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2024/06/14

Good Dads in the News


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June 14th, 2024

GROWING GOOD DADS

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This month on the Growing Good Dads blog, we're discussing children from the ages of six to nine. Kids in this age range are busy enjoying their summer break. The last thing some of them would want to do is visit the library. What's so fun about the library, anyway?


Stephanie Smallwood, Youth Services Coordinator with the Springfield-Greene County Library District, erases the misconceptions that libraries are boring by showcasing some of the activities and prizes provided through the Summer Reading Program.

“Summer reading is a tool that is perfect for families at whatever level or whatever their goals are for their kid. We don’t really subscribe to how kids and teens complete the program; they can complete it in whatever way works for them as a reader and as a family of readers. And we get feedback that families use this in lots of different ways.” 

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PODCAST

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Kids and Sports

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Coaching Using the A.B.C.s

Join us this week as Good Dads' very own Frank Tristan joins Dr. Baker and J Fotsch in the podcast studio! This week we continue our June theme on raising children between the ages of 6 and 9. Around this age, kids begin to ponder what some of their interests might be.


Frank shares his personal philosophy in regards to coaching, using the acronym A.B.C., where


A stands for Ask,


B stands for Balance, and


C stands for Competitive


In addition, Frank also shared why he wanted to become a coach in the first place.

"In high school and college, both of my coaches were influential. My dad was obviously so important, but those guys cemented who I wanted to be in life, and I was like ‘Man, I could do that, that would be awesome and rewarding.’"

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IN THE COMMUNITY

Thank you to Kendra Scott for partnering with Good Dads!


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DOWNTOWN SPRINGFIELD ASSOCIATION TOUR

We'd like to thank members of the Downtown Springfield Association (DSA) for joining us Tuesday night for a tour of our soon-to-be Good Dads headquarters, the Ragan House! The DSA hosts regular mixers with members, and this week's event had Chinese food from Lucky Time and beverages at the Queen City Collectors. Good Dads participated by offering tours of the former parsonage, located in front of the Downtown Church.

SPECIAL THANKS

We would also like to thank Claye White, VP of Marketing at Flintrock Home Builders, for presenting a $5,000 check to Good Dads this week after the charity golf cup fundraising event in May!

GOOD DADS IN THE NEWS

Extra, extra! Thank you to the El Dorado Star for featuring Good Dads in their coverage! We're happy to support the efforts of folks in Cedar County as they work to build their community chapter spanning Stockton and El Dorado Springs.

Meanwhile, in Kansas City, KCTV featured a story about Shelter KC, which uses Good Dads courses to help area homeless men find a better path in life. Thank you to KCTV for featuring Good Dads!

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DAD JOKES

When does a joke become a dad joke?

When it becomes apparent!

Why do bees have sticky hair?

Because they use honeycombs!

TRIVIA

Last week's poll asked subscribers what their favorite subject in school was. Here's how our subscribers responded:


  • Math (9%)
  • Science (9%)
  • English/Language Arts (9%)
  • History (18%)
  • Gym (18%)
  • Art/Music (37%)


And the winner is Art/Music! Thank you to everyone who participated!

TRIVIA

As we continue our focus on elementary-aged children on the Growing Good Dads blog, it's important to recognize the benefits of reading.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of reading?
Develop Empathy
Increase Pronunciation Skills
Improve Critical Thinking
Build Vocabulary
Reduce Stress
Improve Sleep

We'll reveal the answer in next week's newsletter!

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