Join iLEAD Lancaster’s Fall Family Fun Challenge!
Dear iLEAD Lancaster families,
One of the highlights throughout this time of distance learning has been viewing our iLEAD Lancaster families’ photos. We miss our learners and families so much, and it brings us joy to see you learning and having fun at home and on the go. We want to expand the joy by inviting your kiddos and, better yet, the whole family to participate in our Fall Family Fun Challenge!
We’re challenging your family to create a fun video (60 seconds or less)! Here are some ideas to get you started:
- Tell us what you love about iLEAD Lancaster — examples might be your favorite subject, facilitator, or project.
- In the spirit of our annual Multicultural Feast, share a tradition or recipe your family enjoys during this season.
- Show us a dance you made up.
- Perform a song you wrote or love.
- Share your art project.
Put your own spin on it! Include the family or make it a solo routine.
Most importantly, have fun!
We can’t wait to see what you create!
With gratitude,
The iLEAD Lancaster Team
We can accept files or links to your public social media posts. If you send us a video, we will consider this approval for use on our school websites and social media accounts. Please do not include images of video conference screens showing learners. For questions — or to email your submission instead of using the form (please include school name) — email stories@ileadschools.org.
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