Gifted Education, Advocacy and Resources
Sycamore GEAR is a parent-led group that serves families in Sycamore Community Schools, locatedĀ in suburban Cincinnati, Ohio.

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Credit Flex
At A Glance


More information:
> Sycamore Community Schools credit flex page
> ODE credit flex page

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Monday,
June 25, 2012

GEAR's Summer Writing Workshop for Grades 2-6

with Guest Author Andrea Cheng
at the
Blue Ash Rec Center

 9am to 12pm for Grades 2-3

 1pm to 4pm for Grades 4-6

 Cost: $25.00 per student
Registration opens May 16, 2012

Join the GEAR Google Group Listserv for details or email brunerderm@gmail.com

 
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GEAR Sponsors Reading and Adventure Clubs for Sycamore K-6 Students
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Sycamore GEAR sponsors two reading/adventure clubs: Book Worms, for Sycamore K-2 students; and The Sycamore Society, for students in grades 3-6.
Club members meet to socialize, discuss, and enjoy an activity related to the current book selection. At past meetings, children and parents have cooked over a campfire, studied turtles, learned about Native American culture, attended museums, met exotic animals, and gone canoeing.
Preregistration is required for participation. Club membership is free; occasionally, a fee may be charged for events or materials to help defray costs. To learn more or to register, email Stephanie Bruner at brunerderm@gmail.com.
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Upcoming Events:
May 18, 2012
Summer Reading for the Accelerated Student:
How to Help Your Child Select "Good Books"
A Free Seminar for Parents

Meet Mr. Sam Bloom, a children's librarian from the Cincinnati-Hamilton County Public Library.  Mr. Bloom has recently completed a term as a member of the Newbery Medal Selection Committee and will share his experiences with us concerning quality literature for the accelerated reader. 
Topics to be discussed include:

What makes a "Newbery Book" and how Newbery medal and honor winners are selected

Identifying classic, "must-read" books for children-- past, present, and future

Making sure your accelerated reader doesn't skip over "classic" children's literature

Helping accelerated readers select quality age-, skill-, and content-appropriate books

Date: Friday, May 18, 2012
Time: 10:00am
Place: Madeira Branch

of the Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library
7200 Miami Avenue

Bring your lightly used children's books to trade with others. Change up your child's home library for free!

Enjoy your morning coffee while listening to a captivating speaker!  Bring a Friend!  It's Free!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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