A Note from Our Principal,

We loved celebrating The Week of the Young Child and Earth Day with our students and families! Our classrooms spent the week leading up to Earth Day learning about insects, plants and ecology and making art from recycled materials. For Earth Day students made ladybug hats and released 9,000 ladybugs into our community from the playground. This month we are busy supporting our school age students as they prepare to wrap up the academic school year. As part of our school age curriculum our students are working together to get their classroom ready for summer camp. Planning for activities as a team helps school age children develop independence and leadership skills. Feel fee to stop by our school age room to say hello!

Thank you,

Kendal Parker

Warm Weather Reminders

Please send a labeled sunscreen bottle for your child if you have not already done so. Also, please remember to take all winter clothes home and bring back weather appropriate clothes for extra clothes.

Last Call for Summer Camp

It’s no tool late to join us for summer! Please visit the front desk for a copy of our camp brochures or visit our summer camp webpage.

 Teacher Appreciation Week

Teacher appreciation week is May 8th through May 11th. We have various activities planned to shower our amazing teachers with love. Ending on Friday, May 11th with a pot luck lunch. If you would like to bring somethings, please sign up at the front desk.

Important Dates

5-7- Bring your teacher their favorite snack

5-8- Bring your teacher their favorite drink

5-8 – Dance Dreams Dance Recital

5-9- Wear your Teachers Favorite Color to School

5-10- Send a Thank You note for your child’s teacher

5-11- Teacher Pot Luck Lunch

5-28- Closed for Memorial Day

5-31- End of the Month Folders for Links to Learning Sent Home

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May, 2018   |   Topics: Creative Expression

If your child has played with a toy instrument or listened to a familiar song, you’ve probably seen his face light up or his body sway back and forth in enjoyment. Music is fun for young children and helps them develop creativity, fine motor skills, vocabulary, and self-esteem. In the[.....]
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