Committed to providing the highest quality Student Planners at an exceptional value!

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1 Kindergarten Journal...2 Primary Planner...4 Elementary Planner...6 Middle School Planner...8 High School Planner...10 Dated 7 x 9 Student Agenda...12 Undated 7 x 9 Student Agenda...14 School Events Agenda...16 Budget Planners...18 Planner Options...24 Adams High School Lincoln Middle School Jefferson Elementary Central Elementary Committed to providing the highest quality Student Planners at an exceptional value!

2 For orders received by May 13, 2015 Payment is not due until Sept. 1, NON-CUSTOM Journals KGA 25 minimum order. Only available with FREE Poly-Pro Value Cover made from sturdy plastic no imprint. Handbook pages and options NOT available. Page Marker Rulers available see p. 24. Production time is 5 10 business days (1 2 weeks). Value Cover All Kindergarten Journals include a FREE Vinyl Pouch (one large pocket) and plastic back cover with our Dream, Plan, Achieve design. Quantity Price Price w/ discount* *Order and ALL material must be received by May 13, CUSTOM Journals KGB 60 minimum order. Choose a FREE Poly-Pro cov er (p.20) made from sturdy plastic with your school name/mascot, a religious cover (p. 21), or a custom design (p. 22). Options (p ) and Teacher Editions (p. 28) available. Quantity Price Price w/ discount* *Order and ALL material must be received by May 13, Add Handbook Pages KGC Same as KGB, but add any number of custom handbook pages, including maps, a title page, ads, and calendars. Download handbook and calendar templates from our web site see p. 26. Price for ANY quantity Add 4 per page to KGB (Custom Journal) prices. NOTE: 1 page is 1 side of a sheet of paper. Example: For 10 pages, add 40 per journal. 2 Order online at or see p. 31 for the order form.

3 Journal Features 8 3 /8" x /16" pages 96 full-color pages with student resource pages 3-hole drilled Bound with plastic coil Printed on recycled paper See p for options Page Features Letter/Number practice Letter/Number recognition activities Sight Words Journal area Parent / Teacher Comments area At Home suggestions Coordinating Wall Chart $15/case of /2" x 24 1 /2" see p. 28. Call

4 For orders received by May 13, 2015 Payment is not due until Sept. 1, NON-CUSTOM Planners PRA 25 minimum order. Only available with FREE Poly-Pro Value Cover made from sturdy plastic no imprint. Handbook pages and options NOT available. Page Marker Rulers available see p. 24. Production time is 5 10 business days (1 2 weeks). Value Cover All Primary Planners include a FREE Vinyl Pouch (one large pocket) and plastic back cover with our Dream, Plan, Achieve design. Quantity Price Price w/ discount* *Order and ALL material must be received by May 13, CUSTOM Planners PRB 60 minimum order. Choose a FREE Poly-Pro cov er (p.20) made from sturdy plastic with your school name/mascot, a religious cover (p. 21), or a custom design (p. 22). Options (p ) and Teacher Editions (p. 28) available. Quantity Price Price w/ discount* *Order and ALL material must be received by May 13, Add Handbook Pages Same as PRB, but add any number of custom handbook pages, including maps, a title page, ads, and calendars. Download handbook and calendar templates from our web site see p. 26. Price for ANY quantity Add 4 per page to PRB (Custom Planner) prices. NOTE: 1 page is 1 side of a sheet of paper. Example: For 10 pages, add 40 per planner. PRC 4 Order online at or see p. 31 for the order form.

5 Planner Features 8 3 /8" x /16" pages 104 full-color pages with student resource pages Dated Aug. 2, 2015 June 25, hole drilled Bound with plastic coil Printed on recycled paper See p for options Page Features Daily writing area Favorite Book Weekly Goals Parent / Teacher Comments area Area for 20 spelling words Art enrichment space Educational activities Word Play Coordinating Wall Chart $15/case of /2" x 24 1 /2" see p. 28. Call

6 For orders received by May 13, 2015 Payment is not due until Sept. 1, All Elementary Planners include a FREE plastic back cover with our Dream, Plan, Achieve design. Value Cover NON-CUSTOM Planners ELA 25 minimum order. Only available with FREE Poly-Pro Value Cover made from sturdy plastic no imprint. Handbook pages and options NOT available. Page Marker Rulers available see p. 24. Production time is 5 10 business days (1 2 weeks). Quantity Price Price w/ discount* *Order and ALL material must be received by May 13, CUSTOM Planners ELB 60 minimum order. Choose a FREE Poly-Pro cov er (p.20) made from sturdy plastic with your school name/mascot, a religious cover (p. 21), or a custom design (p. 22). Options (p ) and Teacher Editions (p. 28) available. Quantity Price Price w/ discount* *Order and ALL material must be received by May 13, Add Handbook Pages Same as ELB, but add any number of custom handbook pages, including maps, a title page, ads, and calendars. Download handbook and calendar templates from our web site see p. 26. Price for ANY quantity Add 4 per page to ELB (Custom Planner) prices. NOTE: 1 page is 1 side of a sheet of paper. Example: For 10 pages, add 40 per planner. ELC 6 Order online at or see p. 31 for the order form.

7 Planner Features 8 3 /8" x /16" pages 104 full-color pages with student resource pages Dated July 30, 2015 June 26, hole drilled Bound with plastic coil Printed on recycled paper See p for options Page Features Preprinted core subjects with 1 alternate class area Weekly matrix format Assignment check-off boxes Parent / Teacher Comments area Word of the Week Weekly Goals/Reminders area Educational activities Historical events Weekly reading log Area for 20 spelling words Coordinating Wall Chart $15/case of /2" x 24 1 /2" see p. 28. Call

8 For orders received by May 13, 2015 Payment is not due until Sept. 1, NON-CUSTOM Planners MSA 25 minimum order. Only available with FREE Poly-Pro Value Cover made from sturdy plastic no imprint. Handbook pages and options NOT available. Page Marker Rulers available see p. 24. Production time is 5 10 business days (1 2 weeks). All Middle School Planners include a FREE plastic back cover with our Dream, Plan, Achieve design. Value Cover Quantity Price Price w/ discount* *Order and ALL material must be received by May 13, CUSTOM Planners MSB 60 minimum order. Choose a FREE Poly-Pro cov er (p.20) made from sturdy plastic with your school name/mascot, a religious cover (p. 21), or a custom design (p. 22). Options (p ) and Teacher Editions (p. 28) available. Quantity Price Price w/ discount* *Order and ALL material must be received by May 13, Add Handbook Pages Same as MSB, but add any number of custom handbook pages, including maps, a title page, ads, and calendars. Download handbook and calendar templates from our web site see p. 26. Price for ANY quantity Add 4 per page to MSB (Custom Planner) prices. NOTE: 1 page is 1 side of a sheet of paper. Example: For 10 pages, add 40 per planner. MSC 8 Order online at or see p. 31 for the order form.

9 Planner Features 8 3 /8" x /16" pages 112 full-color pages with student resource pages and monthly planning pages Dated July 27, 2015 June 26, hole drilled Bound with plastic coil Printed on recycled paper See p for options Page Features Preprinted core subjects with 3 alternate class areas Weekly matrix format Assignment check-off boxes Parent / Teacher Comments area Read encourages reading Optional area for comments, hall passes, and notes Motivational quotes and study tips Historical events Weekly Goals area Educational activities Weekly SAT/ACT prep words Coordinating Wall Chart $15/case of /2" x 24 1 /2" see p. 28. Call

10 For orders received by May 13, 2015 Payment is not due until Sept. 1, All High School Planners include a FREE plastic back cover with our Dream, Plan, Achieve design. Value Cover NON-CUSTOM Planners HSA 25 minimum order. Only available with FREE Poly-Pro Value Cover made from sturdy plastic no imprint. Handbook pages and options NOT available. Page Marker Rulers available see p. 24. Production time is 5 10 business days (1 2 weeks). Quantity Price Price w/ discount* *Order and ALL material must be received by May 13, CUSTOM Planners HSB 60 minimum order. Choose a FREE Poly-Pro cov er (p.21) made from sturdy plastic with your school name/mascot, a religious cover (p. 21), or a custom design (p. 22). Options (p ) and Teacher Editions (p. 28) available. Quantity Price Price w/ discount* *Order and ALL material must be received by May 13, Add Handbook Pages Same as HSB, but add any number of custom handbook pages, including maps, a title page, ads, and calendars. Download handbook and calendar templates from our web site see p. 26. Price for ANY quantity Add 3 per page to HSB (Custom Planner) prices. NOTE: 1 page is 1 side of a sheet of paper. Example: For 10 pages, add 30 per planner. HSC 10 Order online at or see p. 31 for the order form.

11 Planner Features 5 3 /8" x 8 3 /8" pages 144 full-color pages with student resource pages Monthly planning pages (placed before each month s weekly spread) Dated July 27, 2015 June 26, 2016 Bound with plastic coil Printed on recycled paper See p for options Page Features Maximum writing space Assignment check-off area Weekly Goals and Notes area Motivational quotes and study tips Historical events Educational activities Weekly SAT/ACT prep words After-School section Weekly Hall Pass section Coordinating Wall Chart $15/case of /2" x 37 1 /2" see p. 28. Call

12 Excellent mid-sized transitional planner NON-CUSTOM Agendas AGA 25 minimum order. Only available with FREE Value Cov er printed on 12 pt. cover stock with plastic lamination. Handbook pages and options NOT available. Page Marker Rulers available see p. 24. Production time is 5 10 business days (1 2 weeks). Value Cover All Dated Student Agendas include a FREE back cover with our Dream, Plan, Achieve design. Quantity Price Early Order Discount does NOT apply. Payment is not due until Sept. 1, CUSTOM Agendas AGB 60 minimum order. Choose a FREE full-color stock cover design (p.21) with your school name/mascot, a religious cover (p.21), or a custom design (p. 22). Teacher Editions available see p. 28. Vinyl Pouches, Planning Stickers, Page Marker Rulers, and Inserts available (options 1, 2, and 3 NOT available) see p Quantity Price Early Order Discount does NOT apply. Payment is not due until Sept. 1, Add Handbook Pages Same as AGB, but add any number of custom handbook pages, including maps, a title page, ads, and calendars. Download handbook and calendar templates from our web site see p. 26. Price for ANY quantity Add 3 per page to AGB (Custom Agenda) prices. NOTE: 1 page is 1 side of a sheet of paper. Example: For 10 pages, add 30 per agenda. AGC 12 Order online at or see p. 31 for the order form.

13 Page Marker Ruler: optional 20 /agenda Agenda Features 7" x 9" pages 112 full-color pages with student resource pages Dated July 27, 2015 June 26, 2016 Drilled to fit into 3-ring binder Bound with plastic coil Printed on recycled paper FREE 4 Hall Pass pages Page Features Preprinted core subjects with 3 alternate class areas Weekly matrix format Priority/check- off boxes Parent/Teacher Comments area Motivational quotes and study tips Weekly Goals and Notes areas Coordinating Wall Chart $15/case of /2" x 24 1 /2" see p. 28. Call

14 Our lowest priced full-color planner! Undated Student Agendas UDA Low $1.80 per agenda (60 minimum order). Only available with our FREE Value Cov er printed on 12 pt. cover stock with plastic lamination no imprint. Handbook pages, options, and Teacher Editions NOT available. Page Marker Rulers available see p. 24. Production time is 5 10 business days (1 2 weeks). Payment is not due until Sept. 1, All Undated Student Agendas include a FREE back cover with our Dream, Plan, Achieve design. Value Cover Only $1.80 per agenda! Early Order Discount does NOT apply. Our lowest priced full-color planner, the Undated Student Agenda, provides a way for schools to stretch tight budgets. Teachers appreciate the popular features packed into this affordable planner. Low price doesn t have to mean low quality just smart thinking! Convenient 7 x9 Size This popular size is handy for students they can carry planners anywhere and easily fit them into binders and backpacks. Undated Pages Undated pages can be used anytime it s easy for students to add dates. Plus, unused planners can be utilized the following year, eliminating waste. 14 Order online at or see p. 31 for the order form.

15 Page Marker Ruler: optional 20 /agenda Agenda Features 7" x 9" pages 112 full-color pages with student resource pages Contains 48 weeks Drilled to fit into 3-ring binder Bound with plastic coil Printed on recycled paper FREE 4 Hall Pass pages Page Features Preprinted core subjects with 3 alternate class areas Weekly matrix format Priority/check- off boxes Parent/Teacher Comments area Motivational quotes and study tips Weekly Goals and Notes areas Coordinating Wall Chart $15/case of /2" x 24 1 /2" see p. 28. Call

16 Choose from 3 customizable formats view online B A Madison High School Go Bulldogs! Creating a custom planner with all your school events right on your planner pages is fast and easy! Choose from 3 formats, and add your events, holidays, and choice of filler topics. Each spread can even include your mascot and web address. Includes a FREE back cover with our Dream, Plan, Achieve design. Choose a stock or custom cover CUSTOM Agendas 100 minimum order. Choose a FREE full-color stock cover design (p.21) with your school name/mascot, a religious cover (p.21), or a custom design (p. 22). Vinyl Pouches, Planning Stickers, Page Marker Rulers, and Inserts available (options 1, 2, and 3 NOT available) see p Teacher Editions NOT available. Quantity Price Early Order Discount does NOT apply. Payment not due until Sept. 1, TB Add Handbook Pages Same as TB, but add any number of custom handbook pages, including maps, ads, etc. Download handbook templates from our web site see p. 26. Price for ANY quantity Add 3 per page to TB (Custom Agenda) prices. NOTE: 1 page is 1 side of a sheet of paper. Example: For 10 pages, add 30 per agenda. TC 16 Custom Events Agendas MUST be built online at Do NOT use the order form.

17 C C Coordinating Wall Chart $15/case of /2" x 37 1 /2" see p. 28. Agenda Features Choose from 3 versatile formats; view online at 7" x 9" pages 136 one-color pages with weekly and monthly planning pages Contains 52 weeks Choose 2015 start date: 6/1, 6/29, 8/3 or 8/31 Drilled to fit into 3-ring binder Bound with plastic coil FREE 4 Hall Pass pages Customizable Page Features A B C Add school events for each day. Add standard holidays with the option to include your own. Add fillers choose from study tips, motivational quotes, scripture, historical events, or add your own custom content. Add mascot and web site. Call

18 Our most affordable planner products offering customization NON-CUSTOM Budget Planners 25 minimum order. Only available with FREE Value Cov ers made from sturdy plastic (see left) no imprint. Handbook pages and options NOT available. Page Marker Rulers available see p. 24. Production time is 5 10 business days (1 2 weeks). Budget Classic Planners Quantity Price Early Order Discount does NOT apply. CLA CLA SRA All Budget Planners include a FREE plastic back cover with our Dream, Plan, Achieve design. Value Covers Budget Scholar Planners SRA Quantity Price Early Order Discount does NOT apply. CUSTOM Budget Planners 60 minimum order. Choose a FREE Poly-Pro cover (p.20 21) made from sturdy plastic with your school name/mascot, a religious cover (p. 21), or a custom design (p. 22). Teacher Editions available see p. 28. Page Marker Rulers and Inserts available (options 1 5 NOT available) see p Budget Classic Planners CLB Quantity Price Early Order Discount does NOT apply. CLB Add Handbook Pages SRB CLC SRC Same as CLB and SRB, but add any number of custom handbook pages, including maps, a title page, ads, and calendars. Download handbook and calendar templates from our web site see p. 26. Price for ANY quantity Add 4 per page to CLB (Custom Classic) prices. Add 3 per page to SRB (Custom Scholar) prices. NOTE: 1 page is 1 side of a sheet of paper. Example: For 10 pages, add 40 per planner (CLB) or 30 per planner (SRB). Budget Scholar Planners SRB Quantity Price Early Order Discount does NOT apply. Order online at or see p. 31 for the order form. Payment is not due until Sept. 1, 2015.

19 Budget Classic Budget Scholar Coordinating Wall Charts Available See p. 28. Budget Classic 8 3 /8" x /16" pages 96 one-color pages with student resource section Dated July 27, 2015 June 26, hole drilled Bound with plastic coil Budget Planner Features Preprinted core subjects with 1 alternate class area Weekly matrix format Assignment check-off boxes Parent / Teacher Comments area Fun facts and study tips Historical events Weekly Goals area Read weekly reading log Area for 20 spelling words Budget Scholar 5 3 /8" x 8 3 /8" pages 128 one-color pages with student resource section and monthly planning pages Dated July 27, 2015 June 26, 2016 Bound with plastic coil Maximum writing space Priority/check-off boxes Weekly Goals and Notes areas Motivational quotes and study tips Historical events Weekly SAT/ACT prep words Call

20 Covers Are FREE (only available with Custom Planners & Agendas) Covers include school name and mascot in black ink (provide clear copy of school mascot or select from our online mascot library). Covers are preprinted and cannot be changed. Covers are NOT available for Undated Student Agendas or Non-Custom Planners or Agendas. Note: The school year () may be added and will look best if school name is limited to two lines. P = Poly-Pro TM covers made from sturdy plastic (no 3D effects) FC = 12 pt. cover stock with plastic lamination Kindergarten, Primary, Elementary, Middle School & Budget Classic Planners Only available with Custom Planners KGB KGC PRB PRC ELB ELC MSB MSC CLB CLC Westside Elementary Southeast Elementary Jackson Middle School Johnson Elementary P-731 P-763 P-767 P-768 Grant Elementary School Madison Middle School Lincoln Elementary Eastside Jr. High P-771 P-772 P-773 P-774 Kennedy Middle School Franklin Elementary P-775 P-776

21 High School & Budget Scholar Planners Only available with Custom Planners HSB HSC SRB SRC Lincoln Senior High Northeast High School Jefferson High School Grant Senior High P-HS49 P-HS53 P-HS54 P-HS55 Dated 7 x 9 Student Agendas & School Events Agendas Only available with Custom Agendas AGB AGC TB TC Monroe Middle School Lincoln High Adams Junior High Kennedy High School FC-20 FC-26 FC-27 FC-28 Northeast High School FC-29 Religious Covers Only available with Custom Planners and Agendas Planner religious cover designs are printed on sheets and include FREE Dura-Vue plastic cover overlays (see below). KGB KGC PRB PRC ELB ELC MSB MSC HSB HSC AGB AGC TB TC CLB CLC SRB SRC Dated 7 x9 Student Agenda and School Events Agenda religious covers are printed on 12 pt. cover stock with plastic lamination. Holy Cross High School Valley Christian Academy Parkview Lutheran School Springfield Christian R-21 R-22 R-23 R-24 View more covers & larger versions at Dura-Vue FREE Dura-Vue TM plastic cover overlay (not available with Student Agendas ) 21

22 Only available with Custom Planners and Agendas KGB KGC PRB PRC ELB ELC MSB MSC HSB HSC AGB AGC One-Color Covers FREE TB TC CLB CLC SRB SRC Jackson Elementary Use your own press-ready design (see p. 27) or a School Mate design with your chosen ink(s), mascot, school name, and photo (for F4, F5, and F6). Planner custom cover designs are printed on sheets and include FREE Dura-Vue plastic cover overlays (see p. 21). Dated 7 x9 Student Agenda and School Events Agenda custom cover designs are printed on 12 pt. cover stock with plastic lamination. Southeast Middle School Standard Inks Due to the printing process, colors shown below may vary from actual printed colors. Printed cover colors can also vary from year to year. Linden Middle School Light Gold Old Gold Orange C22 C26 C27 Multi-Color & Photo Covers 25 /planner ($40 min.) Choose two standard inks. Purple Navy Royal Process Turquoise Green Jackson Elementary Southeast Middle School Hunter Brown Red Linden Middle School T22 T26 T Wine Smoke Black Photo Mascots See our web site for many photo mascots that can be used for covers F4, F5, and F6. Madison High School Go Bulldogs! Clinton Middle School F4* F5* F6* Harrison Middle School *You may submit your own photo (F4, F5 & F6). See Digital Image Specs at our Download Center at

23 B G 245 MAIN GYM 34 SMALL GYM/STAGE 32 Girls Locker Room Boys Locker Room Health 45 CAFETERIA Home Ec B G 240 Art 41 Band 44 Music 43 Comm B 208 G Nurse Counselor Social Worker OFFICE Principal Asst. Principal B G B G Xerox Lost & Found Learning Center Custom Back Covers 25 /planner ($40 min.) All planners and agendas include our FREE Dream, Plan, Achieve back cover design, but custom back covers are available for an extra charge. Custom back covers are NOT available for Undated Student Agendas or Non-Custom Planners or Agendas. Custom back covers are printed on 12 pt. cover stock with plastic lamination. Submit a press-ready design. See p. 27 for guidelines. Only available with Custom Planners and Agendas KGB PRB ELB MSB HSB AGB TB CLB SRB KGC PRC ELC MSC HSC AGC TC CLC SRC First Floor Thank you for supporting us! Eclips Inc. A Division of MASTERSONS August S M T W T F S Washington Elementary School Calendar September S M T W T F S October S M T W T F S BankOne Your one and only bank. November S M T W T F S December S M T W T F S January S M T W T F S Western Hills Country Club & Golf Resort February March April S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S Second Floor B G Eastside Middle School Map May June July S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S TrustedTru Justine s Jewelry Council Core Media Smith Custom Homes Custom Built Custom Loved WFLN3 Important Dates First/Last Day of school Half Day No school Mascot Library Submit your school mascot, or for greater convenience choose from our mascot library. Go to to view. View covers larger at 23

24 Options 1 5 available with Custom Planners KGB KGC PRB PRC ELB ELC MSB MSC HSB HSC (see p for Agenda & Budget Planner options) Two-Sided Hall Pass Sheet Option 1 12 /sheet/book One cardstock sheet is bound in the back of each planner (1 sheet = 2 pages) 54 lines/sheet for HS, 120 lines/sheet for larger size Year-Round Supplement Option 2 25 /book Adds the month of July to the front or back of the planner Pages are full-color and undated Not available for Kindergarten Journal Character Ed. Supplement Option 3 25 /book Age-appropriate material for each planner level Bound in the front Visit our web site to view pages Options 4 & 5 also available for Custom Dated 7 x9 Student Agendas and School Events Agendas AGB AGC TB TC Vinyl Pouch Option 4 25 /book Included FREE in all Kindergarten Journals and Primary Planners Bound in the back Planning Stickers Option 5 20 /book One sheet bound in the back Different designs for each level Page Marker Ruler 20 /book Clear, sturdy plastic that snaps easily into place Printed with inch and metric rulers 24

25 Bible FINDING A FINDING A verse in the se in the Scripture HOLY HOLY Exercise Swim or go on a bike ride. Play a sport basketball, tennis, golf, soccer, volleyball, etc. Stretch, run in place, or do sit ups while watching TV. Help wash your family s vehicle. Take your dog on a walk. Help take care of a garden. Use stairs instead of elevators. It s good for your body and your mind. Exercise puts you in a better mood. You ll have energy and become stronger. Exercise helps you sleep. Exercising helps your body stick to a normal routine. Exercise helps you look better. People who exercise each day have an easier time staying at a healthy weight. Exercise lowers health risks. People who are active are less likely to become sick. It s important to burn enough calories to keep a healthy weight. Use these tips to find the right balance. Don t skip meals or overeat. Eat three meals a day and don t ever skip breakfast. Eat small, healthy snacks between meals. This will help you avoid overeating during meals. Don t eat when you re bored or while watching TV. Are you really hungry? If not, then don t eat. Eat less foods with lots of fat, sugar, and salt. They are full of empty calories and don t do you any good. Try healthier snacks like fruit, nuts, or yogurt. Drink plenty of water. Avoid soda and other sugary drinks that are also full of empty calories. Get at least 60 minutes of physical activity each day. If you feel like you overate, add some extra physical activity to your day. Check out the fun, fast, and healthy ways to burn 100 calories (at left). Get Moving Reasons to Exercise Keep a Balance Walking (fast speed) Biking (slow speed) Walking Up & Down Stairs Jumping Rope Swimming Dancing (medium speed) House Cleaning Gardening minutes minutes minutes minutes minutes minutes minutes minutes Do you get exercise every day? Try to find activities you enjoy doing: run, walk, swim, skate, cycle, row, dance, box, or play a sport. The choices are endless, and you ll feel good about yourself! Activity Approx. Time Required to Burn 100 Calories Time to Get > > School Mate HL4 View all Supplement and Insert pages online at 25 Inserts Option 6 25 /insert/book Our black/white Inserts allow you to enhance your planner or agenda with even more resources. Inserts include age-appropriate material for all of our planner and agenda levels and are 8 16 pages, depending on level. View all pages online. Anti-Bullying IN2 Defining Bullying Who Is Involved? Types of Bullying Cyberbullying Dealing with Bullying Healthy Living IN1 Food Guidelines Healthy Eating Tips Food Labels Exercise Sleep Taking Care of Your Body Say No to Drugs, Tobacco, & Alcohol Catholic Faith IN3 The Church Holy Scripture Mass Liturgical Year Sacraments Prayers The Rosary Social Justice Always check the serving size of each food you eat. How many crackers are one serving? Calories are the measure of energy the food provides. How many calories are in one serving? This food is not very healthy because it has too much total fat. How much total fat is in one serving? Grams: Percent: Too much cholesterol and sodium are bad for you. Do these crackers have any cholesterol? Do they have sodium? If so, how much? Getting enough vitamins and minerals is important to be healthy. What vitamins or minerals are in these crackers? The ingredients list lets you know what is in the food. Is sugar one of the ingredients? Serving Size 6 Crackers (15g) Servings Per Container About 7 Amount Per Serving Calories 120 Calories from Fat 70 % Daily Value* Total Fat 8g 12% Saturated Fat 4g 20% Trans Fat 0g Polyunsaturated Fat 3g Monounsaturated Fat 1g Cholesterol 0mg 0% Sodium 310mg 13% Total Carbohydrate 10g 3% Dietary Fiber less than 1g 1% Sugars less than 1g Protein 2g Vitamin A 0% Vitamin C 0% Calcium 0% Iron 2% * Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. Calories 2,000 2,500 Total Fat Less than 65g 80g Sat. Fat Less than 20g 25g Cholesterol Less than 300mg 300mg Sodium Less than 2,400mg 2,400mg Total Carbohydrate 300g 375g Dietary Fiber 25g 30g Calories per gram: Fat 9 Carbohydrate 4 Protein 4 INGREDIENTS: ENRICHED FLOUR (WHEAT FLOUR, NIACIN, REDUCED IRON, THIAMIN MONONITRATE [VITAMIN B1], RIBOFLAVIN [VITAMIN B2], FOLIC ACID), SOYBEAN OIL WITH TBHQ FOR FRESHNESS, SUGAR, SALT, CONTAINS TWO PERCENT OR LESS OF NATURAL FLAVOR, LEAVENING (SODIUM ACID PYROPHOSPHATE, BAKING SODA, MONOCALCIUM PHOSPHATE), CORN SYRUP, HIGH FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP, GARLIC POWDER, PARSLEY, WHEY, SOY LECITHIN. CONTAINS WHEAT AND SOY INGREDIENTS Food Labels Think food labels are hard to read? Don t look at only one part of the label. Check how many calories a food has, but also look at the amount of fat and sugar, which may be high. Look at the sample label and answer the questions to learn more about the different parts of a food label it! What to Look For: > Check serving size and calories. Ask yourself, How much am I eating? > Eat foods with less fat, cholesterol, and sodium. > Eat foods with more fiber, vitamins, and minerals. > Based on your food plan from MyPyramid.gov, keep your calories, fat, and fiber in check. HL4 School Mate Lutheran Confession IN4 History of the Church What We Believe Martin Luther Holy Scripture Creeds Church Year Sacraments Prayers HL6 School Mate Sleep Are you getting enough sleep? Rise & How many hours of sleep do you get each night? Most kids don t get enough. To stay healthy, you should get between 10 to 11 hours of sleep each night. Sleep gives you energy to get through each day. Sleep also allows your brain to work correctly. A nswer the following questions to find out. Do you have a hard time waking up in the mornings? Do you find it hard to pay attention during school or any other time? Do you have a hard time staying awake in classes? Do you feel like you re in a bad mood more often than usual? Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No Make a routine by going to bed and waking up at about the same time each day even on weekends. Once your body is used to the routine, you will be able to fall asleep easier. Don t eat foods and drinks with caffeine, such as chocolate, soda, and tea, close to bedtime. Turn off the TV and computer one hour before going to bed to help you wind down. Get exercise each day, but avoid exercising right before bed. You ll get your heart pumping, which will make it hard to settle down and fall asleep. Before going to bed, dim the lights. This will tell your brain that it s time to fall asleep. In the morning, bright light tells your brain to wake up. Finish your homework early instead of waiting until right before bed. Keep your bedroom cool, dark, and quiet. A stuffy room with noise only makes it harder to sleep. Naps are good to get extra rest. Just make sure they re not too long or too close to your bedtime. Getting Enough Sleep Is Important! Missing sleep may cause you to be in a bad mood. Sleep helps you feel better about yourself. Sleep helps you focus and remember things. You may have a harder time paying attention in school or doing well on a test if you don t get enough sleep. Sleep improves your concentration. When you miss sleep, your brain works slower. Getting enough sleep helps you grow and keeps your immune system healthy :30 If you answered yes to any of the questions, use the tips below. Tips to Help You Sleep: > > > > > DIRECT & INDIRECT Bullying ranges from direct attacks (pushing or name calling) to indirect attacks (exclusion or spreading rumors). Direct bullying is easier to recognize than indirect bullying; however, both types often go unnoticed by people outside of the situation. Direct bullying may be downplayed as goofing off between friends, and in many cases, adults are oblivious to indirect bullying. Boys are usually the perpetrators of direct attacks, while girls often use indirect attacks; however, the situations are sometimes reversed. Besides being considered direct or indirect, bullying can be grouped into more specific categories: physical, verbal, and social. Physical bullying includes: Verbal bullying includes: Social bullying includes: TEASING VS. TAUNTING Taunting is a form of bullying; however, it can often be confused with teasing by bystanders. Even bullies who taunt other students often excuse their behavior by saying they were just teasing. So what is the difference between teasing and taunting? Teasing is: Taunting is: As you can see, teasing and taunting are extremely different. No one should excuse taunting as just teasing. pushing/hitting chasing spreading rumors withdrawing friendship name calling making threats between friends lighthearted and playful not intended to upset one-sided sinister and not playful intended to upset B4 School Mate gossiping excluding others stopped if feelings are hurt meant for all to laugh reciprocated continued if feelings are hurt meant for the bully to laugh destroying property stealing taunting or nasty jokes insults or racial slurs Which type of bullying do you think is most common? Which is the most hurtful? Explain your answers. Do other types of bullying exist? What are they? Does your group of friends like to tease one another? Has your teasing ever been mistaken for bullying by a teacher or other adult? WHAT IS BULLYING? Do these statements from students describe instances of bullying? Madison: She never invites me to her parties. Josh: I heard him call another student a name in the hallway. Kelly: Why does she always ignore me? What have I done to her? Unsure? That s okay. Each of these statements may or may not be considered bullying it depends on the situation. For example, if Madison is the only person not invited to the parties, she is likely being excluded on purpose. This is a form of bullying. However, if she is not the only uninvited person, there is a chance Madison and the other girl are simply not close friends. How can the other two statements be considered instances of bullying? How might they not be considered instances of bullying? HOW PREVALENT IS BULLYING? Bullying is not always reported, so it s difficult to know how often it occurs. Researchers have estimated that between 15 30% of students are involved, either as victims, bullies, or bystanders. Reasons someone might not report bullying: ashamed of being a target afraid of retaliation from the bully worried that adults cannot stop it Copyright 2011 School Mate B1 Bullying is not always immediately identifiable. Being able to define it helps. Bullying is repeated psychological or physical harassment and attacks on other people. Do you think bullying is a serious problem or a normal part of growing up? Is bullying common in your school? Where do you see bullying take place? WHERE DOES BULLYING HAPPEN? Bullying can occur in many places. Bathrooms, locker rooms, hallways, courtyards, and buses are the most common locations because teachers have a more difficult time witnessing bullying. Bullying online, known as cyberbullying, has become more common. Chat rooms, social networking sites, instant messagers, texting, and are often used by bullies. IN2 MS WHAT IS CYBERBULLYING? A type of bullying that is quickly becoming more and more common is cyberbullying. Using interactive technology, such as , instant messaging, texting, social networking sites, Internet games, or password and ID theft, bullies can easily attack others anonymously and repeatedly. With their identities hidden, bullies feel they have free reign to post messages or images that hurt a specific individual or group of people. Examples of cyberbullying: sending or forwarding malicious messages or pictures posting embarrassing pictures of targets tricking others by pretending to be someone else spreading personal information, lies, or rumors starting mean-spirited groups on social networking sites STOP CYBERBULLYING Cyberbullying is extremely hurtful, especially because bullies are harder to identify. Even though it is becoming more common and may seem impossible to overcome, it can be stopped and prevented. Ways to stop and prevent cyberbullying: report the problem to a parent and/or law enforcement official save and print any correspondence refuse to participate in attacks and encourage others to do the same ignore s or messages from strangers or known bullies block communication with the bully never share personal information or passwords B6 School Mate Have you ever encountered a cyberbully? How did you handle the situation? If you haven t encountered a cyberbully, how do you think you would handle the situation? Have you taken any precautions to avoid cyberbullying? If so, what? Besides being harder to identify, why do you think so many more bullies are using technology? TELLING VS. TATTLING When you witness bullying, what is your first instinct? In most cases, telling an adult about the bullying is the best solution, but many students have trouble with this. Why? They don t want to tattle; however, telling and tattling are two very different things. Telling: gets someone OUT of trouble is a responsible decision usually solves problems Tattling: gets someone IN trouble is for personal gain usually causes problems If you are a victim or bystander in a bullying situation, telling an adult is never considered tattling. Your observations are important as teachers or other adults may not be able to see bullying as easily. Be responsible and report to an adult whenever you see someone in trouble. BE A LEADER One of the best ways for your school to stop bullying is to have an effective policy on bullying. To find out if your school has a policy, talk to a teacher, counselor, or principal. Ask about the current policy and give your feedback as a student, you are more likely to know whether the policy actually works or not. If your school does not have a bullying policy, or the current one does not work well, think about what you can do to help. Gather a group of friends to brainstorm and present your ideas to the counselor or principal. Let teachers know that you have concerns about the policy and want to make a difference. Once you have presented your ideas, don t stop! Stay involved and let teachers know how the policy is working. Hold a review session after the new policy has been in place for a few months. Consider what has been working and what has not been working. You may need to make some tweaks and adjustments, but don t let this discourage you. Nothing can prevent bullying 100%, but you can still give 100% to help make a difference. B8 School Mate Why does telling an adult have such a negative stigma, even when it is to help someone else? Do you know if your school has a policy on bullying? What does it say? With a group, discuss whether the policy works or not. If you school does not have one, discuss if it needs one. HL8 School Mate Say NO to Tobacco, Alcohol, & Drugs Drugs are substances that affect the way your body works. Many drugs are illegal and cause major damage. DRUGS TOBACCO ALCOHOL Just Say Have you ever been pressured to try tobacco, alcohol, or drugs? Even if you re curious, say NO it s worth it to stay safe, healthy, and alive! Use these tips to make saying NO easier. Know your reasons for saying NO. Do you play sports? Has a family member had a bad experience with drugs? These are not excuses; they are real reasons for saying no. If someone does not like your choice, he or she is not a good friend. Think of the people that you will disappoint. Explain how much trouble you would be in by parents, teachers, and others to take away some of the pressure. > 1 3 Smoking and chewing are hard habits to break. Why? Tobacco contains nicotine, a very addictive substance. Once people use it for a few weeks, they want it again and again. Just like smoking, people often start drinking to look cool. However, did you know alcohol is a drug? Drugs don t solve problems. They cause problems. They waste time and money and cause problems with family and friends. You won t become popular, and you ll only gain bad attention. Drugs mess you up. They fry your brain, make you act stupid, and steal your happiness. With drugs, you always lose. Drugs affect your future. Using drugs takes away your chances for success. Don t take the road that leads to nowhere. Tobacco causes health problems. Smoking causes many cancers. In fact, almost all lung cancer is caused by smoking. It also makes you more likely to get sick and be unhealthy. Tobacco makes you less cool. Some kids think smoking is cool, but smoke is stinky. Plus, it stains your teeth. Gross! Tobacco steals from you. It not only takes away your health, but also your money and even friends. Tobacco hurts others. Second-hand smoke (inhaled by nonsmokers) causes many of the same problems that smokers have. > > > > > > > Alcohol slows you down. It slows your nervous system, which affects your speech, emotions, sight, motor skills, and ability to use good judgment and make safe choices. Alcohol is risky. It increases your risk of death (by car accident in most cases), weight gain, and other health problems. It also makes you more likely to use other drugs. Alcohol affects your future. Heavy drinkers usually finish fewer years of education. Alcohol affects your school work. Without school, you re on the fast track to nowhere. > > > Think of the things you ll be able to do if you say NO. You ll have more energy, avoid unsafe situations, and be happier! 2 By attending Mass, we become a community of believers gathered for God, learning the teachings of Christ and partaking in Holy Communion. Mass is unique for each of us because we also come to communicate with and give ourselves to God in our own ways. It s important to attend Mass with an attitude of joy, love, praise, and reverence for God. It is at Mass that we gather to be spiritually fed by Christ. ORDER OF MASS Introductory Rites Entrance Song, Greeting, Penitential Rite, Gloria, Opening Prayer Mass begins with the Introductory Rites, which form us into a community and prepare us to receive God s word and the Eucharist. We begin by making the Sign of the Cross to remind ourselves of Jesus sacrifice and victory. Christ s presence is acknowledged, and we are given the chance to ask for and receive mercy for our sins. After asking for mercy, we recite the Gloria in order to praise God with Jesus, and we are given a moment for silent prayer. Pauses in Mass, such as this moment, are provided for us so we can communicate with God and feel His presence in our own hearts. Liturgy of the Word First Reading, Responsorial Psalm, Second Reading, Alleluia or Gospel Acclamation, Gospel, Homily, Profession of Faith (Creed), General Intercessions (Prayer of the Faithful) The next part of Mass is the Liturgy of the Word. During this time, we listen to the Word of God through three different readings. The first reading is taken from the books of the Old Testament (except during the Easter season), and it usually relates to the gospel reading. After the first reading, we sing or recite a psalm as a prayer to God. The second reading comes from one of the letters (usually Paul s) of the New Testament. Before the gospel is read, we sing or recite the Alleluia verse to remind us of Jesus presence and prepare us to hear His word. The priest then gives the homily to emphasize what we heard in the Scriptures, and we stand to proclaim our faith in God through the Creed. Our petitions are presented to God, and we ask Him to hear our prayers this brings a close to the Liturgy of the Word and prepares us to receive the Eucharist. Liturgy of the Eucharist Preparation and Offering of the Gifts, Prayer Over the Gifts, Eucharistic Prayer, Memorial Acclamation, Lord s Prayer, Sign of Peace, Communion Rite The Liturgy of the Eucharist begins when the gifts of bread and wine are brought forth to the altar and prepared. With prayers, we praise God and offer Him the gifts so they may be transformed into the body and blood of Christ. The Last Supper is recalled, and we hear the words Jesus spoke to the disciples. The Eucharistic Prayer reminds us that Jesus gave Himself as a sacrifice to forgive our sins and offer us eternal life. We are then asked to proclaim the mystery of faith during the Memorial Acclamation. The Lord s Prayer and the Sign of Peace are the final preparations for the Communion Rite, when we are invited to go forward and share in the body and blood of Christ. By participating in Holy Communion, we become united with Jesus and all the people of the Church. Afterwards, the priest prays for the Eucharist to feed and benefit us spiritually. Concluding Rites Blessing, Dismissal Mass comes to a close with a final blessing from the priest. He dismisses us by saying, Go in peace to love and serve the Lord. Our response, Thanks be to God, should be said in a true spirit of gratitude as we leave we can be joyful for the chance to have celebrated and worshipped God with the community of the Church. Mass CF2 School Mate THE OLD TESTAMENT The Old Testament is about the covenant between God and our Jewish ancestors in the faith. The Catholic Old Testament contains 46 books. Pentateuch Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy Also known as the Torah (Law), these books describe the creation and tell of the Israelites journey to become the people of God. Historical Books Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1 & 2 Samuel, 1 & 2 Kings, 1 & 2 Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, Tobit, Judith, Esther, 1 & 2 Maccabees In these books, God s guiding hand and comfort is demonstrated, as well as the suffering that results from turning away from Him. Wisdom Books Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs, Wisdom, Sirach The Wisdom Books use poetry, songs, and proverbs to provide guidance and instructions on how to live a life pleasing to God. Prophetic Books Major Prophets: Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Daniel Minor Prophets: Lamentations, Baruch, Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi The Prophetic Books were written by God through the prophets. Repentance, the coming Messiah, and prophesies are major themes. The Church is more than just a building it is a community of people, united by Christ s love and the task of maintaining and spreading the Good News on Earth. Christ s love takes human form through our love for one another. How did the Church begin? Jesus gathered followers throughout His life on earth. Twelve of these followers became His apostles, with whom Jesus shared His teachings in preparation for the Church. The Last Supper was the final step to prepare the apostles, and it revealed how they were to carry out Christ s mission. The founding of the Church was completed with the descent of the Holy Spirit; therefore, the birthday of the Church is Pentecost. THE NEW TESTAMENT The 27 books of the New Testament are the result of the effort to preserve the teachings of Jesus. Gospels Matthew, Mark, Luke, John The Gospels were written by four of Jesus apostles as a testimony of His life, teachings, and resurrection. Acts of the Apostles Acts serves as a connection between the Gospels and the Letters. It is an account of how the early Church developed and grew. Letters Romans, 1 & 2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, 1 & 2 Thessalonians, 1 & 2 Timothy, Titus, Philemon, Hebrews, James, 1 & 2 Peter, 1, 2 & 3 John, Jude Written by Saint Paul, his followers, and other apostles, these letters to Christians continue the teachings of Jesus. Revelation Written by John, this final book of the New Testament is a message of hope and a promise of Christ s return and victory. God communicates with His people through the Bible. With inspiration from God, many different people wrote the various books in the Bible. It is divided into two parts the Old and New Testament. Scripture holy Copyright 2011 School Mate CF1 IN3 MS In the Catholic Church, we celebrate seven sacraments, or saving actions of Christ. Each sacrament is a sign of Jesus love for us. Participating in the sacraments brings us closer to God and helps us confirm and renew our faith in Him. Sacraments 7 BAPTISM (Matt. 28:19) The sacrament of baptism is important because it washes away our original sin and our personal sins. With baptism, we are reborn and enter into the community of the Church. Baptism can never be lost the bond it creates with God is unbreakable. CONFIRMATION (Acts 8:14 17) Our bond with God and the Church, first formed at baptism, is strengthened through the sacrament of confirmation. The sacrament of confirmation is our chance to reaffirm our faith and commitment to God. Through this sacrament, the gifts we receive from the Holy Spirit are increased so we can be living examples of the love and teachings of Christ. EUCHARIST (Matt. 26:26 28) The sacrament of the Eucharist (Holy Communion) allows us to receive the body and blood of Christ and be fed spiritually. Holy Communion reminds us of the Last Supper and Jesus sacrifice. Through this meal, Christ shares Himself with us. Each time we partake, we become one body with Christ, symbolizing the total oneness we will someday share with Him. RECONCILIATION (John 20:22 23) The sacrament of reconciliation helps us experience God s mercy and love in the face of sin. No matter how hard we try, we will all sin. God knows our sin, yet His love for us is unconditional. The sacrament of reconciliation lets us examine our sins and confess them with true repentance, so that we can be forgiven, mend our relationship with God, and partake in His grace. ANOINTING OF THE SICK (James 5:14 15) The sacrament of the anointing of the sick is received when a person is ill or dying. Through the anointing, we receive the blessings of the Holy Spirit and feel God s grace. This sacrament provides peace and spiritual strength to those who suffer. While anointing may prepare us for death, it can also restore spiritual, mental, and physical health. HOLY ORDERS (2 Tim. 1:6 9) The sacrament of holy orders is the process by which men can become ordained as bishops, priests, and deacons of the Church. During this sacrament, the ordained bishops and priests are given the power to act in Christ s name by providing the sacraments to the people of the Church (especially the Eucharist) and spreading the Word of Christ. Deacons can also spread the Good News and minister to the people, although they cannot lead Mass. MARRIAGE (Matt.19:5 6) The sacrament of marriage involves more than just a couple Christ plays a key role. Holy Matrimony unites a couple with the love of Christ, so that they may be a living example of faith and God s love. Marriage is a sacred covenant in which a couple shares a commitment to each other and God, and to raise their children in the teaching of Christ. CF4 School Mate Jesus said, This is my commandment: love one another as I love you (John 15:12). This commandment is the basis of Catholic Social Teaching. As people of the Church, we have the responsibility to preserve the dignity of life of all people and care for the world God so graciously created for us. Social justice also encompasses protecting the sanctity of life, helping the poor and powerless, treating all people as equals, and living as an example to all the people we meet. There are seven principles of Catholic Social Teaching: SPIRITUAL WORKS OF MERCY Admonish the sinner. Instruct the ignorant. Counsel the doubtful. Comfort the sorrowful. Bear wrongs patiently. Forgive all injuries. Pray for the living and the dead. Life and Dignity of the Human Person Every person deserves respect because they were made in the image of God. God loves us all, so we should love one another. Human life is sacred. Institutions should enhance, not threaten, the lives and dignity of all people. Rights and Responsibilities of the Human Person As human beings, we have some basic rights, such as the right to life, shelter, education, clothing, food, etc., as well as the right to raise families and choose our religion. With rights comes responsibility. We need to be responsible to our families, communities, and world. Those with more should help those with less. Call to Family, Community, and Participation Every person is connected through family and community. It is our responsibility to make the world a better place to live. Family is the central institution; therefore, it should be supported and not undermined. The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers God blessed us all with various skills; therefore, work is a way to serve God by using those skills. We have the right to productive and decent work, fair wages, safe working conditions, and rest from work. Option for the Poor and Vulnerable Just as Jesus taught, we should help people who are in need. Serving them is a way to serve the Lord. Jesus instructs us to put the needs of the poor and vulnerable first. Solidarity of the Human Family No matter what our race, ethnicity, economic status, etc., we are all part of one human family. Jesus tells us to love our neighbors. We should promote peace and justice, end racism, and help others. Care for God s Creation Our faith requires us to care for the Earth and be good stewards. God created the world for us, so we show him respect by taking care of it. This also includes protecting and caring for our fellow humans and living creatures. Justice CF8 School Mate CORPORAL WORKS OF MERCY Feed the hungry. Give drink to the thirsty. Clothe the naked. Visit the imprisoned. Shelter the homeless. Visit the sick. Bury the dead. love love FRUITS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT Love Joy Peace Patience Kindness Goodness Faithfulness Gentleness Self-Control GIFTS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT Wisdom Understanding Counsel Fortitude Knowledge Piety Fear of the Lord HISTORY OF HISTORY OF the Church Believe we we WHAT WHAT church year church year the COLORS COLORS church year OF OF THE THE LUTHERAN LUTHERAN Sacraments Only available with Custom Planners and Agendas KGB KGC PRB PRC ELB ELC MSB MSC HSB HSC AGB AGC CLB CLC SRB SRC TB TC

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