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Prepare! Don’t Panic over COVID-19

1. Clean your hands.

Washing your hands often will help protect you from germs. If soap & water aren’t available, use an alcohol-based hand rub.

2. Avoid touching your eyes , nose or mouth . Germs are spread when a person touches something that is contaminated with germs and then touches their eyes, nose, or mouth.

3. Stay home when you are sick. If possible, stay home from work, school, and errands when you are sick. This

will help prevent spreading your illness to others.

4. Avoid close contact . Avoid close contact with people who are sick. When you are sick, keep your

distance from others to protect them from getting sick too.

5 . Cover your mouth and nose. Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing or sneezing. Throw tissues in the trash. If you don’t have a tissue, cough or sneeze into your elbow or your sleeve.

6. Practice good health habits. Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces. Get plenty of sleep, be physically active, manage stress, drink plenty of fluids, & eat nutritious food.

7. Always be prepared with extra food and medications. In case you cannot get leave your home due to illness or disaster.

8. Stay Informed. Get information from reputable sources such as the Center for Disease Control (CDC), CT DPH, or Eastern Highlands Health District (www.EHHD.org)

03/09/20

Student Directions: iReady Online Instruction   

iPad: Download the free “i-Ready for Students” app from the App Store® . iPads must be compatible with iOS 11 or above, such as the iPad Air, iPad Air 2, iPad Pro, or any other device that meets these requirements: i-Ready. com/SystemCheck. 

  Computer: 

1. Log into Clever.com (Internet Explorer not supported)  

2. Log in as a student  

 3. Enter School Name (Hall Memorial School or Center Elementary School) 

 4. Choose log in with Google:  

Log in with your school Google login  Username: ________________________________  Password: _______________________________   OR  Choose Clever Badge Log in    

5. Click “Allow” camera access Hold badge (QR code) up to camera 

6. Enter 6 digit pin:  Student birthdate mmddyy 

7. Select iReady icon        

8. Choose: Reading or Math       

9. Start the lesson by choosing a  Lesson on the “My Path” page 

Offering clean, gently used formal dresses, shoes,

accessories and more!

Join us Friday March 27th from 5-7pm at the

Town Office Building,

40 Old Farms Road in Willington

Please contact Willington’s Human Services

Department at 860-487-3118 or email

[email protected]

with any questions! Thanks!

No registration required!

Refreshments and a Raffle!

All are welcome!

Skungamaug River Golf Clinics Several Clinics will be offered from May through September at

Skungamaug River Golf Course!

May 5, 12, 19, 26 5-6:00 p.m. Co-Ed Clinic

June 4, 11, 18, 25 6-7:00 p.m. Ladies Clinic

July 9, 16, 23, 30 5-6:00 p.m. Youth Clinic (ages 8-17)

August 4, 11, 25 5-6:00 p.m. Ladies Clinic (double session on the 25th)

September 3, 10, 17 6-7:00 p.m. Co-Ed Clinic (double session on the 17th)

Do yourself a favor and make an important step to improving your golf game with some instruction. Your

game will improve as well as your enjoyment of this great game! Sign up today!

$80.00 per student

For more information, please contact Willington Parks & Recreation at 860-487-3108 or [email protected].

**NOTE** Time/day subject to change and class may be combined

with other towns. Contact Skungamaug if weather is questionable

at 860-742-9348.

Join us for our spring session! Hall Memorial School Gymnasium

7-8:30 p.m.

Tuesdays: April 7th—May 26th 8-week session $35.00 $5.00 Drop in

Come play and learn the game of Pickleball, a fun sport that combines many elements of Tennis, Badminton,

and Ping-Pong.

Equipment is available for use Minimum 18 years old to play

Please contact Willington Parks & Recreation for more information 860-487-3108—[email protected]

Let’s Play Pickleball! Join WPRD for two FREE nights of Pickleball and see what

all the FUN is about!

Pickleball is a fun sport that combines many elements of Tennis, Badminton and Ping-Pong.

This is a FREE clinic for beginners.

Equipment and basic instruction will be provided.

Ages 18 and over

Please contact Willington Parks & Recreation for more information 860-487-3108 or [email protected]

Tuesday, March 24th & Tuesday, March 31st

7:00-8:30 p.m.

Hall Memorial School Gymnasium

111 River Road

Willington

$150 PER TEAM

Double Elimination 1st & 2nd Place Trophies

MVP All-Tournament Team Gift Card prize by local

sponsor

AGE:16+ (UNDER 18 MUST HAVE PARENT PERMISSION)

*PENDING NUMBER OF TEAMS*

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Gentle Flow Yoga and Sound Healing

Join Kimberly Ratti for these THREE special classes as she leads you through a gentle flow yoga class followed by an enlightening sound healing with beautiful quartz

crystal bowls facilitated by Edie Jemiola. Everything in and about our bodies resonates to sound. Sound used with

intention can shift the energy in and around the body to help reestablish physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Join

Kimberly and Edie for an evening of deep relaxation and stress reduction for the body, mind, and spirit!

Begin the weekend with a healthy glow!!

Date: Friday, February, 28th March 27th AND Friday, April 24th Time: 6:30-8:30 p.m. Fee: $25.00/class Location: Willington Public Library (Lower Level Community Room, 7 Ruby Road) Instructors: Kimberly Ratti, RYT 500

Edie Jemiola (Usui & Karuna Holy Fire III Reiki Master/Teacher, certified Holographic Sound Healing Teacher/Practitioner, Melchizedek Method and Magnified Healing Instructor)

Registration forms can be found on the Parks & Recreation website—www.willingtonct.org

Please wear comfortable

clothing and bring your

own mat, props, pillow

and blanket.

WPRDs Gentle Flow

(All Levels) Yoga Classes Calm Your Mind and Promote Wellness

Gentle Flow classes are designed for people of all levels and

bodies, great for beginners or those seasoned yogi's looking for a

more relaxing class to balance out your practice. Kimberly will guide

you through a gentle flow yoga class designed to promote grounding

and strengthening to help you reach a deepened state of relaxation.

This class will focus on centering the mind with breath work to help

bring the mind to rest and prepare the body for yoga postures.

Primary focus is on gentle stretches and then moving into a light flow

practice to warm and stretch the body.

Days: Wednesday Evenings

Dates: February 19th-April 8th

No class on March 18th or April 1st

Time: 6:30-7:45 p.m.

Fee: $45.00/6 classes

Drop In Fee—$10.00/class

Location: Willington Public Library

Lower Level Community Room

(7 Ruby Road, Willington)

Instructor: Kimberly Ratti, RYT 500

Registration forms can be found on the Parks & Recreation website

www.willingtonct.org

Questions? Please call WPRD at 860-487-3108 or email [email protected]

Please wear comfortable

clothing and bring your

own mat and props

WPRDs HIKING CLUB Love to hike? Love the outdoors?

Let’s get outside together and explore what nature has to offer!!

WPRD will lead you on some great hikes on local trails.

We’ll meet on Fridays at 1:00 p.m. at a different location every week. Our March

and April hikes are listed below.

**Check the WPRD calendar for trailhead locations and more information**

Difficulty Date Location Level March 6th Talmadge Tract & Knowlton Preserve Easy Parking on Mason Road off of Route 44.

March 13th Nipmuck Trail—Puddin’ Lane to Historical Society Moderate Park at Historical Society and car pool to Trailhead on Puddin’ Lane. Approximately 4.7 mile hike.

March 20th Nipmuck Trail—DEEP parking lot in Windham to Route 89 Easy Park at Southeast School in Mansfield and car pool to trailhead at DEEP parking lot in Windham. Approximately 3.5 mile hike.

March 27th Nipmuck Trail—Route 89 to Chaffeeville Road Easy Park at Chaffeeville Road and car pool to trailhead at Southeast School. Approximately 3.9 mile hike.

April 3rd Nipmuck Trail—Chaffeeville Road to Gurleyville Gristmill Easy Park at Gurleyville Gristmill and carpool to trailhead on Chaffeeville Road. Approximately 4.2 mile hike.

April 10th Nipmuck Trail—Gurleyville Gristmill to Rt. 44 Easy Park at Old Turnpike Road and carpool to Gurleyville Gristmill. Approximately 2.3 mile hike.

April 17th Nipmuck Trail—Marsh Road to Perry Hill Road Moderate Park at trailhead on Perry Hill Road and carpool to Marsh Road. Approximately 4.2 mile hike.

April 24th Nipmuck Trail—Perry Hill Road to Route 89 Moderate Meet at trailhead on Route 89 and carpool to trailhead on Perry Hill Rd. Approximately 3.2 mile hike.

Do you have a favorite place to hike? Let us know, we’d love to hear about it!

**Dogs are welcome BUT they must be leashed**

Easy—young and elderly, someone in fair hiking condition, trails are generally in good condition, very little elevation gain.

Moderate—someone in good hiking condition, trails are generally in good condition, increased mileage, moderate elevation gain.

Challenging—Someone in good hiking condition, trails are generally in good condition, increase mileage and significant elevation gain.

Contact WPRD for more information—860-487-3108 or [email protected]

REGISTER ONLINE OR

PRINT NEATLY AND MAIL WITH PAYMENT Name ________________________________

Date of Birth ___________ Grade _______ School ______________________________

Address _____________________________ City______________ State ___ Zip ________

Home Phone _________________________ Email ________________________________

Emergency Contact Name ___________________ Phone _______________________________ Parents Name________________________ Daytime Phone ______________________ Insurance Carrier_____________________ Policy Number _______________________

Registering for (please circle): Spring Break $120 ___________ $30 PER DAY M T W R F (CIRCLE) Summer Day WEEK 1 OR 2 $240 ___________ High School Prep Team Camp $100 ___________ High School League Clinic Register online or use high school separate form Camp Ball $ 30 ___________ Summer Day Camp Store ___________ Total enclosed ___________ I hereby give permission for my child to attend the Eastern Youth Soccer Camp. I declare that he or she is in good health and able to participate in camp activities. In addition, I au-thorize the Director/s of the camp to act for me according to his best judgment in case of an emergency which requires medical attention. I will not hold ECSU or camp staff respon-sible in case of injury as a result of participation.

_________________________ ________ Signature Date

REGISTER ONLINE WWW.EASTERNYOUTHSOCCERCAMPS.COM OR MAIL Checks payable to Eastern Youth Soccer Camps E a s t e r n Y o u t h S o c c e r C a m p s 3 0 6 W i n d h a m R o a d W i l l i m a n t i c , C T 0 6 2 2 6

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8:45am Drop off campers to field 9:00am Skills demo and warm-up 9:30am Technical instruction 10:15am Snack then continue with technical work 11:15am Small-sided games 12:00pm Free swim, video or games with coaches 12:30pm Lunch 1:15pm Technical work and games 3:00pm Pick-up campers at field

8:45am Drop off campers to field 9:00am Skills demo and warm-up 9:30am Technical instruction 10:15am Snack then continue with technical work 11:15am Small-sided games 12:00pm Pick-up campers at field

Upon receipt of tuition and application, an email confirmation will be sent. Fees are not refundable but may be applied to a future clinic

For summer camp only—please visit our website and fill out the medical and insurance forms

Early drop off at 8am /late pick up 3:30pm (if needed)—there is no instruction during these times only supervi-sion. Please only use if needed.

It is the policy of Eastern to ensure equal access to its events. If you

are an individual with a disability and will need accommodations for

this event, please contact: Jennifer Boylan, 860-465-5573

Register online: WWW.EASTERNYOUTHSOCCERCAMPS.COM

F o r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n p l e a s e c o n t a c t u s : E A S T E R N Y O U T H S O C C E R C A M P S @ G M A I L . C O M

CAMP DESCRIPTIONS

SPRING AND SUMMER DAY CAMPS The Eastern Connecticut State University Youth Summer and Spring Break Clinics are for boys and girls aged 6-15 of all skill levels. The camps focus on technical skill training. Specifically, dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting and heading will be developed throughout the week. The goal of the camp

will be to teach all of the above in a developmentally appropriate way for each camper. Individualized goal-keeper training will also be available if any campers are interested. Most of all the camps will be FUN!!! Campers will be exposed to college coaches and players as their counselors for the week. Each camper will re-ceive a camp t-shirt and a positive soccer experience that will last a lifetime.

HIGH SCHOOL PREP CAMP This high school camp is set up to lead into the high school athletes preseason. Players can attend individually or as part of a team. Each player will go thru 3 training sessions —over a three day period. Sessions will consist of technical, tactical and fitness training and will be conducted by college coaches. Play-ers will be put into competitive situations designed to make them better all around players and prepare them for the sea-son.

HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE CLINIC This is a 7 session team

clinic Each session will consist of technical and tactical instruc-tion and an 8v8 game vs. other high school teams. Games and training sessions will be coached by college coaches and play-ers. Go to our website to register and for more information. Past participants in our high school clinics include: Lyman Me-morial, Manchester, South Windsor, Killingly, Windham Tech, Bacon Academy, RHAM, Valley Regional, Cromwell, Tolland, Woodstock Academy, EO Smith, East Catholic, Coventry, Bol-ton. RESERVE YOUR SPOT NOW!!

TUITION

SUMMER DAY CAMP TUITION $240 S P R I N G B R E A K C AM P T U I T I ON $ 1 2 0

H I G H S C H O O L P R E P C A M P T U IT I O N $ 11 0 H I G H S C H O O L L E A G U E C L IN I C ( P E R T EA M ) $ 6 0 0

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SUMMER DAY CAMP SCHEDULE

WHAT TO BRING

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

DIRECTORS AND STAFF

Greg DeVito-Director Head Coach in College for 13 years Oakwood Academy Coach Northeast United coach National USSF B Licensed Coach NSCAA Premier Diploma 3-time college coach of the year

Excellent staff and staff ratio The camp staff will be made up of male and female college coaches and players We have a very low camper to coach ratio of 12 to 1. Our Current Staff: Karen Gurnon—Head College Coach Adam Phaiah—Assistant College Coach Matt Esposito—Head College Coach Carl Stensland—Head Prep School Coach

Cleats Sneakers (in case of indoor play) Water bottle Snack and drink Shin guards Soccer ball For SUMMER DAY CAMP ONLY—

Lunch (Pizza, Snacks and Drinks will be available for purchase at the Camp Store). Money can be left on account.

Swimsuit and towel

SPRING CAMP SCHEDULE

“Thank you, Coach DeVito! My son, had a great week. I was very impressed with the organization

and planning that obviously went into the camp. As a parent, I always felt informed, and was confident that he was safe and would be well looked-after! Please extend my appreciation to the players who made the

camp a success! We look forward to signing up

(early!) next year!”— Jen Lindsay