More Fall Leaves FUN!!!

Fall is finally here, and we are loving every colorful moment of it! The leaves outside are putting on a beautiful show, and we’ve been bringing that autumn magic into our classroom all week long.

Our little learners have been busy exploring everything fall leaves again this week. From collecting and sorting leaves by color and shape, to using them in art projects, we’ve been combining nature, creativity, and learning in all the best ways.

This week we dove into the colorful world of autumn with two delightful books: We’re Going on a Leaf Hunt by Steve Metzger and The Leaf Thief by Alice Hemming. These books sparked lots of curiosity and conversation.

In We’re Going on a Leaf Hunt, the children went on a pretend adventure through forests, over mountains, and across steams in search of beautiful fall leaves — much like our playground leaf hunts. This book helped us learn about sequencing, vocabulary, and following directions, all while having fun with some of the predictability of the text. Try and take a nature walk with your Ladybug this weekend, and ask them about the different leaves they see. You might just find yourselves going on your own leaf hunt!

The Leaf Thief gave us lots of giggles, as we followed a very confused squirrel, who was convinced that someone was stealing his leaves! This story sparked great conversation about the changing seasons, why leaves fall, and how nature prepares for winter.

Our fall-themed activities and centers helped us to strengthen important skills like observation, fine motor development, early literacy, and science discovery — all while having fun!

The sensory table was a big hit, filled with colorful leaves, acorns, dried corn kernels, and sensory alphabet. All loved scooping, sorting, and exploring textures, while strengthening fine motor skills and engaging the senses. We were encouraged to seek out the letters in our own names.

At the art table, we had the option to express ourselves through free choice art, or a fun name recognition activity — finding and decorating our names using real corn kernels! We also opened up the easel this week, and our little Picassos created beautiful seasonal masterpieces with paint. Large tree and leaf stencils were also available!

We added some new fall-themed books to our library corner, encouraging cozy read-alongs and independent “reading” time with friends.

In our dramatic play area, we whipped up some delicious fall treats — from apple pies to other warm treats — letting our imaginations shine. We also dressed up as princesses and fire people.

We introduced Magna-Tiles this week, and all LOVED building! We explored shapes, symmetry, and structure, while working together to design creative buildings and sculptures.

While I was away attending fall conferences, Miss Jenn, Miss Mary (Tuesday), and Miss Debbie (Wednesday) stepped in and brought so much fun, creativity, and learning to the classroom. It was such a treat for the children — and for me too, knowing they were in such great hands.

Fall really seems to be a wonderful springboard for talking about Science, so Miss Jenn brought some exciting science magic to our week! The children all had a blast with hands-on experiments like:

Sink or Float - making predictions and testing fall objects to see what would happen in water.

Dancing Popcorn - watching popcorn kernels bounce in water with Alka-Seltzer.

Fall Leaf Art - using coffee filters, markers, and pipettes to create beautiful and colorful leaves, while exploring how colors blend and spread.

These activities sparked curiosity, encouraged observation and critical thinking, and of course, gave our Ladybugs a chance to get creative and have fun!

We’re so grateful for the extra hands and hearts in our classroom this week. Be sure to ask your Ladybug which experiment was their favorite — they’ll love telling you all about it!

I truly enjoyed meeting with each of you during our conferences. Thank you for taking the time to connect, and for sharing your amazing Ladybugs with me. It’s a joy to partner with you on this journey! Also, thank you to the conference fairy for the sweet surprise! :)

In Chapel with Pastor Lee, we learned more about how to grow closer to God by following three simple but powerful rules:

1. Do Good

2. Do no harm (Don’t hurt)

3. Love God

He talked about how these guiding rules help us to build strong, loving relationships — with our families, friends, and everyone around us. It’s truly beautiful to watch our Ladybug’s hearts grow, along with their minds, as we nurture the whole child — spiritually, emotionally, and socially.

Our time with Miss Vicki is always a favorite! All had a blast using a colorful stretchy band during music and movement. All worked together to twist, turn, stretch, and move at different speeds — fast, slow, and in between! Activities like this are not only fun, but help develop rhythm, coordination, and teamwork in such an engaging way.

Many of our Ladybugs have probably come home singing all (or parts) of our prayer song, so I’m adding it here so they can continue practicing it at home. We always start our prayer with, “in Jesus’ name we pray…,” and then sing our prayer song.

It’s been another joyful, hands-on week, full of seasonal inspiration and discovery. We love seeing the children grow, create, and play through these carefully planned activities — and can’t wait for more fall fun to come. Next week — PUMPKINS!

Picture Day is next week- We will have our pictures taken on Tuesday and Wednesday around 9:30, before we head to the playground!

MINI PUMPKINS - We have all pumpkins ready to go for our MWF Ladybugs, but have not yet received all for our TH class. Please be sure to send in a mini pumpkin on Tuesday if your Ladybug hasn’t brought one in already.

Looking Ahead: Halloween will be here soon! Our MWF Ladybugs will celebrate on Wednesday., October 29th and TH Ladybugs will celebrate on Thursday, the 30th. We will have a short parade with the Frog class at 9:30. Parents will need to help with costumes at 9:15, and are encouraged to stay for the “parade” and take pictures. After our parade, we will have a party in the classroom. More details coming soon :)

Have a fantastic weekend! We hope you are enjoying all the fun fall activities with your little ones.

Miss Lisa, Miss Phoenix, and Miss Jenn

Fall Leaves Fun

This week we explored the wonderful world of Fall leaves. We all had so much fun learning about the changing colors of the leaves and why they fall from trees.

One of the highlights of our week was reading the beautiful story of Leaf Man, by Lois Ehlert. This imaginative book inspired us to look at leaves in a whole new way — as parts of animals, people, and things blowing in the wind! After reading the story, we each got to create our own Leaf Man using real leaves and googly eyes. We loved designing our own unique leaf characters, just like in the book.

Our centers were full of hands-on, seasonal fun.

In our sensory bin, we explored Fall textures — soft faux leaves, plastic smooth leaves, squishy stuffed pumpkins, hay, and little fall acorns. We loved shaking the acorns to hear the seeds inside. It was so fun feeling all of the different materials and discovering what Fall feels like.

At our art tables, we created beautiful Fall leaf sun catchers, painted with leaves, made colorful leaves using pipe cleaners and beads, made stickers, and used paint dabbers to make colorful leaves. It was so fun to explore textures and colors while being creative.

In our reading center, we filled the baskets with stories all about Fall and leaves. We enjoyed cozy story times and exploring books during center time.

In our home center, we cooked up some pretend Fall treats — perfect for a cool Autumn day. Lots of imagination and teamwork happened here!

We also used our fun “apple” tree from last week, and added leaves this week. We stuck on different kinds of leaves — some were soft, others smooth or glittery, and rough. It was a great way to explore different textures and learn about how leaves change in the Fall.

We were so excited to introduce Lego Duplo blocks this week. They were a big hit, and sparked lots of building and creative play.

We had our first fire drill this week, and all did amazing! We listened for the bell, stopped what we were doing, lined up quietly using our hugs and bubbles, safely made it down the stairs, and gathered next to the tree on the other side of the parking lot. We were incredibly proud of all of them. Since we practiced fire safety this week, we ended our week with firefighter costumes in the dress-up/imaginative play center on Friday. The children had a blast pretending to be real-life heros. We will be keeping these out next week as well, since our T/H friends didn’t get a chance to play with them.

We got to enjoy a special treat this week. Josie’s mom brought in caterpillars to observe. We all loved using our magnifying glasses to look into their enclosure and watch them eating the carrot tops! They got so plump in only a few short days! Thank you to Josie’s mom for such a wonderful experience!

We had a wonderful time in chapel this week with Pastor Kristin. She was so fun and engaging. We learned all about Noah and the ark, and enjoyed special new songs and movement activities. Music and Movement with Ms. Vicki was also so fun! Our Wednesday’s and Thursday’s are super packed days!

Next Tuesday and Wednesday we have conferences. I’m looking forward to seeing all of you, and will email you this weekend with confirmation of your conference time.

Wishing you a wonderful weekend with your sweet Ladybugs!

Miss Lisa, Miss Phoenix, and Miss Jenn

Apples, Apples Everywhere!

This short week was all about apples. We learned about the parts of the apple - skin, flesh, stem, leaf and seeds. We read that apple seeds are also called pips! So funny! We discovered that if you cut the apple’s top off (horizontally), there is a star inside, and if cut vertically, it doesn’t look the same. The seeds are more easily accessible when cut vertically, and we counted how many were in our apples. All apples have ten or less pips.

We made apple trees using our hands as the trunk and branches, actual leaves to paint the leaves on the trees, and the apples we cut to stamp apples onto our trees. We played an apple pass game during our circle time, pinned the “apples” pom poms onto our apple tree, used hole punches to add worm holes to our apples for counting and fine motor skills. This was difficult, but we did it! Our apple theme extended into our dramatic play area, where we pretended to be chefs and baked apple pies. Our cinnamon oat sensory table this week included pie tins, foam apples, and felt apple toppings.

The most exciting activity was making our own applesauce! All of the children used Montessori knives to help cut apple slices into small pieces to add to our pot. It was a challenging task that required good fine motor control, but we saw that some of our Ladybugs must be practicing their sous-chef skills at home. They were so proud to be able to help! We read our recipe, added some water and cinnamon, and set the Insta-Pot for 8 minutes. The hardest part was waiting for it to cool, so that we could try it! Almost every Ladybug gave it a taste. Some gave it a thumbs up and gobbled it up, and some said “thumbs down” and threw it out. We told them we were just glad they were brave enough to try something different.

We had a blast using the parachute to move with the tempo of the music with Miss Vicki this week! Pastor Brad brought his favorite “stuffy,” Baby Yoda, for everyone to hug, and also shared his special cross that his daughter had given him, showing us both the importance of hugs and love.

We would love to paint pumpkins with the class, so we’d like to request that you send a small “pie pumpkin” — they are usually about 6” — with your child by October 19th. Thank you!

I look forward to meeting with you at conference time on October 14th and 15th. Ladybug conferences will be held in the Disciple Room off of Ascension Hall. You will need to ring the bell to come in at that time, but I will try to be on the lookout. There is also a direct entrance into the disciple room to the left of the church front doors, if you’d like to wait there.

REMEMBER:

Announced Fire Drill on October 6th and 7th.

There will be a substitute with the class during conferences on Tuesday, October 14th, and Wednesday, October 15th.

School will be CLOSED on Friday, October 17th.

Picture Day will be on Tuesday, October 21st, and Wednesday, October 22nd, with family pictures on Saturday the 25th.

Send a pie pumpkin to school by October 19th.

The Halloween parade will be on Wednesday, October 29th and 30th. Parents will need to help with costumes.

Have a wonderful weekend with your sweet Ladybugs!

Miss Lisa, Miss Phoenix, and Miss Jennifer

Our Five Senses, Names, and Fine Motor Skills on Fire

Tissue Paper Painting

We’ve had such an exciting two weeks exploring the world through our five senses. We engaged in hands-on experiences that helped bring the learning to life. We popped popcorn, which engaged all five senses. We explored our sense of taste, by trying foods with different flavors - sweet, salty, bitter, sour, and savory. In addition to smelling the healthy foods we tried in class, and in our snack packs, our sensory oat table this week was scented with cinnamon, and some of our paints smelled like grapes and oranges. We used our sense of hearing while chewing/biting our foods, by finding the sound matches to our shaker eggs, and by listening to songs of varying tempos. Through art and sensory play, we touched a variety of textures - smooth, rough, hard, soft, bumpy, prickly, creamy and sticky. Each activity was filled with discovery, curiosity, and lots of fun!

Cinnamon Oats Sensory Play

We had so much fun exploring our senses and creativity through two wonderful books: Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Bill Martin Jr. and Eric Carle, and Beautiful Oops! by Barney Saltzberg.

Brown Bear, Brown Bear helped us to practice using our sense of sight, as we followed a colorful journey through animals and patterns. The repetitive text also supported language development and prediction skills, which the children really enjoyed. We used stick puppets to show our understanding as we were reading, played book picture matching, and a memory game. We also played Brown Bear, Simon Says outside on the balance beam, which utilized our gross motor skills. We made brown bears out of paper bags, and got adventurous with a process art activity - making collage art just like Eric Carle! Our fine motor skills were on fire!

Beautiful Oops! taught us that mistakes are okay, and can turn into something creative. It helps us to feel brave by trying new things, even if we mess up. We learned to use our imagination, keep going, and not worry about it being perfect. It showed us that every “oops” can be something beautiful!

We’ve also been focusing on our names. Most of the Ladybugs recognize their written names, but learning to spell it, and identifying the individual letters, is the next level skill we will be learning. When we came back from recess earlier in the week, we all had to find our names, and that’s where we sat for snack. We also had to identify our names when our process art was set up for the next step. It was very exciting to all — to both see and find our names.

Name finding SUCCESS!!

We were lucky to have such beautiful weather this week, and we all made the most of it! We had a blast exploring all of the new outdoor activities - walking across the balance beam (learning that our arms can help us to balance), launching rockets into the sky, playing in the sandbox, “making food” in the play kitchen, raking leaves, zooming down the slides, and going on imaginative adventures aboard the “pirate ship.” It was a joyful week full of movement, creativity, and sunshine!

We can balance!

We all had a wonderful time at Chapel this week with Pastor Lee. We talked about the rules within our classrooms, and then were introduced to God’s rules: Do good, Don’t hurt, and Stay in love with God. We all caught the light of Jesus, and put it in our hearts to share with the world!

Jesus is in our hearts!

In music and movement with Miss Vicki this week, we sang songs, listened to different tempos of music while using rhythm sticks, and moved our bodies. We are definitely settling into our new Wednesday and Thursday routines. These days are such fun-filled - and busy - days!

Getting ready for Music and Movement with Miss Vicki!

Next week we will start exploring all things Fall!

Sign-ups for conferences are listed below.

MWF Ladybugs- https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E0A4EAAA928A4FB6-59016565-copy

T/Th Ladybugs- https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E0A4EAAA928A4FB6-59016547-copy

Here are some additional events coming up in October:

October 2 & 3 - Fall Break - Preschool closed

October 6 & 7 - Announced fire drill

October 14 & 15 - Parent/Teacher Conferences

October 17 - Professional Development for Teachers - Preschool CLOSED for students!

October 21 & 22 - Fall photos

October 29 and 30 - Ladybugs & Frogs Halloween Parade- stay to watch our quick parade around Ascension Hall at 9:15. Parents will need to help with costumes. Ladybugs will celebrate with a party in our classroom after the parade.

Have a fun-filled weekend with your sweet Ladybugs!

Miss Lisa, Miss Phoenix, and Miss Jenn

I Have 5 Senses

This week we have been learning about our five senses. We explored books on each of the senses, and discovered that certain experiences allow us to use more than one of our senses. Air-popping popcorn, provided a multi-sensory experience, that engaged all of our five senses: the sight of kernels rapidly transforming and expanding, the distinct sound of popping that built anticipation, the warm, toasty aroma that stimulated appetite, the light, crisp texture felt when handled or bitten, and the subtly sweet, nutty flavor that satisfied our palates. This combination created a unique and memorable sensory experience, even without the added oils and flavorings.

YUM! Air-Popped Popcorn - A Multi-Sensory Experience!

Since tasting is a multi-sensory process that goes beyond the tongue, we got to do a taste test, and talked about the taste buds. While the taste buds detect the basic tastes - sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and savory - our other senses play essential roles in shaping the full experience. Sight influences our expectations through color and presentation. Smell works closely with taste, as aroma enhances flavor perception. Touch contributes through texture and temperature, while even hearing - such as the crunch of a crisp food - can affect how we perceive freshness. Together, these senses helped us to identify and enjoy the wide variety of flavors we tried. We tried sweet apples, sour lemons, salty pretzels (two types), bitter chocolate, and savory cheese. The favorite in both Ladybug classes was the dark chocolate. I realized that I was really nice when choosing dark chocolate kisses, and not the baking chocolates, so no wonder they liked the special dark treat the most. An extension center also allowed whomever wanted to try some additional foods, the opportunity to talk further about flavors and likes/dislikes/surprises. We loved how all that we did together allowed us to experience flavors in a more meaningful and memorable way.

Another Tasty Multi-Sensory Experience!

Our centers this week were also focused on our multi-sensory experience. In the art center, we were able to take off our shoes and socks, and feel various textures. We compared and contrasted each item’s different feature, and then got to create a work of art using those materials (although not the ones that touched our little feet). The sensory bin included different varieties of pastas, and little hard figures, that we got to sort by color. I added a seek-and-find center, which was definitely a challenge to our little eyes, but some friends did find some pictures and hidden objects. The dramatic play center and blocks were also available, in addition to the reading center (where we could create a social story using magnet people).

Our Multi-Sensory Art using feathers, pipe cleaners, crinkle grass, beans, craft sticks, and more!

So many of us are finding our names at the door all by ourselves now! We are definitely feeling more confident, and know the routine. Everyone has a job to do each week: line leader, door holder, caboose, weather helper, etc, and are becoming experts. Our class jobs will rotate weekly so that everyone gets a turn to do each job. We practiced walking down the hallway to the big bathrooms this week, in order to prepare for walking down for our new specials. We are doing wonderful with keeping our bodies safe, and using hugs and bubbles while walking. We were a bit nervous with the bigger bathrooms, but did great. All seemed excited (and maybe a bit timid) to begin our new specials.

We had our first Chapel with Pastor Lee. He told us a story, taught us about lighting the candles to show that God is with us always, and had us each catch the light so that we are forever able to carry it with us. We sang, “This Little Light of Mine” at the end, and were encouraged to go out and share our light with others.

We also had our first music class with Miss Vicki. Everyone was very engaged, and loved singing, dancing, and being introduced to the rhythm sticks and new stretchy band. Stretchy bands are particularly useful for teaching rhythmic concepts, spatial awareness, and teamwork, allowing us to work together to create visual patterns and sounds synchronized with music. Miss Vicki also read a story about feelings, that was set to a song.

Music and Movement with Miss Vicki

You will be receiving an email with a link to sign up for our Fall Conferences. Fall Conferences will be held on October 14th and 15th. If these dates don’t work with your schedule, we will need to arrange an alternate time to meet.

We should be having a fire drill sometime during the week of the 29th. Miss Shelly will just use a bell to keep things very calm - no loud alarm to scare us. We will just be practicing how to line up and go to our safe spot outside quickly.

Enjoy the weekend with your sweet Ladybugs!

Miss Lisa, Miss Phoenix, and Miss Jennifer

All About Me

So much has happened in just one short week! We have been learning all about our friends (what colors, foods, animals, etc. that everyone likes), and about ourselves (our bodies, our families, our likes, etc). We created our self-portraits this week, with the help of Mat Man. Creating our Mat Man was a fun way to learn about our body parts, in addition to body awareness. We really enjoyed putting together our silly Mat Man, which utilized various craft items. Our portraits came out amazing, and will be shared during family conferences.

The Original Mat Man

MWF Mat Man Mike

TH Mat Man Bob

We added some centers this week that went along with our body parts and awareness learning. We made Potato Heads using a spinner that chose the part of the body we added, and talked about parts of the body. We touched some on our five senses this week, and used our sense of touch in the sensory bin with having to find the pieces within the beans to make a Potato Head. We used fun hand tongs to grab the pieces, and the Ladybugs even challenged themselves to clean up the beans that fell on the floor, using the tongs. What a great way to strengthen those fine motor skills.

We used our bodies to climb, run, dig, and play on the playground. The weather was absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sending us in shoes that allowed us to be more active! As the weather cools, please ensure that a coat is provided.

Everyone is getting so good at following our new school routines and learning to be kind friends. We are so proud of our Ladybugs! In the morning, we have been successfully moving our name ladybug spots to the big ladybug on the door, before going to wash our hands. We are becoming excellent safe walkers. We are holding onto the railing, going both down and up the steps in our line, to/from the playground. We have been so proud of them, as the stairs are both long and steep. We have also learned our routines for transitions, taking things to/from cubbies, and washing hands prior to snack. So much to learn, but we are smart kids. We can ALL do hard things.

Next week we will be learning about our five senses. Because I want all to fully experience their senses, we will be having popcorn, and some other various fruits and food items. I am aware of all documented allergies, but if there’s something specific you would like your child to not have, please let me know.

We will beginning Chapel time and Music and Movement as well next week.

This week’s reminders :)

1. We are a NUT FREE and SESAME FREE classroom! Please check labels to make sure snacks do not contain nuts or sesame. Also, we can not know what exactly is in any homemade, unpackaged treats, so please save those for home.

2. Please check your child’s cubby daily for papers.

3. Check out our photos posted on the website! Use the password CCP-2025-26 to enter the parent portal and find the class albums.

4. Please have all Ladybugs use the stairs, and NOT play on the steep hill next to the stairs. We know (and understand) the temptation over how fun the hill looks to roll, run, or climb down, but we care so much about their safety even when not in our care, and would love your help to reinforce what we have been teaching them about safety.

5. Our shirt/donation fundraiser is coming to a close, so make sure to head to the weekly CCP blog for the QR code.

We hope you have a wonderful weekend. Please feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns you may have. We are here to support both our Ladybugs and our parents.

Miss Lisa, Miss Phoenix, and Miss Jennifer

Our First Week as Ladybugs

Hello Parents! Welcome to our blog. Every Friday I will be updating you on what we have been doing in class, and sharing some pictures from our week.

We had a great time getting to know each other during our small group visitations on Wednesday & Thursday of last week. Everyone was so excited to see ALL of their friends, new and old, when we came together on Tuesday & Wednesday. We started our week by reading “Our Class as a FAMILY,” and talked a lot about what makes us a school family. Most of you completed and sent in the All about Me page for your child, which went into our special book. Everyone loved sharing about themselves, and what makes them unique. We completed two art projects this week. We made “classroom family” bracelets, where each bead represented different positive character traits. Each class also helped to create their unique class mascot, the ladybug, where each spot was creatively made by them.

We explored the classroom centers, read other books, sang songs, and played. We began learning the classroom routines for entering the classroom, cleaning up, coming to circle, and walking in our line to the playground. We were happy to have nice weather to enjoy the playground! Please remember to put on sunscreen and/or bug spray in the morning before school! Our playground is very sunny.

Our Monday/Wednesday/Friday Class Family

Our Tuesday/Thursday Class Family

During center time we used stickers and crayons to strengthen those fine motor skills in the art center. We also opened up the block center, dress up, and dramatic play centers. The block center, dress up, and dramatic play were VERY popular spots!

A couple of reminders:

Please label EVERYTHING, especially water bottles. When you arrive at school, water bottles go in the carriers on top of the cubbies, so that we can bring them into the classroom.

Please have your child wear shoes that will not slip off when they are running on the playground, preferably sneakers. The mulch does not feel good when it gets into shoes.

We will be adjusting our schedule somewhat to break up the center times into two sections, so circle time will begin promptly at 9am.

We had so much fun meeting everyone and seeing each precious personality begin to shine! We're looking forward to a wonderful year of fun and learning with your beautiful children. Thank you so much for the support you have shown us during this first week! We truly appreciate the donations we have received, small gifts, and all the kind words.

Have a wonderful weekend!

Miss Lisa, Miss Phoenix, and Miss Jennifer

Dinosaurs

It was a very exciting week! Everyone loves dinosaurs!!!! We read about the different types of dinosaurs and learned some lived on land, some in the air, and some in the water. We also learned that sharp-tooth dinos ate meat and plant-eaters had flat teeth, and dinosaurs hatch from eggs. Some of our friends are dino experts and even taught the teachers some of the dinosaur names. There were big vocabulary words being used by our Ladybugs this week, too- paleontologist, fossil, and extinct.

In one of our activities, we used paintbrushes to delicately brush the sand away to find the dinosaurs just like the paleontologists do! It took lots of patience and restraint to do it gently.

We worked on finding the letters in our names while we created a stegosaurus, and we gave him bones. Our new tiny glue bottles give us better control, but we’ve found we really need to use our hand muscles to squeeze that glue out!

It was really funny learning that a dinosaur’s footprint was SO big that we could ALL stand in it together!!!

Because there is so much to learn about dinosaurs and everyone loves them so much, we are going to continue our dinosaur unit next week. We will be doing some fun science experiments and adding some math dinosaur games.

Don’t forget you can sign up for a conference by using the following link:

MWF Class: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e0a4eaaa928a4fb6-march2#/

T/Th Class: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e0a4eaaa928a4fb6-march3#/

We will be closed on those days (March 13 & 14) so that we have time to speak to you about your marvelous children. We prefer that your child not be present during this time as it can be hard to have a productive conversation with them present. You may want to plan with another parent to watch each others’ children on our playground while one parent goes in for a conference. Thank you for your understanding.

And one last reminder- Please try to be prompt for dropoff & pickup! Some days we have very little time to have our morning greetings meeting before we head out of the room for another activity & we hate to start without all of our friends present. At the end of the day, the teachers have to clean up the classroom & sometimes have meetings when school ends. Our class schedules are currently:

MWF class- 9:10-12:10 Monday & Friday and 9:10-1:00pm on Wednesday

T/Th class- 9:10-12:10 on Tuesday and 9:10-1:00pm on Thursday

Thank you so much for your cooperation :)

We wish you a sunny & happy weekend!!

Miss Sue, Miss Jennifer & Miss Beth