Sentences with phrase «chaperone school field»

«Teens don't necessarily want their parents to check their book bags or chaperone school field trips, but talk to them about their strengths, potential, and goals, and you'll see their faces light up.»

Or, offer to help chaperone school field trips — you'll help the teachers but also spend time with your children.

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Moms simply volunteer more often to chaperone field trips, organize school functions, and bring treats for birthday parties, and that's on top of being full - time in the workforce.

Yes, you do have more free time, but that doesn't mean you can volunteer for every school project and chaperone every field trip.

Featuring a standout performance by Ursula Lerner as an elderly chaperone, Winter's Daughter had the audience, mostly filled with school children on a German field trip, enraptured.

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Sixth - graders, from left, Jacelyn Martinez, Amy Gonzalez, Sydney Dean and Elise Marquardt make thank - you cards for their field trip chaperones in a classroom at Badger Rock Middle School in Madison in 2012.

Tag along on a school field trip, and you might see teachers and adult chaperones slather themselves in sun lotion — but not the students.

A recent report from Public Agenda indicates that parents are reluctant to take part in school governance; they'd rather chaperone a field trip than sit on a curriculum committee.

When my sons were growing up, I could take them to school most days, coach their teams, and chaperone field trips.