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Summer Solstice 2019
Do you know? Summer Solstice is June 21, 2019, the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere. This year, the northern summer solstice falls at 11:54 a.m. ET. And South of the Equator, the same moment marks the unofficial beginning of winter! Solstice around the world- occur at the same time [with time zones, local times may vary]. The solstice occurs because the Earth’s axis of rotation is tilted around the sun. This tilt is the driving force of our plants seasons, as the Northern and Southern Hemispheres get unequal amounts of sunlight over the year. In the months from March to September, the Northern Hemisphere is tilted more toward the sun – bring in spring and summer. Courtesy National Geographic National Geographic.com Image courtesy: Pixa International Yoga Day Is observed on the 21 st of June, around the world, Since the United Nations declared -International Yoga Day in 2015.
Great outdoors Month - June
Father’s Day 16 th To all the Dads near and far and those we lost. We Celebrate You! CONGRATULATIONS to all the 2019 Graduates To all grade levels! From: Kindergarten to First grade Middle school to Junior High High school to college College graduates June is - Great Outdoors Month The month of June, a time to delight in the great outdoors! Plan a trip for a day or weekend, with family and friends. Do some - Hiking, biking, canoeing, camping, boating, and much more, fun outdoor activities. Get involved and have fun while learning something new and adventurous this summer! Throughout, the summer months, check with local organization. Activity Sheet Courtesy: Words and Games Activity Book Series
2019 JUNE EVENTS Flag Day 14th Nursing Assistant’s Week 12th- 19th Father’s Day 16th Summer Solstice 21st International Yoga Day 21st National Safety Month Men’s Health Month Great Outdoors Month National Caribbean-American Heritage National Ocean Month African –American Music Appreciation To All Parents and Guardians: Never be too busy; that you don’t have time, to care for you and your health! Here are a few essential; to check at least, once a year. TSH – thyroid [TSH/Thyroid Stimulating Hormone] Cholesterol - for heart healthy Glaucoma – eyes CBC/complete blood count , total blood work that checks and evaluate your overall health - kidney, liver, vitamins level, infection, red and white blood cells… *** "The first wealth is health." Ralph Waldo Emerson A message from the AHA/American Heart Association \ heart.o
June 2019 Events
Fireworks Safety Month (June 1-July 4) CPR & AED Awareness Week (June 1-7) National Best friend Day 8th Flag DAY 14th Nursing Assistant’s Week 12th- 19th Father’s Day 16th Summer Solstice 21st International Yoga Day 21st National Safety Month Men’s Health Month Great Outdoors Month National Caribbean-American Heritage National Ocean Month African –American Music Appreciation Fruits & Veggies for the Month of June Blueberries Cherries Lychee Plums Pluot Aprium Strawberries Veggies/Vegetables Okra Radish Rhubarb Chinese cabbage June Flower Rose A Taste of Trivia Did you know? Storks general return to the same nest every year and usually build nests on top of chimneys. 1.
National Fireworks Safety Month, June to July
JUNE EVENTS Fireworks Safety Month (June 1-July 4) Cataract Awareness Month Men’s Health Month Migraine & Headache Awareness Month Safety Month Scleroderma Awareness Month Pride Month KIDS = individual differences CPR & AED Awareness Week (June 1-7) Be careful- Be safe! June 1 until July 4 th marks the beginning of National Fireworks Safety Month It’s always essential when using fireworks, to be cautious, because of the severity of the injuries they can cause. Burns on the hand are the most common, because the hand is always closest to them. These injuries can range from minor burns, to blisters, to severe burns that cause excessive damage to the skin. Hand injuries can also include cuts, broken bones, torn tendons, and in the worst possible occurrence, amputation. These injuries are the result of standing too close when a firework explodes, or trying to hold onto them as they are lit. Eye and face injuries