Monday, December 10, 2012

Winter Break Schedule for HH Nights

Homework Help Night Winter Break Schedule: 
Open Tues., 12/11
Closed Thurs., 12/13
Open Tues., 12/18
Closed Thurs., 12/20
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!
Re-Opening Tues., Jan. 8!

Tuesday, September 04, 2012

NH Celebrates 10th School Year!

This is our 10th school year!  Yahoo!

In celebration, we're going to keep doing what we're doing:

Homework Help Nights will begin Tuesday, October 2nd.  HH Nights take place Tuesday & Thursday nights from 6:30-8pm.  This is a no-cost service for 4th-12th graders!  Students should bring homework.  They will also receive enrichment activities and a snack.

Reading & Homework Clubs will take place at:
Gideon Court starting Tuesday, October 9.
Mason Manor starting Thursday, October 4.
University Village and Evergreen Village starting dates will be announced soon!

Tuesday, May 01, 2012

NH Summer #10


NH Summer Refresher (& Leadership Society!) brochures are available!  It's a low-cost math, reading, writing & leadership experience for middle schoolers!  Contact us for a brochure:  neighborshouse@tbc.net or 815.787.0600. Our 10th summer!                                                      

"It was inexpensive tutoring for my children with a fine group of teachers...who personally got to know and be involved with my kids...My kids had a variety of learning from math to community service, instead of wasting time this summer.  Thanks again!"-Parent


Thursday, September 08, 2011

Our 9th School Year!

Neighbors' House programs begin Tuesday, October 4th at NH (Corner of 5th & Pine, DeKalb). Homework Help Nights for 4th-12th graders. 6:30-8:00 PM Tuesdays & Thursdays. Free service. Please bring homework.

Please contact us about NH Reading & Homework Clubs at Gideon Court, Mason Manor, University Village, and Evergreen Village. neighborshouse@tbc.net or 815.787-0600

Thursday, July 21, 2011

Serene

Serene was our second blogger today.

Today at Neighbor's House we read some more of "Because of Winn Dixie" and then wrote downt the five senses on our sweet/sorrowful moments. Then we talked about the party on Friday and made ourselves invitations. Then on the invites we put what we will bring.

Serene

Veronica

We had two bloggers today! Veronica was our first.

Today for breakfast we had an english muffin with jelly, a banana, and milk. We read one chapter of Because of Winn Dixie. I love reading and I am a fast reader. After that we read the chapter, we started talking about the Winn-Dixie party. Everybody is going to bring something. Also, we all made invitations and switched. Then we wrote in them saying what we were going to bring. Then we wrote stories about sweet and sorrowful things that happen in our lives.

Veronica

Angele

Angele wrote about the Neigbor's House field trip to Feed My Starving Children on Monday.

We went to Feed My Starving Children. It was my first time going there. It was fun. We helped kids and their families. I was glad to go and help people. All of us laughed and had lots of fun.

Angele

Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Carlton

Neighbor's House is fun when you do math because Rebecca and Jordan do games that are involved with math. The boring part but kind of fun is that you have work sheets but you can get help. When I first came I thought it was going to be boring like school but it isn't. Every night I can't wait to wake up and go. All of the other kids are nice and fun to play with. Kyle is nice and cool. Like I said, I love Neighbor's House it is so much fun!

Tuesday, July 05, 2011

Cory

Cory was out blogger on Thursday!

Today we started out by cleaning up the room. Everybody wiped down their tables and then I vacuumed the floor. The vacuum cleaner was so small! Afterward, we played a game that Jordan, our math teacher, showed us. What we did was lay a bunch of cards with pictures on them across the floor. And what people did was pick pictures that help explain their lives. After the game we did the Problem of the Day. Today's problem was on probability. For math class today they split us up into 3 groups and played some math games. While they were playing games some separate students worked with some volunteers outside on math packets that they got from school to do over the summer. Then everybody packed up their stuff and they went home.