By Rachel Hoeing
In today’s Sunday Spotlight:
- Open House at Greensboro Day School
- Level Up Obstacle Fitness
- Love Languages of Children & Teens
- Triad Child & Family Counseling
- SWIPEBY: Making Life Easier for Busy Moms
Come Out and See What Greensboro Day School is All About
Greensboro Day School’s age 2 – grade 12 program is comprehensive and includes a dynamic academic curriculum, fine and performing arts, athletics, world language, social-emotional learning, and more. Students learn lessons from Dr. Seuss, Shakespeare, and Newton while practicing civil discourse, environmental stewardship, kindness, and inclusivity.
In the early years, GDS teachers understand the importance of play as part of a child’s learning and development. In the Middle School, teachers help adolescents discover who they are as learners while they become more confident in their abilities. Older students prepare for college and what’s next! GDS students are the next generation of leaders who have the skills necessary to create, innovate, and collaborate.
Learn more about Greensboro Day School by attending an Open House Preview Day on November 7 for grades 5-12, or November 13 for ages 2 – grade 4. RSVP at greensboroday.org/visit.
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Level Up Obstacle Fitness
Are there footprints on your walls? Handprints on your door frames?
If you answered yes to either of those questions, you may have a NINJA in your house!
Send your ninjas to Level Up Obstacle Fitness for one of the ninja instructional classes. Instructors have years of firsthand experience on obstacle courses and have even battled the biggest one out there on the set of the TV show, American Ninja Warrior!
Ninja Classes offer a wide range of benefits and are provided at all ability levels. Students will learn the basic use of obstacles and develop more body control, agility, strength, flexibility, and obstacle safety.
Pre-registration required. Sign up today at LevelUpFitnessNC.com/classes.
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Calvary Day School hosts Parenting 101: The Love Languages of Children & Teens with Dr. Gary Chapman
Are you loving your child the way they need to be loved to mold them into a thriving happy adult? Does your message of love reach them? How do you love them successfully? These are all questions parents ask themselves day after day. Am I doing it right? How could I do it better?
Calvary Day School is hoping to help answer some of those lingering questions with Parenting 101: The Love Languages of Children & Teens seminar featuring the New York Times best-selling author Dr. Gary Chapman at 7 p.m. on Thursday, November 7 in the Worship Center of Calvary Baptist Church in Winston-Salem. The seminar is a free event open to the public.
CDS Head of School Richard Hardee said he hopes the Parenting 101 series brings useful information to help families throughout the parenting process.
“We are inviting parents in the Winston-Salem area to join us for this special night to hear Dr. Chapman share about the love languages of children and teens,” Hardee said.
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Triad Child & Family Counseling
Childhood is a time of tremendous growth and change, with a multitude of opportunities to learn. Often times during development, children and teens need support adapting and navigating through life’s struggles in order to maintain a healthy path.
At Triad Child & Family Counseling, PLLC they specialize in providing counseling to children (ages 3 & up), teens, and their families. Therapy takes the form of play with younger children to help them better communicate their feelings and learn effective coping skills. When working with older children and teens, they use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, mindfulness-based practices, art and music modalites, and person-centered. Some concerns families may seek out counseling for include: anxiety, depression, anger/frustration, adjustment concerns: (divorce, death, school transitions), ADHD, behavioral concerns, social skills
training. They are in network with BCBS, UnitedHealthcare, and accept self-pay. Check out their webpage: www.triadchild.com and call them today at 336.701.0267.
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SWIPEBY: Making Life Easier for Busy Moms
SWIPEBY is a local tech startup founded by a Wake Forest University graduate. SWIPEBY is a food ordering app that enables great local restaurants to offer virtual menus, mobile order-ahead, and curbside service. Users can browse the menus of nearby open restaurants, order, pay, and even tip (if they so choose)—all in the app. Once the customer arrives at the restaurant, the waiter will receive an alert and bring the food to the car, negating the need for the customer to go inside. The best part? The service is always free to customers. SWIPEBY allows busy, on-the-go residents alternatives to the typical fast-food chains. SWIPEBY is growing with 55+ restaurants to choose from; Triad favorites include Canteen Market and Bistro, The Porch, Quanto Basta, Willow’s Bistro, Village Juice Co., King’s Crab Shack, Mi Pueblo, and The Loop. Download the app here!
