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I have created group lists for all the parents of my students so each week I can send out a short update of what we've done in the classroom and any upcoming events.  It helps keep the parents informed and generates conversation topics for middle school students who have decided talking to their parents isn't cool anymore.  I also created labels to keep all parent communication in one place so I have a record of what I've sent and received should any issues come up.  

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"Red Light Green Light" is a thrilling childhood game that perfectly blends excitement and strategy. Played in backyards and playgrounds, the game begins with one person designated as the "stoplight" standing at one end while the other players gather at a distance. When the stoplight shouts "green light," players sprint towards the finish line, their hearts racing with anticipation. But the moment "red light" is called, everyone must freeze, hoping not to be caught in motion. The challenge lies in mastering the delicate balance of speed and control, as those caught moving must return to the starting line. Recently, the game has seen a resurgence in popularity, especially after being featured in the popular series "Squid Game," where the stakes became life and death. This darker twist sparked a renewed interest in the classic game, showcasing its timeless appeal and versatility. Whether played casually with friends or in a more intense setting, Red Light Green Light continues to be a beloved activity that invokes nostalgia and friendly competition among players of all ages.