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You only get one Today. Make the absolute most of it by doing something simple to ensure all Arizona children are successful in school and in life.
I’ll learn my child’s school’s letter grade.
I’ll create a profile at ExpectMoreArizona.org.
I’ll remind my kid that studying is part of the “college experience.“
my kids will do the patriotic math to discover which birthday the USA is celebrating.
I’ll ask my child to name all 15 Arizona counties.
we’ll have family book night.
I will drop everything and read.
I will ask, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” and talk about how to get there.
we’ll identify a favorite tree in our neighborhood.
we’ll create monkey art.
we’ll use creativity and engineering to build the perfect house.
I’ll read my grandkids a bedtime story.
I’ll plan a day for my child to shadow me at work.
we will do a crossword puzzle.
we’ll research what education is required to become an astronaut.
we’ll research how much of the human body is made up of water.
I will get caught reading.
we’ll dare to dream.
we’ll use science & math to find the fairway.
I’ll remind my child that money doesn’t have to be a barrier to reaching academic goals.
we’ll find out what makes corn pop.
my child will get a library card & start to explore the world.
I will email my legislators to tell them education is my top priority.
I will thank an unsung hero in education.
I will remember that Teacher Appreciation Week should be every week!
I’ll remind my child to check all work for accuracy.
my child will compose a song to help her remember American presidents.
I will talk to my child about good classroom behavior.
I’ll find out what my child will be learning this year
I will let ALL of my child’s teachers know they are doing a fantastic job.
I will Skype a bedtime story to my grandchild.
I will read to my child en Español.
we’ll learn to say “goodbye” in 5 other languages.
we’ll read together for 15-30 minutes.
we’ll add up the numbers in license plates.
we’ll code our own Star Wars game.
my child will eat brain food for breakfast.
my child will write a poem about Arizona.
we’ll grab an instrument & rock!
I’ll be the person my child looks up to.
we will learn about our heritage.
we’ll read the story of Hanukkah.
I’ll ask my child to describe the color red without using the word red.
we’ll fall in love with the library.
we will launch a rocket.
my child will create a new superhero.
my child will build something with materials found at home.
we’ll go to bat for education.
my child will look into the future.
we’ll explore and learn something new at a local museum.
we’ll learn how the Navajo Code Talkers helped end a world war.
I will commit to talking to my neighbors about education.
I’ll encourage my child’s bright idea.
we’ll estimate the total cost of groceries in the checkout line.
my child will start a summer temperature graph.
my kid will learn about the summer and winter solstices.
we’ll work together.
I’ll grab a blanket, a book, & all my favorite people.
I’ll get tech support from my own personal genius bar.
is not too early to start looking at college applications.
I will take my kid to the library and start a lifetime of adventures.
I will remind my kid that OMG isn’t a word.
my child starts virtual science camp.
I will ensure my child completes at least one college application.
we’ll play old-school Minecraft.
we’ll learn the physics of twirling.
I will remember I’m the luckiest parent on the face of the earth.
I will thank a librarian.
I will tell everyone I see how much I appreciate Arizona teachers!
we’ll learn to sign our names.
I’ll pack snacks to boost my child’s brain.
we’ll make ooblek.
we’ll learn the physics of twirling.
we will use a pizza to practice fractions (and then we’ll eat the work!).
I’ll ask the teacher how I can help in the classroom this year.
I will email the principal about how great my child’s teachers were.
we’ll come up with different adjectives to describe the heat.
my child will convert the cost of lunch into the currency of a country he wants to visit.
I’ll remind my child that picking a college means more than a sports team.
I will take action and vote early.
my child will write a poem about something that inspires her.
we’ll cool off at the local library.
I will ask my kids to teach me something.
I’ll ask my child to arrange his toys from biggest to smallest.
I’ll tell the teacher how excited my child was to share what he learned.
I am thankful for what makes my child unique.
we’ll create our own ecosystem.
we’ll learn something new about Thomas Jefferson.
I’ll make sure my child is on track for academic success this year.
I’ll do my homework so I can help my child with hers.
we’ll plan a family film festival.
I’ll ask my artist to describe her masterpiece.
my kids will thank the cafeteria staff for keeping them fueled and healthy.
we’ll make a library at home.
