Say Hello to the Sunshine!  LGA students and Transitions staff members will be utilizing our great outdoor days for the week of May 7th -11th to work on our Recreation and Leisure group and individual activities.  Please send the

following items with your student:

-a water bottle

-hat or sunglasses (optional)

-sunblock (optional)

-jacket (optional)

-umbrella (optional)

Students will be  participating on days when it’s not raining and not too hot.  Please email me with any questions or concerns.

Ms. Nemiccola

Transitions (Middle School)

Hello LGA Families!

It’s MCA week for the Middle School students. This is a very busy month! We are gearing up for our Walking Field Trips to begin after the testing weeks.  M.S. Transitions is focusing on Recreation & Leisure this quarter.  We will be taking a few trips off campus (weather permitting) so students will need to bring a water bottle, sunblock & a hat or jacket  (if needed).  I will notify parents/guardians of the days we will be scheduling our Walking Field Trips on this site and on a permission form home as well.

Students will also be focusing on the following areas:

Peer relationships & building social networks

Types of recreation & leisure in the community

Please email me at snemiccola@lgamn.org with any questions or concerns.

Have a Superb Spring!

For current lesson plans and assignments please check here: Meal Planning Lesson Plans. If you have questions or concerns please email Sara Bydzovsky at sbydzovsky@lgamn.org. Thanks!

For current lesson plans and assignments please check here: Meal Planning Lesson PlansIf you have questions or concerns please email Sara Bydzovsky at sbydzovsky@lgamn.org. Thanks!

What is a balanced and healthy meal for breakfast, lunch and dinner and how does one cook it? Independent meal planning, preparation, cooking and cleaning up will be the focus of this course. Basic nutrition and food groups will be reviewed along with basic kitchen equipment use and safety. Students will compare the financial and health cost of eating out versus cooking at home. Students will learn about the wide range of grocery stores available in the community and practice how to compare prices at each store to fit one’s budget. Students will practice expected behaviors in navigating a grocery store in order to find and purchase needed ingredients. Students will learn how to find recipes both online and in cook books and will use those recipes to create shopping lists and to follow directions to make a meal. Students will be exposed to a variety of simple, healthy snacks and 30 minute or less meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

What’s New In B2 Meal Planning

  • - April 20, 2012 - sbydzovsky

    For current lesson plans and assignments please check here: Meal Planning Lesson PlansIf you have questions or concerns please email Sara Bydzovsky at sbydzovsky@lgamn.org. Thanks!

Career Planning is a course intended to have students recognize their individual work values, strengths, interests and preferences through taking interest and skill inventories. Students will identify potential career paths that may be a good “fit” for them. Students will have the opportunity to create a personal career map that documents the skills, experiences, education and training needed to attain their desired job or career. Students will also be exposed to job descriptions and requirements, wage ranges for occupations and the current market outlook for specific career paths and will explore and learn about Minnesota career fields, cluster and pathways.

What’s New In Career Planning

For current lesson plans and assignments please check here: Exploring Jobs and Careers/Career Planning Lesson Plans. If you have questions of concerns please contact Sara Bydzovsky at sbydzovsky@lgamn.org. Thanks!

For current lesson plans and assignments please check here: Financial Literacy, Budgeting and Credit. If you have questions or concerns please contact Sara Bydzovsky at sbydzovsky@lgamn.org. Thanks!

For current lesson plans and assignments please check here: Applying/Preparing/Maintaining Employment Lesson Plans . If you have questions or concerns please email Sara Bydzovsky at sbydzovsky@lgamn.org. Thanks!

3/14/2012:

  • Reward day:  The students have met their goal for behavior!  This means we get to have a reward day, and the students chose to watch the rest of the movie ELF.  We will finish the day off with Board Games, if time allows.
  • Homework: Write a list of 3 Kitchen Safety rules, and turn in tomorrow.
3/15/2012: