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The Weekly Word

Happy M.L.K. Day! ******************January 18, 2010

JANUARY

"Family Tree"

CAMPAIGN

Martin Luther King Day

Everyone has someone that has stood up for them as an advocate or just as a friend, Here is an opportunity to say Thank-you. For $10.00 we will hang a flag on our "Family Tree" with their name on it. We will then put a picture of that flag in our Weekly Word Newsletter.

Network for Good

Or Call 866 326 4864

One Flag

on our Family Tree!

Thank-you

Krista!

We still have room

for lots more flags!!!!

Song of the Week!

This week's song is

Day Dream

click on the picture to hear the song!

Remember- All the songs we have featured can be purchased from out online store at http://shop.familiestogether.org

JANUARY WEBINARS

All times PST

Webinars are $10.00 each

Click on title for description and to register

Jan. 18 @ 6:00 PM Scrapbooking

Jan. 19 @ 7:00 PM Household Budgeting

Jan. 28 @ 10:00 AM Books for Emergent Readers

Jan. 28 @ 2:00 PM Transition for Children

Feb. 4 @ 2:00 PM Challenging Behavior

Any questions call us at 509 592 8606

Dear Chris,

I have a behavior question...

Click on the picture below to write your letter.

How Do I Know My Student is Making Progress?

The beginning of a new year is a great time to evaluate where your child is in school with their educational goals. This article will help parents look at what information is important in determining your child's progress. Read this article, share it with a friend.

Click on the picture to read the article

Congratulations!

MIKE SMITH

After 18 years with Families Together Mike has a new job! Starting the week of January 18, 2010 he will be working for the Center on Disabilities and Human Development in Moscow, ID

We will miss you here at Families Together but are very happy for you!

Thank-you for all you've done for us!

Your commitment and dedication are so appreciated.

Send Mike a congratulations email at

families.together.mike@gmail.com

A Fun Recipe for Kids

Cheesey Cottage Fries

Ingredients
24 frozen cottage potato fries
4 ounces (125g) sharp natural cheddar cheese 12 cherry tomatoes
Toothpicks
Directions
Place the frozen cottage fries on a cookie sheet and cook according to directions on package. Meanwhile slice the cheese and then cut into 24 1-inch squares. Cut the tomatoes in half. Remove cottage fries from oven and top each one with a cheese square and a tomato half. Secure with a toothpick. Return to oven for a few minutes until cheese is just melted. These snacks are best served warm. Yield: 24 snacks.
Note: Instead of frozen cottage fries, try potato puffs. Flatten them slightly and use a bottle cap to cut round shapes in the cheese slices. The kids will enjoy helping you prepare these snacks.

Click one for printable version

This Weeks Weekly Word

Was Sponsored By

Our December Stars

We appreciate all our supporters!

Families Together Web Site

www.familiestogether.org

Families Together Store

shop.familiestogether.org

A United Way Agency

The Weekly Word
Happy M.L.K. Day! ******************January 18, 2010
JANUARY "Family Tree" CAMPAIGN Martin Luther King Day Everyone has someone that has stood up for them as an advocate or just as a friend, Here is an opportunity to say Thank-you. For $10.00 we will hang a flag on our "Family Tree" with their name on it. We will then put a picture of that flag in our Weekly Word Newsletter. Network for Good Paypal Or Call 866 326 4864	One Flag on our Family Tree! Thank-you Krista! We still have room for lots more flags!!!!
Song of the Week! This week's song is Day Dream click on the picture to hear the song! Remember- All the songs we have featured can be purchased from out online store at http://shop.familiestogether.org	JANUARY WEBINARS All times PST Webinars are $10.00 each Click on title for description and to register Jan. 18 @ 6:00 PM Scrapbooking Jan. 19 @ 7:00 PM Household Budgeting Jan. 28 @ 10:00 AM Books for Emergent Readers Jan. 28 @ 2:00 PM Transition for Children Feb. 4 @ 2:00 PM Challenging Behavior Any questions call us at 509 592 8606
Dear Chris, I have a behavior question... Click on the picture below to write your letter.	How Do I Know My Student is Making Progress? The beginning of a new year is a great time to evaluate where your child is in school with their educational goals. This article will help parents look at what information is important in determining your child's progress. Read this article, share it with a friend. Click on the picture to read the article
Congratulations! MIKE SMITH After 18 years with Families Together Mike has a new job! Starting the week of January 18, 2010 he will be working for the Center on Disabilities and Human Development in Moscow, ID We will miss you here at Families Together but are very happy for you! Thank-you for all you've done for us! Your commitment and dedication are so appreciated. Send Mike a congratulations email at families.together.mike@gmail.com	A Fun Recipe for Kids Cheesey Cottage Fries Ingredients 24 frozen cottage potato fries 4 ounces (125g) sharp natural cheddar cheese 12 cherry tomatoes Toothpicks Directions Place the frozen cottage fries on a cookie sheet and cook according to directions on package. Meanwhile slice the cheese and then cut into 24 1-inch squares. Cut the tomatoes in half. Remove cottage fries from oven and top each one with a cheese square and a tomato half. Secure with a toothpick. Return to oven for a few minutes until cheese is just melted. These snacks are best served warm. Yield: 24 snacks. Note: Instead of frozen cottage fries, try potato puffs. Flatten them slightly and use a bottle cap to cut round shapes in the cheese slices. The kids will enjoy helping you prepare these snacks. Click one for printable version
This Weeks Weekly Word Was Sponsored By Our December Stars We appreciate all our supporters!	Families Together Web Site www.familiestogether.org Families Together Store shop.familiestogether.org
	A United Way Agency