher
Ridgeview
EPiC
Alexander Doniphan
Shoal Creek
Liberty Oaks
Discovery Middle School
Liberty Middle School

Forward the "tag" email to a new advisory teacher from your grade level (also Cc Charity Stephens) and include the school you will make posters for so that each time the email is forwarded the new advisory will see all the schools that have been chosen. It is ok to double up on schools!!! Let's just try to share the kindness with ALL of these buildings!
How will these be delivered? Great question! Have your advisory decide:

Maybe they have a parent that works at one of these schools
Maybe a group of students would like to contact the building principal for permission to hang the posters after school
Maybe you can contact the building principal or counseling staff and ask to send them by pony...maybe that school has a group of kids that can hang them
Maybe it's just easiest to give the posters to Charity Stephens and she will figure it out
Maybe there is a creative delivery idea not listed here...just take action & spread kindness #LHSBeTheChange

Serteens Spare Change Challenge

Today's the start (March 23) of the Serteens Spare Change Challenge to raise money for the Victory Project, a charitable organization benefiting KC children with illness supported by Sporting KC. To help motivate your Advisory class to give, the Serteens club is sponsoring some rewards…

Each class raising at least $100 over the week will receive donuts.
The class collecting the most $$ for the week will receive a pizza party.

A Serteens club member will stop by during Advisory each day to collect your change. He/she will have a pass from me, so you'll know that person is a Serteen!! The Serteens will count the change each day after school, and I'll send out the totals. The list of classes participating is below. Let Sara Langford know if you haven't signed up yet and your advisory class or area (office, guidance, LMC, etc…) would like to participate! If I missed your class in the list, please let me know.

Thank you for your help!!

Sara

Early Bird Learning Center

Fowler

Hauser

Jones, Melissa

Kiser

Kleinmeyer

Knowles, M

Langford

Martin, D.

Matson

Murphy

Ragan

Ruiz

Williams

Sara Langford

Advanced Algebra 2, Trigonometry & College Algebra

Serteens Club Sponsor

Website: tinyurl.com/lhslangford

Liberty High School

(816) 736-5340 Ext 7125

More Kindness Projects to show #LHSBeTheChange? Email your action plan to Charity Stephens!

March 16-20

Monday

Grade Checks

Tuesday

Acts of Kindness Part 2

Class Starter: Share out acts of kindness you have seen or experienced in the last week. (Specifically try to think of some that occurred here at LHS or with LHS students/faculty)
Watch the video below
As an advisory class brainstorm what YOUR ADVISORY class can do to spread kindness at LHS and or in the Community

Don't just talk about it, now take action

Create an action plan for spreading acts of kindness
Make a plan to put it into action
Post acts of kindness here at LHS to #LHSBethechange

Thursday

Acts of Kindness continued

SHOW THIS VIDEO ABOUT LIBERTY HOUR

Friday

KLHS

Mar 9-13

Monday
Grade Check

Tuesday/Thursday
Group 1: Suicide Prevention Groupings and Room #s below (March 10)
Group 2: Random Acts of Kindness Part 1(March 10)

Group 1: Randoms Acts of Kindness Part 1(March 12)

Group 2: Suicide Prevention (March 12)

Lesson: Random Acts of Kindness Part 1

As a class watch this 10 minute video below
Class Discuss:

Take 3 minutes to list any random act of kindness you have been a part of (as the giver or the receiver) while attending LHS?

Share out

How can seemingly small acts of kindness possibly impact individuals on a larger scale?
Before next Tuesday's advisory, you are challenged to Be The Change for LHS by performing at least one random act of kindness for someone at LHS

Tweet to #LHSbethechange

Friday
KLHS SENIOR SURVEY CLICK HERE!!!!!!

March 2-6

Monday

LEH and Grade Checks

Tuesday

National Sleep Awareness Week!
Lullaby Music

Articles & Discussion: Choose 1 or more of the following to read & class discuss:

Twitter & Your Sleep Patterns

For our next Advisory class this week we will have nap time. Where your PJs, unplug from your device, close your eyes and rest!!!

Thursday
School Wide Pajama Day & Nap time

Friday

KLHS

Feb 23-27

Monday:

LEH/Grade Checks

Tuesday/Thursday (You pick which day you do which!):

Lesson:

Advisory Choice (use Choice Tab)

Lesson:

Family Connections Catch Up

Log In to Family Connections from the Tab above
Update:

Colleges I'm Applying To
Resume

Friday:

KLHS

Feb. 17-20

Tuesday

LEH Grade checks

You can also have them start "Thursday's" lesson below to allow more time to read the Student Paths articles and/or watch the videos.

Thursday

Student Paths

Follow the directions on the Student Paths Tab for students to complete the online "assessment".
Then have students explore at least one video and/or article

have students work alone or in groups
then share out what they saw/read

share 2 facts
share 1 "ah ha"

Here are the three most popular Student Path lessons used by your fellow educators around the country thus far:

1. College debt: Is it worth it?-- Students college costs, reasonable amount to borrow, what makes taking on student debt is worthwhile, and resources for help managing/paying off student loan debt
2. What's the big deal about STEM? -- Students learn what STEM is and why it's important to individual students as well as the U.S.
3. Growing green -- Spotlight on working to protect the environment as an agricultural research specialist

Friday

KLHS

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