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We now have Quick Pay – The new and easy way to pay your child’s tuition! This is available through an email invoice which will be sent to you monthly. We will also be discussing which are the healthiest choices. In our Breakfast Foods Unit, we will be discussing many different Breakfast Foods and which are our favorite. Please look for our imaginative art work when it comes home. We will be making Dragons using our imagination. In our Dinosaur / Dragon Unit, we will be discussing all the different Dinosaurs. In our Martin Luther King’s Day Unit we will be discussing how Martin Luther King had a dream that the world would be peaceful. We will make many projects to decorate our class. In our Winter Unit, the children will be learning all about Winter and how it gets cold and snows in the Winter. They are really doing well and love to do their projects too! The children also enjoy doing music, movement and exercise everyday. They are really doing well and love to do their projects too!Įveryday at circle time the Toddler Class will continue name Recognition, Shapes, Numbers, Colors and Alphabet Recognition. The children are learning new words during our circle time, such as, January, Winter, Snow, Breakfast, New Year. We will be working with the letters Mm, Nn, Oo, and numbers 12, 13, 14, colors, patterns, months, seasons.

The Nursery and Preschool Classes will be working on poems, Winter themed artwork, new songs, writing skills, learning how to write and spell their name, letters, numbers and shapes. wanted the world to have peace and harmony. We will focus on how Martin Luther King Jr. Day the class will be reading stories and doing projects learning about his accomplishments. Our classroom will be turned into a winter wonderland, filled with fabulous winter decorations such as, snowflakes and penguins that the children have made and are making. We are also discussing how we dress in the winter. We will be focusing on winter weather and the fun things to do during this season, such as, play in the snow, make snowmen, or snow angels, etc. We are observing the weather outside and how the temperature has been changing. This upcoming month we will be focusing on: Winter, Martin Luther King’s Day, Dinosaurs / Dragonsand Breakfast Foods. The New Year has arrived, all too quickly. Thank you Santa for your virtual visit, you were GREAT!! The children loved opening their presents and showing their friends what Santa had brought for them.

THANK YOU to all who contributed to making our party a wonderful success! The children had a wonderful experience with our virtual Santa visit. The children had so much fun at the Holiday Party and loved making holiday projects. Last month the children focused on Christmas, Hannukah, Kwanza, and The New Year. Some child care providers steer clear of writing a child care newsletter because they are worried they won’t have enough to write about each month.We all look forward to a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year and all of the new, fun and exciting things planned this year at Miss Dawn’s. If you are having a serious problem with one family following a policy or guideline, it is always best to have a private conversation with them rather than posting a blanket announcement in your bulletin. This communication tool should be positive and uplifting, not nagging. It’s never a good idea to rant or vent in your newsletter. Volunteer Opportunities within Your Program.Wish List Items that your Group May Need.What Should Be Included in a Newsletter for Parents? For example, if cold and flu season is approaching, you can add information about your sick policy reminding families what to look for when deciding whether or not to keep their child home. Lastly, your newsletter is a place to post friendly reminders about policies or procedures that may often be ignored or forgotten. When announcing birthdays, anniversaries, or the arrival of a new pal you are giving special attention to individuals in your program which is a great way to show how much you care for the kids (or families) in your program. A monthly newsletter serves as a dynamite way to build community.

NEWSLETTER TO PRESCHOOL PARENTS HOW TO

Newsletter to preschool parents