Social Emotional Committee Basket


Item Number: 1311

Time Left: CLOSED

Value: $300

Online Close: Mar 11, 2018 9:00 PM PDT

Bid History: 1 bid - Item Sold!

Description

A basket of goodies to help you thrive, connect with your kids (and yourself). Put together by the Social Emotional Committee


Basket includes:



  • Braving the Wilderness by Brene Brown

  • How to Raise an Adult by Julie Lythcott-Haims

  • Framed Mood Meter poster and refrigerator magnet from Yale University's RULER Program

  • Parenting Consultation Session with Elaine Barrington, LCSW

  • $25 Knockout LA Gift Card, good for 1 class

  • 1 Council Session* with Cory Birkett & Jayme Younger for a WISH Classroom of your choice (recommended for 2nd grade and up)





 

Special Instructions

*The mission of Council in Schools is to inspire engaged, compassionate school communities through practices that connect academic and social emotional learning. Council is a group discussion in which participants practice speaking and listening from the heart. Through compassionate, heartfelt expression and empathic, non-judgmental listening, Council inspires a non-hierarchical form of communication that brings people together and fosters deeper connections with one another.


Winning bidder is responsible for picking up item(s) at WISH Charter School on the pick up days indicated below. No shipping is available.


Auction Pick up:


Tuesday, March 13, 2018


9 AM – 6 PM


Wednesday, March 14, 2018


7:30 AM – 5 PM


 


WISH Charter Elementary School 


6550 W. 80th St. 


Los Angeles, CA 90045 


(entrance on Emerson)


If you are unable to pick up on one of these days, your item will be shipped to you and your shipping/handling fee as listed within the item listing will be charged to your credit card. If shipping is requested, your winning bid total plus shipping/handling fees must be paid online within three days of auction close, and may take up to 5 business days for processing once payment has been received.


Your every bid supports the mission and students of WISH Charter School.