Prom 2018 was a huge success! This year's prom was a Glow theme with, music, food, games, photo booth, dancing, and musical chairs! I think the teachers and parents had just as much fun as the children!
Monday, May 21, 2018
Monday, May 14, 2018
Babies!
Babies grow and learn faster in the first year than any other year. During the first six months of life, babies gradually gain information about the world around them. Babies younger than six months depend mainly on their caregivers for their daily experiences. The best way to help infants grow into curious, confident, able learners is to give them warm, consistent care so they can from secure attachments to their caregivers and begin to develop relationships.
Friday, May 11, 2018
Teacher Appreciation Week!
For most teachers, the greatest reward for their job is seeing their students thrive and succeed. They just want to know they've helped. Thus, one of the most important things students can do for their teachers is say thank you. Appreciating your teacher should't be limited to a single day or special event. Teachers change lives every day, and it's important to ensure they know they are appreciated. Thank you to ALL of our wonderful parents for all the love and support we've received.
Wednesday, May 9, 2018
Hot Car Safety!
Summer is coming, and that means hot temperatures! As the temperatures rise please be keep in mind to check your car for any children before you leave. For the past 20 years 744 children have died from pediatric vehicular heatstroke. All 744 deaths were 100 percent preventable.
Here are some tips to help you prevent this from happening to you!
1. Always check the back seat
2. Place a child's item in the front seat
3. Place a personal item in the back
4. Create a plan as a family to prevent this from happening
Thursday, April 26, 2018
Snails, Slugs, and Science... Oh My!
Scientific exploration can take place anywhere and anytime! Children are constantly using their scientific prowess to solve problems everyday! They use science to determine the weather, how hard to throw a ball on the playground, how to build a sturdy structure in the block center, and so much more! This week, our Pre-K 2 class used science to identify snails and slugs in their class science log! They used critical thinking and the scientific method to distinguish between a slug or snail and to find tracks that they may leave behind! They loved asking questions about how slugs and snails eat, sleep, and play! Scientific exploration can be so much fun!
Friday, April 20, 2018
Green Our Scene!
In honor of Earth Day we decided to "Green Our Scene" with a trash cleanup! Our children loved helping the Earth during our cleanup! They loved learning how keeping our Earth clean helps us have clean air and water for all the creatures living on planet Earth! We are so proud of all their hard work! Great job, children!
Below are some fun ways to celebrate Earth Day!
1. Plant a tree or some pollinator friendly plants!
2. Turn weeds, leaves, and food waste into fresh compost for your plants!
3. Make an Earth inspired snack, such as, ants on a log!
4. Create a bird feeder with pinecones!
5. Buy fresh produce from your local farmers market!
Friday, April 13, 2018
Our Growing Garden!
Our school garden has grown tremendously over the past few weeks! This week we had to move our vegetables from their milk jug containers to bigger containers! The children have loved watching the vegetables grow! They are so full of questions every time they see the garden! It is so great being able to watch them learn about the life cycle of a plant!
Friday, April 6, 2018
Learning and Laughter!
Laughter is a crucial part of a child's development. When children laugh their dopamine reward system is activated which stimulates long term memory and goal oriented learning! Laughter can also help children connect with their peers! Today we laughed and learned at the "Funny Dummy Show"! The children had so much fun laughing and learning with all the funny dummies! They laughed the whole time and loved building community during the show!
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