Let´s Celebrate

Classroom: Pajaritos

Blog Theme: Let´s Celebrate

Week: December 16th, 2019 to December 20th, 2019

What are we learning?

Dear Parents,

We hope you had a good weekend. This week we will continue with our theme “Let’s celebrate.” Children will continue exploring holiday traditions, Christmas & New Year’s song and will participate in fun games.

Through practical actions, we keep enlightening kids about the significance of holidays. We have scheduled exciting activities related to this theme so children can continue learning through fun experiences. Each one of them will help to continue strengthening gross and fine motor skills, language and socio-emotional skills. Below you can find a summary of all activities during the week:

• Play with finger puppets.
• Enjoy Santa’s visit.
• Listen to Christmas songs.

Our Holiday Party is taking place on Friday and we look forward to seeing you there. Party starts at 4 pm. Thank you for letting us play such an essential role in your child’s life and we hope you have a great weekend.

Holidays & Upcoming Events

• Santa Visit Monday, December 16th, 2019.
• Duraleigh Holiday Party on Friday, December 20^th, 2019.
• Christmas Eve on Tuesday, December 24^th, 2019. School will be closed.
• Christmas Day on Wednesday, December 25^th, 2019. School will be closed.
• New Year’s Eve on Tuesday, December 31^st, 2019. School will be closed.
• New Year’s Day on Wednesday, January 1st, 2020. School will be closed

Year-Round Activities

Student of the Week

Please make sure to sign up your child for this beautiful activity that runs from August through January of the school year!

As you know, every week, a child is given a set week that he/she is the student of the week. On Monday of their week, the student of the week should bring a poster and a book created with family pictures, favorite books, sports, hobbies, animals and other interests. Parents will pick a day to present a banner to the classroom. The student of the week may also bring favorite toys and books to school so they can share it with classmates.

Sign up today! Sign-up sheets are available at the entrance of the classroom.

Friendly Reminders

• Wash your hands and your child's hands when entering your child's classroom.
• Wear shoe covers when entering the classroom to drop your child.
• Knock before entering the classroom to make sure there is no one behind the door.
• Make sure that your child has always an extra set of clothing in his/her cubby.
• Bring appropriate clothing based on weather and label them with your child's name before placing them in his/her cubby.
• Remove clothing from the cubby and leave always one set of clothing.
• Always store pacifiers in their packages.
• Fill out an administration or authorization form specifying when to use rash ointment or other products.

o    Supply ointments for your child.

o    Label ointments with your child's name and store them in a fabric tote bag.

• Bring diapers and wipes when needed. Do not forget to label them with your child's name.
• Label bottles and food that you bring to preschool.

o    Write your child's name and date.

o    Place food or lunch box in the refrigerator or counter. If you leave the lunch box in the counter, make sure to put ice packs inside the lunch box.

• Inform the teacher if there has been a change in your child's feeding schedule.
• Do not bring your child to school if the child has a fever of over 101F or any contagious conditions.

Star Words of the Week

• Santa Claus – Papa Noel

Song of the Week - Tradiciones por mí

Aquí en mi hermoso país

Muchas tradiciones hay por mi

Y hoy yo te quiero contar

Lo que yo celebro en Sff!

4 de Julio

Memorial Day

Acción de gracias y Labor Day

Good Friday, Fall festival

Martin Luther King

Navidad, Año Nuevo y ahora

Vamos a repetir

4 de Julio

Memorial Day

Acción de gracias y Labor Day

Good Friday, Fall festival

Martin Luther King

Navidad y Año nuevo

Rhymes

El señor invierno

Se viste de blanco

Se pone el abrigo

Porque esta temblando

Se encuentra a la lluvia

Llorando, llorando

Y también el viento

Que viene soplando