This season is often associated with good cheer, generosity, and togetherness! As you get together with others and send well wishes for the holidays and the new year, it is kind and thoughtful to show appreciation and gratitude for the role that someone else has played in shaping you, helping you through a difficult time, or just always being there for you.
I have provided "thank you cards" for you to write a letter expressing your gratitude to this person, putting your great language skills to work to make someone's day or whole Christmas! :)
If you are not in the spirit to do this today, take a card with you to write your letter at home.
You are also welcome to spend some time reading some thoughtful true stories in the most recent, holiday issue of Reader's Digest.
Hope you have a great Christmas break!
If you would like to spend some time reading To Kill a Mockingbird over break, no annotating required, I think you would enjoy it. It is honestly my favorite book ever and I am so happy you will get to experience it also! :)
(we will have our first discussion day on this book on Friday, January 29th, so no pressure!)
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