Page 8 - Jupiter Spotlight - April '22

Page 8, Jupiter Spotlight
Get A Taste Of New Orleans At The Fourth Annual

Cajun Crawfish And Music Festival

On Friday, April 22 And Experience the
Voodoo Bayou’s cooking
Saturday, April 23 At Abacoa demonstrations featuring
Amphitheatre In Jupiter their chefs and local
celebrities as they create
their personal food and
Live Music, Authentic Cajun Food, Cooking drink favorites. Enjoy
Demonstrations, And More! the Bourbon Street
The Fourth Annual atmosphere with all the
Cajun Crawfish and Music classic cocktails such as
Festival presented by Good Hurricanes and Grenades.
Greek Moving & Storage The stage will be
returns to Abacoa for two filled Friday with music Hot Sauce Moon
days, Friday, April 22, 4 to from Hot Sauce Moon at
10 p.m. and Saturday, April 5:30 p.m. and Dead Beat Daddies at 8 p.m. and Saturday About Charities
23, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. This at 6:30 p.m. Saturday on stage for the first time is Jason Little Smiles
premier Cajun Crawfish Pennington’s band The Snack Pack at noon, and Rockin’ This fun-filled, cultural event benefits Little Smiles. Little
and Music Festival will Jake headlines at 8 p.m. Be sure not to miss the traditional Smiles is a volunteer driven, nonprofit 501(c)(3) children’s
celebrate the culture second line dancing to keep the party going like in the charity. Their mission is to help heal hearts and create little
and traditions of French Quarter. smiles by providing gifts and fun activities to children impacted
Louisiana through Admission is $5. For reserved stage pods (four seats by serious illness, homelessness, or tragedy. With the guidance
food, music, and and a table) and private VIP chalets (eight seats and a of local professionals such as doctors, nurses, child life
dance! Vir ginia table under a tent) including waiter/waitress service, specialists and social workers, they strive to help kids escape
Sinicki from The KVJ will be available for purchase on Eventbrite. General their unfortunate circumstances, even if only for a short period
Show, will serve as the lawn seating will also be available for those who would of time. For more information visit: www.littlesmilesfl.org.
master of ceremonies like to bring their own chair/blanket to enjoy the all-day
throughout two days entertainment. Cajun Crawfish And Music Festival on page 9
and will bring her
personal flair as a
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local who grew up New Orleans.

Louisiana John’s crawfish boil, everyone’s favorite. There
will also be jambalaya, gumbo, po’ boys, gator tail and more.
Do not miss muffulettas, traditional beignets, and the famous Cosmetic & Comprehensive Restorative Dentistry
King cakes and many more of your favorites. New this year
is a crawfish eating contest on Saturday at 1 p.m. State of the Art & Same Day Restorations

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many reasons why
smart kids struggle with
reading. Some have
not been taught using
the optimal reading
program, other kids have gaps due to the instruction
during COVID, while still others have problems with
memory or phonics.
Dyslexia as a broad term for a language-based
learning disability. This implies your child might have
difficulty with pronouncing unfamiliar words, spelling
words, reading fluently, and understanding. Dyslexics
often have a breakdown in one or more of these
processing areas: the awareness of sounds, remembering
sounds, or rapidly naming which is related to reading
speed. This breakdown makes learning to read slower,
more time intensive, and it can be frustrating for your
child and you.
If your child is dyslexic, he or she requires specialized
reading instruction much different from what the public
schools offer in general education classrooms. Without
this your child may start to feel dumb about reading
and develop low self-esteem. Not many schools teach
reading using Orton-Gillingham based multisensory
reading instruction. If you suspect your child has
dyslexia get testing and start specialized instruction
using Orton Gillingham based reading instruction or
instruction at a Lindamood Bell reading center. Many
parents teach their own child using the Orton-Gillingham
influenced Barton Reading and Spelling System.
We specialize in identifying reading difficulty and
solutions for helping your child. Contact us so you can
pinpoint how to best help your child.
Dr. Forgan is a licensed school psychologist and
certified dyslexia testing specialist who can evaluate
your child for ADHD, gifted, dyslexia, and other
concerns. Call 625-4125 or visit JimForgan.com.