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The Grounded Podcast is a podcast that explores what it means to empower our children through the values of emotional intelligence, respect, integrity, and grit.
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Check out this podcast episode with important information about what LLA is doing to keep our kids safe during the pandemic as well as other important back to school announcements.   ---------------------- Show Notes: Here are the links to the flow charts that explain what to do if your child has symptoms of COVID-19, is exposed to someone who tests positive, or if they test positive.   COVID-19 Symptom Decision Chart https://lla.myschoolapp.com/ftpimages/1215/download/download_5423592.pdf COVID-19 Exposure/Diagnosis Decision Chart https://lla.myschoolapp.com/ftpimages/1215/download/download_5423590.pdf
Season 1 of the Grounded Stories Podcast is coming to an end.  Join Linz & Clay as they look back, or reflect, on the projects they've done and the lessons they've learned.  
Have you lost someone you love? Death can be a very sad and confusing topic.  Listen in as we explore this topic, what the Bible has to say about it, and what we can do to help support those who are affected by death and grief.  Featuring the vocal talent of Pastor Tara VinCross, Blake & April Snyder, and Johnathan Coker
After about 2 months of staying home, it's probably become very difficult to be patient as we wait for life to get back to normal.  Listen in to this episode to learn more about what we can do while we wait!Featuring voice actors:  Chris Pope, Rebecca Oh, Ella & Lacey Schrader, & Lucca & Miljoy Savino.  
With Teacher & Nurse Appreciation Week and Mother's Day all happening right now, we thought we'd stop to take a closer look at gratitude and how we can express gratitude to the people in our lives who have made a difference! 
Do you know how to solve conflicts in healthy ways? Listen in to this episode to learn 2 ideas that will help you solve conflicts with the people you love! Show notes: Click on the following links to access helpful resources for healthy conflict resolution.  Conflict Resolution Poster  Feeling Emojis Activity
What's more contagious than any virus?  Listen in for the answer and how you can make a difference in the lives of others. 
Feeling like you're so busy that you can't possibly add one more thing into your schedule? Listen in to find out the one thing that you should add that will actually help you with everything else! 
It can be hard to find motivation and purpose, especially when we have assignments and chores that are are difficult.  Listen in to this episode as Linz and Clay learn about being diligent and working with all their hearts! 
Being stuck at home can be difficult especially as Christians trying to make a difference in our communities.  Listen in as Linz and Clay wrestle with this challenge.  If you've found ways to help others during this time of quarantine, record a brief 10-15 second audio recording of your experience.  Be sure to include your name, grade level, and what you did.  You can send audio recordings to ckoh@lla.org.  We'd love to feature you on our next Grounded Stories episode.  
Feeling a little uncertain with all that's going on in our new COVID-19 world?  Listen in to a fun and encouraging story on God's Presence through uncertainty! 
Do your kids come across as entitled at times?  Listen in on an interview with Vice Principal John Chen as we discuss how to challenge the spirit of entitlement in our kids.   Show notes: For more information on challenging entitlement, check out this link: https://www.empoweringparents.com/article/i-want-it-now-how-to-challenge-a-false-sense-of-entitlement-in-kids/ 
22. Saying "Yes"

22. Saying "Yes"

2020-03-0414:38

Do you or your child struggle with taking on new opportunities? Listen in on this episode as we learn more from Pr. JO Cordero about the power of saying yes to opportunities that Jesus calls us to. 
21.  Recycling

21. Recycling

2020-02-2808:14

Do you ever wonder what happens to all the trash we produce and what long range implications it may have.  Listen in to Mrs. Richards' 6th graders as they share their research on recycling and what each of us can do to make a difference!
Listen in to a mini-episode that highlights the song "Lift Every Voice and Sing" sung by the 1st graders in Mrs. Medley's class. 
Malaria - The word strikes fear in many hearts since we can probably all remember stories we've heard about people who have died from the disease.  Listen in on this LIVE episode of the Grounded Podcast recorded in Chan Auditorium with 6th grader Onyeka Ikechukwu.  
Kids are such a blessing...but, boy, do they change our marriages!  Listen in on this interview with Pr. Trevan Osborn as he shares some candid reflections on marriage with children and how we can work through some of the struggles that come up.  
Happy Black History Month!  Listen in on an interview with Keturah Reed and Betsy Jabola and her puppet, Huston.   Show Links: To see Betsy & Keturah's presentation, visit:  https://youtu.be/gdaJdsLnVf4 
16. Growing in Jesus

16. Growing in Jesus

2020-02-0618:12

How did you come to know Jesus?  Who were the key people and what were the important experiences that helped you to get to know Him better?  Tune in to this episode to hear the story of our Plant Services Director, Mr. Mark Brettnacher, and how he came to know Jesus.  Special interviews with 5th graders Ariana Stratton, Liana Leukert, Madelyn Checo, and Carson Regester.   To download the first Grounded Challenge, go to www.lla.org/grounded and click on the link for the Episode 16 activity.  
Have you ever seen someone being picked on and wavered between wanting to help and not wanting to get involved?  This week's episode discusses the Bystander Effect and how we can develop our students' desire and ability to stand up for others.  Listen in on an interview with Miss Lee's 5th grade students and a grounded spotlight with 4th Grader, Miishon Beavers. 
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