May 29, 2014

LABOUR ISSUES

As you are likely well aware,  the protracted negotiations between the BCTF and BCPSEA have not been very fruitful and it is beginning to impact daily life at Hawthorne.  The latest developments have forced the cancellation of some field trips, meetings and staff planning.  We are all hopeful for a speedy resolution to this impasse and we will do our best to keep you informed.  Thank you in advance for your patience and understanding.

VOLUNTEER TEA

Thank you to the many parents who joined us at our Volunteer Appreciation Tea on Thursday, May 22.  It was a well attended event and a great opportunity for our staff to recognize the tremendous contributions that parents make to Hawthorne.  We truly appreciate the support whether it be with homework, field trips, fundraising, classroom help and the list goes on.  Our shared efforts help to make Hawthorne the best school it can be.

TRACK AND FIELD

On Thursday, May 15th, Hawthorne was proudly represented by over 50 students at the District Track Meet.  Our students enjoyed a great day and we congratulate them on their efforts.  Our grade 4 girls relay team actually continued their track and field experience at the provincial track and field championships held at Minoru Park in Richmond. Well done Lauren Amundsen, Mackenzie Gray, Gabrielle Valle and Kaitlyn Kitigawa. Thank you to all of our coaches and parents for their support during the track and field season. Special thanks to Mrs. Robinson for coordinating our efforts.

LADNER MAY DAYS
It was clear on Monday morning that most of our Hawthorne families were somehow involved with the Ladner May Days held last weekend.  It was an exciting weekend for Ladner and the continuation of a great community tradition.  Our school was represented formally by Skye-Ann Persad who was one of the princesses chosen from each school in Delta.

IMPORTANT DATES

(please note that these dates/times are subject to change due to the ongoing labour dispute)

Friday, June 6

Sports Day

9am - 2:15pm (approx.)

Friday, June 20th

Final Monthly Assembly

11am Gym

Thursday, June 26th

Grade 7 Assembly

9am Gym

Thursday, June 26th
Summer Break Begins
Students dismissed at 10:30am

May 15, 2014

CLASSROOM PLACEMENTS:  2014-2015

In the coming weeks, our teaching staff will be meeting to create tentative class lists for next year.  The classes will be determined by considering the following factors:

- Learning styles and strengths

- What the child can do in relation to the program

- Degree of independence in work habits

- Social and personal needs

- Age and physical maturity

- Previous year's placement

- Previous teachers input

- Parent input / requests

- Establishing a balanced group academically

- Male/Female balance

- Friendship groupings

- Equalizing class size

- Siblings/Twins

- Special needs

- Medical needs

If you have some information that you would like to include in this process,  please forward a note to Mr. Carruthers at the office or correspond via email at mcarruthers@deltasd.bc.ca. We would only ask that you please refrain from making a "teacher" request and focus on what you believe to be the best learning environment for your child.  Thank you in advance for your attention to this. 

MOVING?
Please contact Mrs. Page at the office (cpage@deltasd.bc.ca) if your family is considering a change of schools next year.  This information is an important part of our planning for the 2014-2015 school year.  Thank you in advance for your consideration.

TRACK and FIELD

Congratulations to all of our staff and students who enjoyed a very successful regional track meet on Tuesday, May 6. Hawthorne was represented by over 100 intermediate students and 8 staff members.  It was a very proud day for our school and many of the students qualified for the district track meet scheduled for today.  

District Qualifiers:

Grade 4:  Lauren Amundsen, McKenzie Gray, Kiely Hutt, Kaitlyn Kitagawa, Tye Hemenway, Mantaj Dhah, Caden Pacaud, Cameron Ferguson, Jeremy Napilot, Michael Norcott, Yunus Tutuncu

Grade 5: Casey Asquith, Kara Kovalick, Morgan Regalado, Kim Williams, Mackenzie Loyer, Isabelle Peters, Abby Malesku, Keagan Denman, Koby Ground, Jackson Lawton, Reece Palmer, Lucas Hanford

Grade 6: Maheen Randhawa, Rachel Francis, Julia Chorney, Alicia Hornby, Sophie Hornby, Emily Morris, Charley Pacaud, Kylie Christopherson, Jaya Dhaliwal, Gracelyn Palmer, Dylan Broad, Tyler McIntosh, Connor McIntosh, Tyler Rooyakers, Riley Salikin, Carson Hemenway, Dawson Baker, Matt Willford, Branden Phillips

Grade 7: Daniella Dubljevic, Mackenzie Last, Teah Bryce, Olivia Malesku, Hannah Hansen, Sophia Janzen, Katelyn Johnston, Grace Lee, Jeenat Sidhu, Liam Maclennan, Jake Stamatiou, Jaicob Hastings, Maximus Leung, Ben Knauer

SUMMER CAMPS:

‘Strive ~ Express ~ Achieve’ with Delta Continuing Education’s “YOUTH ACTIVITY PROGRAMS” again offering a wide variety of Summer 2014 programs for the children and youth of our communities.  Activities, directed by teachers and other professional people, will focus in the areas of Fine and Performing Arts, Sports and Active Living, Academic Enrichment, and Personal Development.   There will be many new programs available for students aged 5 – 13 in each of the communities of Ladner, Tsawwassen and North Delta.  Brochures will be delivered in your local newspapers in May as well as available at the front office of each school.  As well, each elementary school’s youngest in family member will be given a brochure to take home during the week of May 26-30. Early registration is strongly recommended as courses do fill up quickly.  Be sure to bookmark: http://onlineca.activecommunities.com/connectandlearn for on-line information and registration options or phone 604-940-5550.

HOMEQUEST PROGRAM

Home Quest is Delta School District's  Distributed Learning (DL)  program and is located at  Pinewood Elementary.  This unique program supports families who wish to home school their children.  Home Quest provides part time classes, workshops, field trips and much more!  Many families prefer the flexibility of tailoring a personalized program to suit the needs of their child.  For more information visit Homequest. 

FREE GOLF CLINICS

The Maple Leaf Golf Tour is hosting free golf clinics for children.  You can find more information at the following link: http://www.maplejt.com/clinics.php

IMPORTANT DATES

Friday, May 16

Professional Day

School Closed

Monday, May 19

Victoria Day

School Closed

Thursday, May 22

Parent Tea

2pm Library

Wednesday, May 28

PAC Meeting

6:30pm Library

Friday, June 6

Sports Day

9am - 2:15pm (approx.)

Friday, June 20th

Final Monthly Assembly

11am Gym

Thursday, June 26th

Grade 7 Assembly

9am Gym

Thursday, May 1st

PLAYGROUND INSTALLATION:

After a full day's work on Saturday, our playground installation crew was able to successfully assemble a new play area for students.  We would like to thank Mrs. Ranu for spearheading this project and Mrs. Pryce and Mrs. Lawless for their assistance.  The funds for this playground were made possible through a provincial program designed to support the installation of new playgrounds around B.C.

Thank you to the many volunteers who donated their time in support of this project:

Mr. B. Sigouin, Mr. D. Sigouin,  Mr. Lockhart, Mr. Buonanno, Ms. Brookes, Mr. Ferguson, Mr. Graham, Mr. Barton, Mr. Panesar, Ms. Todd, Ms. Bains, Mr. Aulik, Isaac Ziprusky, Mr. and  Mrs. Norcott, Mr. Hunter, Ms. Li, Mr. Spence, Mr. Fischer, Mr. Galbraith, Ms. Gilbert, Mr. Lawless, Mr. Ranu, Mr. Carruthers, Ms. Emigh, Ms. Fisher, Mr. McWilliams, Mr. Salazar, Ms. Lawton, Mr. Li, Mr. Wong, Mr. and Mrs. Bak, Mr. and Mrs. Halkett, Mr. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Jurchuk and Mr. Schulte.

ZEN GARDEN AT HAWTHORNE
Saturday, April 26th was a busy day at Hawthorne as Mr. Bourgeois and our parent volunteer, Neil Malesku, worked to create a "Zen" garden in one of our courtyards.  We have been left with a great space for learning and relaxing.  Thank you to Neil and his baseball team, the Delta Heat, for all of their hard work!

CLASSROOM PLACEMENTS:  2014-2015

In the coming weeks, our teaching staff will be meeting to create tentative class lists for next year.  The classes will be determined by considering the following factors:

- Learning styles and strengths
- What the child can do in relation to the program
- Degree of independence in work habits
- Social and personal needs
- Age and physical maturity
- Previous year's placement
- Previous teachers input
- Parent input / requests
- Establishing a balanced group academically
- Male/Female balance
- Friendship groupings
- Equalizing class size
- Siblings/Twins
- Special needs
- Medical needs

If you have some information that you would like to include in this process,  please forward a note to Mr. Carruthers at the office or correspond via email at mcarruthers@deltasd.bc.ca.  We would only ask that you please refrain from making a "teacher" request and focus on what you believe to be the best learning environment for your child.  Thank you in advance for your attention to this.

PEDALHEADS BIKE SAFETY CLINIC

Families are invited to paricipate in the Pedalheads Bike Safety Clinic that is being held free of charge on Wednesday, May 7th at 3:15pm.  For more information or to sign up, you can email hawthornebikeday@gmail.com. Thank you to Mrs. Sigouin for coordinating this event. 

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS

Hawthorne will be hosting a school-wide emergency drill on Thursday, May 8th at approximately 2:20pm.  This exercise will involve the following:  duck and cover in the classroom, evacuation to marshalling area, building assessment, search and rescue.  We should be completed our drill within 20 minutes and it will provide our staff with a good opportunity to review emergency procedures and what students can do to keep themselves safe.  With this in mind,  you may want to follow up with your child after checking out these emergency preparedness tips.

EMERGENCY RELEASES

May 4-10, 2014 is emergency preparedness week in Canada. In the Delta School District we take emergency preparedness very seriously. All of our schools conduct emergency drills throughout the school year. Some of these drills may be full emergency release drills, meaning that parents are involved in the drill because we are practicing how students will be safely released to their parents in the event of a disaster. It is important that if a school has a full release drill, that parents take part. Our students, staff and parents need to be ready in case disaster strikes.

*** It is important that all parents understand that all students, whether in kindergarten or grade 12, will only be dismissed from school in emergency situations to their parents or designated emergency release adult. Students cannot be released to an older sibling who is still under the age of 19. Students will not be allowed to leave school property until a pre-designated adult retrieves them. In order to maintain the safety of your children, there can be no exceptions.

This means that parents need to regularly plan for who will be able to pick-up their child in an emergency situation and that the information needs to be reviewed and updated annually. If both parents do not work close to the school, then they should designate another trusted adult who will, most likely, be in the area if disaster strikes during school hours. Again, this person cannot be an older sibling who is under the age of 19. Parents need to inform the school of who their Emergency Release designated adult is and they need to review this information annually and update it if necessary. They should do so via Parent Connect (instructions are listed below). This needs to be done for each child you have in the Delta School District and you need to inform each child of who his/her Emergency Release adult is.

Parent Connect Instructions:

1.     Sign on to Parent Connect
2.   Click on the BASIC tab on the main toolbar
3.   Click on the blue "Emergency/Out of Prov/Other Contacts" button
4.     Click on the Edit button to the left side of a blank line to add a new record, or on an existing line to change the information. Use the drop down option box to choose the appropriate option for this record; choose ER-Emergency Release. Fill in all of the fields.
5.     Click the Save button to update the changes. If you close the screen or go to another screen before saving, the changes will be lost.

Note: This needs to be completed separately for each child.

For more information about emergency preparedness in the Delta School District visit the DeltaPrepared website: facilities.deltasd.bc.ca/deltaprepared

PARENTING WORKSHOP
The PAC for South Delta Secondary is hosting a free workshop for parents with teenagers on Tuesday, June 3rd from 7-8:30pm.  Parenting expert, Klaus Klien, will be on hand and you can register by contacting Mrs. Abraham at johannaabraham@yahoo.ca.

IMPORTANT DATES

Tuesday, May 6
Regional Track Meet
Delta Secondary

Thursday, May 8
Emergency Drill
2:20pm

Friday, May 9
Monthly Assembly
11am

Tuesday, May 13
Class Photos

Thursday, May 15
District Track Meet
South Delta Secondary

Friday, May 16
Professional Day
School Closed

Monday, May 19
Victoria Day
School Closed

Thursday, May 22
Parent Tea
2pm Library

Friday, June 6
Sports Day
9am - 2:15pm (approx.)

Wednesday, April 16th

TRACK AND FIELD

Students and staff began training this week for the track and field season.  Coaches have been working with students in a number of areas:  sprints, distance, relays, long jump, shot put and softball throw.  Our first "mini-meet" will take place at 3:15pm on Tuesday, April 22nd at Delta Senior Secondary.  This will be an opportunity for some of our students to practice on the track but only a few events will be run:  100m sprints for gr. 6/7, 60m Shuttle and 60 m sprint for our gr. 4/5 students.   The regional track meet is scheduled for Tuesday, May 6th with the district event taking place on Thursday, May 15th.  We hope that your schedule allows you to attend some of these events to support the team.  Thank you to all of our coaches and special thanks to Mrs. Robinson for coordinating our efforts!

MOVING?

Please contact Mrs. Page at the office (cpage@deltasd.bc.ca) if your family is considering a change of schools next year.  This information is an important part of our planning for the 2014-2015 school year.  Thank you in advance for your consideration.

CROSSING GUARDS

Mrs. Butcher (mornings) and Mrs. Barnes (afternoons) will be sharing the adult crossing guard duties for the balance of the school year.   We are very thankful to them for stepping forward after the passing of Mrs. Wilde.   Mrs. Butcher and Mrs. Barnes are parents at Hawthorne and their positive spirit will serve Hawthorne well.

BIKE SAFETY SESSION

The Pedalheads organization (www.pedalheads.com) is offering a free "bike safety clinic" for Hawthorne families. They will be hosting the clinic after school on Wednesday, May 7th at 3:15pm.  Families are encouraged to participate together and you are asked to contact our parent volunteer, Mrs. Sigouin (helen.sigouin@gmail.com) by Friday, April 25th. 

MATH CELEBRATIONS

A number of our students have spent the last few weeks preparing the Delta School District's Math Celebrations event.  Our Hawthorne will join other South Delta elementary schools tomorrow afternoon to test their math skills and tackle some challenging word problems.  Special thanks to Mrs. Brown for coordinating our efforts.  

Grade 6/7: Aidan Pau, Maheen Randhawa, Sena Kholmatov, Gracelyn Palmer, Aiden Lonquist, Grace Lee, Daniella Dublejvic, Maximus Leung, Simon Akenhead, Kavi Bhandal, Matthew Cossenas, Jack Morgan

Grade 4/5: Mackenzie Gray, Lauren Amundsen, Isabelle Peters, Shelby Bains, Jackson Lawton, Scott Allan, Stuart Maclaren, Damon Badenhorst, Chloe Koekdmoer, Angie Francis, Lars Delmar, Reece Palmer, Aishwariya Sharma, Colton Turrell, Caden Pacaud, Keily Hutt

READING LINK CHALLENGE

We would like to congratulate all the students in Grade 4 and 5 who competed in the Reading Link Challenge. The students had a list of 6 books to read. Then in teams of 6 they answered 3 rounds of 10 questions, with a time limit of 30 seconds per question. We held our school challenge where the 3 teams competed to see who would become the  Hawthorne champs. The Book Explorers won this level and went on to compete at the Ladner Level. We want to congratulate the Explorers as they won this level and will now be competing at the Delta Level on Wednesday April 23^rd.  Thank you to Mrs. Ratzlaff for all of her support and we wish you luck Book Explorers! 

Book Explorers:  Mikaela Fischer, Jackson Lawton, Scott Allan, Marlena Loewen, Autumn Bak, Roshan Johal

Star Readers:   Abby Ferry,  Stuart Maclaren, Aishwaraya Sharma, Arshdeep Pannu, Carly Mountain, Evan Still

Butterfly Book Readers:  Lauren Amundsen,  Kaitlyn Kitagawa,  Mackenzie Gray, Keira Maclennan, Gabriella Valle, Taylor Halket

HAWTHORNE'S STAFF HAVE TALENT?

At the conclusion of our Hawthorne's Talent Show on March 14th, staff presented their own dance performance.  You can view our efforts by clicking here: https://vimeo.com/92170035.   Thank you to Mr. Koekemoer for providing us with some video evidence of our work.

RECREATION PASSES
Delta Parks and Recreation is currently offering "drop-in" passes for 2-18yr olds for just $20. The passes are on sale now and valid from June 26 - September 1. You can pick them up at your local recreational center.

TRADES FAIR

You are invited to attend the 2nd Annual Delta Trades and Technical Career Fair which will be takingplace on April 14th at the Sungod Recreation Centre in North Delta from 9am-8pm.  This is a unique and exciting event that gives hands-on experience with dozens of potential career paths.  We encourage you to bring your child(ren) with you to the event. All grade 7 and 10 students are already attending the fair during the school day. For older children and teenagers this is a great opportunity to educate themselves about the many meaningful, well-paying and fulfilling jobs available in the trades and technical areas.  For younger children, childminding is available from 5-8pm and a food truck will be on site during the evening hours.  

The Delta Trades and Technical Career Fair is spearheaded by the Corporation of Delta in partnership with the Delta School District, Vancouver Community College, BCIT, Kwantlen Polytechnic University and local employers. The event is incredibly interactive, featuring ‘Try a Trade’ activities and dynamic presentations on the main stage. The Delta School District will also have a career booth at the event.

We invite you to have a look at the Delta Trades and Technical Career Fair website for more information: www.delta.ca/careerfair

PARENT WORKSHOP

Gordon Neufeld is hosting a day of sessions for parents, teachers and professionals on making sense of the children and teens in our care.  This is scheduled for Saturday, May 3 from 8:30am-4:30pm.  For more information or tickets you can visit www.neufeldinstitute.com .

IMPORTANT DATES

Thursday, April 17
Walk to School Day

Friday, April 18
Good Friday
School Closed

Monday, April 21
Easter Monday
School Closed

Tuesday, April 22
"Mini" Track Meet
3:15pm Delta Secondary

Tuesday, April 29
Meet The Maestro
9am gymnasium

Wednesday, April 30
PAC Meeting
6:30pm Library

Tuesday, May 6
Regional Track Meet
Delta Senior Secondary

Thursday, April 4th

NANCY WILDE

As you are likely aware of by now,  Hawthorne lost a valued member of the school community during spring break. Nancy Wilde,  our long-serving crossing guard, died on Friday March 21st.  Nancy was a caring member of our staff who greeted everyone with a smile and warm hello. She was a strong voice for traffic safety and worked closely with the Delta Police to make our school entrance as safe as it could be. Nancy also worked with our PAC and school board staff to institute changes to our roundabout that were designed to increase traffic flow and reduce hazards for our students.  She will be missed.  Hawthorne honoured her memory during our assembly today.  

TALENT SHOW
On Friday March 14th we hosted our Talent Show and were treated to a great variety of performances.  Our participants are to be commended for their efforts and the positive risk-taking that they modelled for the rest of the school.  Special thanks to our hosts (Ava Manzur and Jack Morgan) along with our sound crew (Carson Gray and Levi Froude). Well done Hawthorne!

Talent Show Participants:

Tiffany Leung,  Chloe Koekemoer, Ryan Begg, Desiree Berry-Tilley, Keily Hutt, Claire Peters, Morgan Regalado, Hayden Smith, Tyler Bryce, Harvir Panesar, Taylor Butcher, Caitlin Jerret, Troy Fedorak, Autumn Bak, Caden Pacaud, Charley Pacaud, Sebastian Saddul, Arik Aulik, Riley Arlit, Sena Kholmatov, Aidan Pau, Nathan Pannell, Kailyn Ives, Michael Norcott, Cameron Ferguson, Nicole Ratzlaff, Jacob Broad, Jace Hastings, Matt Wilkinson, Skye-Ann Persad

VSO CONNECTS
We are pleased to announce that Hawthorne will be enjoying a second year of the VSO Connects school program.  This will involve a number of visits by various musicians as they introduce our students to orchestral music and a variety of instruments.  Our program will also feature a "Meet the Maestro" assembly hosted by the VSO conductor, Bramwell Tovey.  We will be hosting this assembly on Tuesday, April 29th at 9am and parents are welcome to join us.

REVERSE LUNCH
Last month we surveyed our grade 3-7 students for their opinion on the reverse lunch that we instituted on Fridays since December.  Of the 208 students polled,  74% were opposed to a continuation of reverse lunches.  With this data, combined with staff feedback,  we have decided to discontinue reverse lunches.  We found the benefits of reverse lunch were balanced by the drawbacks.  Our students are left feeling as though they have been heard.

COIN DRIVE

Hawthorne's "Me to We" student committee is planning a coin drive to start next week.  We are raising fund in support of a sister school in Uganda.  We hope to provide them with clean drinking water, medicine, eye glasses, shoes and many other items in support of their daily life.   Our efforts are being coordinated with the ICEF Canada (http://icefcanada.org) and we are hoping to collect dimes on Monday, quarters on Tuesday, loonies on Wednesday and twoonies on Thursday.  Thank you in advance for your support of this initiative.

IMPORTANT DATES

Friday, April 11th
Professional Day
School Closed

Thursday, April 17
Walk to School Day

Friday, April 18
Good Friday
School Closed

Monday, April 21
Easter Monday
School Closed

Tuesday, April 29
Meet The Maestro
9am gymnasium

Wednesday, April 30
PAC Meeting
6:30pm Library

Thursday, March 13

READ-A-THON

Hawthorne enjoyed a very successful Read-A-Thon from March 3-7.  This week was filled with a lot of fun and celebrated the importance of reading.   Our school community should be proud of the 1500 books that were donated to the "Books for Me" organization which re-distributes resources to families in need.   As well,  the Read-A-Thon pledges raised over $4000  in support of our PAC and the many initiatives they are involved in at the school.   Thank you to all of our families for their support and special thanks to our PAC coordinators (Mrs. Ranu, Mrs. Pryce and Mrs. Lawless) for all of their hard work in preparation for this event.  Well done Hawthorne!

TALENT SHOW

Parents are reminded that we will be hosting Hawthorne's Talent Show 2014 tomorrow (Friday, March 14th) at 2pm.   We have a great variety of performers scheduled to entertain and you are welcome to join us for the fun.

HOOPSHOOT

Hawthorne enjoyed a very successful experience at Delta Parks and Recreation's Hoopshoot challenge on Tuesday, March 11th.  For this event,  we formed teams of three students (gr. 5-7) with each team member given 45 seconds to score as many baskets as they can.  The competition involves all of the public schools in South Delta and we performed extremely well.  Hawthorne finished third for Grade 6 boys and Grade 5 girls.  We also finished first for Grade 7 boys and Grade 6 girls.  Congratulations to all of our teams as each of them beat their personal best totals at this event.  Special thanks to Becca Delmar and Kylie Christopherson who had to play as substitutes for our grade 7 girls team due to illness.  Hoopshoot participants for 2014:

Grade 5 Boys Hayden Smith Keagan Denman Nick Lawless	Grade 5 Girls Abi Malesku Morgan Regalado Elora Tisdale	Grade 6 Boys Branden Phillips Tyler Rooyakers Carson Gray
Grade 6 Girls Sophie Hornby Alicia Hornby Kylie Christopherson	Grade 7 Boys Jaicob Hastings Zak Zbitnoff Kavi Bhandal	Grade 7 Girls Becca Delmar Natalie Dick Daniella Dubljevic Teah Bryce

FUNDRAISER FOR LADNER FAMILY IN NEED

Please note the details below surrounding a fundraiser that has been planned for Spring Break.   Ms. Hunter is a parent at our school and she is coordinating this effort with other instructors.  Your support would be great appreciated.

FROZEN:  SPRING BREAK CAMP

Is your child interested in singing and acting? If so,  the Broadway Edge Studio is hosting a Spring Break Camp featuring the music of Frozen.  The camp will be held from March 17-21 or March 24-28. For more information you can visitwww.broadwayedgestudio.com or www.s2sproductions.com.   One of our own Hawthorne parents,  Ms. Kaarina, will be involved with the instruction.

IMPORTANT DATES

Friday, March 14
Talent Show
2pm

Monday, March 17
Spring Break
School Closed

Monday, March 31st
School Re-Opens after Spring Break

Friday, April 11th
Professional Day
School Closed

OUTDOOR ADVENTURE: BOY SCOUTS

Are your kids looking for fun, excitement and a challenge? Then come and join us in the most dynamic outdoor youth programs in Canada. Through hikes, camps, land and water activities, our programs instill a thirst for outdoor adventure among young people. Our programs also develop self-confidence, teamwork, leadership skills as well as an appreciation for the environment and their community. The 1st Kirkland-Ladner Cub Scouts (youth aged 8-10 years) has room for some youth seeking fun and adventure. For more information please contact: 

Grant Edwards 

Email: gmedwards@telus.net 

Phone: 778 231-5189 

BTW - We do all of this for adults too. So why not get involved with your kids and make it a Family Adventure.