WELCOME TO PRESCHOOL!
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Registration for Fall 2025 now open!!!
Click the apple thought bubble on the left to get a registration packet; or stop by the school during normal operating hours to pick one up! You can also call the school and schedule a tour! 509-328-2002
Special Announcement:
It is with sad hearts that we inform you that Mrs. Briggs’ mother, Mrs. Tammy Bassett, long-time owner of the preschool, has passed. Following in her footsteps, guided by her example, we will continue to bring quality fun and education to the young children, trusted to our care. Thank you.
Goin' To The Zoo
Dear Parents,
You are invited to visit your child's music class for a Zoo Music program.
Date: Thursday, March 27th (Tues./Thurs. class)
Friday, March 28th (Mon/Wed/Fri class)
(Children who attend 5 days per week will be in both programs)
Please note:
There will be NO regular classes these days; Only our programs.
You should arrive, with your child a few minutes before their scheduled time.
Mrs. LeCouix 9:00 am to 9:35
Mrs. “A” 9:45 am to 10:25
Mrs. Atchison 10:30 am to 11:05
What to bring:
ONE DOZEN COOKIES/TREATS - Must be store sealed & packaged!!
PLEASE, REMEMBER: NO NUT PRODUCTS (this would include peanut butter cookies) and please avoid the bakery style cupcakes with 2” of frosting on them, thank you.
Please, bring the cookies to school with you the morning of your visit, and give them to one of our teachers.
For those parents who are working, the visit and refreshments will take approximately 40 minutes. If you are working and are unable to attend, please find friend or relative to take your place. It is important that each child have someone there.
Sincerely,
Your Preschool Staff
Spring Break MARCH 31st - APRIL 4th
Zoo Unit Feb. 19th – March 28th
Upcoming events:
March 27/28:
Spring Music program for parents (no regular classes these days)
March 31 through April 4th
NO SCHOOL Spring Break
Dear Parents,
Going to the Zoo, introduces the children to a variety of both familiar and exotic animals. Through pictures, stories, films and activities, the children will learn to recognize these animals and learn some of their characteristics. Animals are presented in folktales, and in poetry as well as in a factual manner. Creative expression is provided by music, art, and physical activities.
The animals children are most familiar with are mammals. This unit gives the children a basic understanding of other groups as well as characteristics that distinguish each group from other classes of animals, such as reptiles and amphibians.
SOME BOOKS USED IN THIS UNIT
Caps For Sale by Slobokin - a monkey story
A Zoo for Mister Muster by Arnold Lobel
There's a Hippopotamus Under My Bed by M. Thaler
Little Gorilla by Ruth Bornstein
At the Zoo
Animals of Australia
Chickens aren't the only ones
Shape Shifters
The Baby Animal Book
The Emperor's Egg
Giraffes Can't Dance
Animals that live in trees
Bats at the beach
What do you do with a tail like this?
Baby Animal Stories by National Geographic
Thanks,
Your preschool staff
A note about snacks:
Snack Time: Children will have snack time at 10:25 each morning. Each child provides their own snack and water bottle. It helps with “picky eaters” and allergy concerns, as well as for any families with specific dietary needs or preferences.
PLEASE, label your child’s water bottles and snack bags, with their first and last names! They get carried room to room and are often accidently left behind and then our staff has trouble getting them back to the right child. We also have several that are similar and that can create confusion.
Even though each child is bringing their own snack, please, do not bring snacks containing any kind of NUT/PEANUT. As careful as we are, the oils can still be spread around and get to any child who may have an allergy. This includes, almond oil, (watch the fruit snacks) and peanut oil. And some cheese crackers have peanut flour in them! Please read ingredient labels! Snacks with labels that say “may contain” or “processed in a facility” are ok.
Snacks should be simple and nutritious.
We suggest:
Vegetable/Fruit (slices), Granola Bars (nut free), Muffins or Sweet breads (watch for nuts & toppings),Crackers, Fruit rollups, Cheese, Fruit Snacks, applesauce cups, yogurt push-ups (like go-gurt). Please: No sweet cookies, cake, candy, or ice cream except for celebrating birthdays.
(stay tuned for updates!)
PRESCHOOL CALENDAR FOR 2024-2025 a work in progress!
(more dates may be added throughout the school year
and changes may be made)
August 29
Meet your teacher day. Times will be sent with the letter in Aug.
September 3
First Day of school for TTH and 5-day children
September 4
First day of school MWF
September 26/27
Parents music visit (no regular classes these days)
October 17/18
Fall Festival Days -for the students only (not parents)
October 23/24
Individual School Photos
October 31/Nov. 1
Halloween music program (no regular classes these days)
November 11
NO SCHOOL Veteran's Day
November 27/28/29
NO SCHOOL Thanksgiving Holiday
December 19/20
Christmas Music program (no regular classes these days)
December 23 through January 3
NO SCHOOL Christmas/winter break
January 6/7
Back to school
January 20
NO SCHOOL Martin Luther King Jr. Day
February 12/13
Valentine Parties
February 14
NO SCHOOL Snow/Wind Storm Make-up day MWF
February 17
NO SCHOOL President's Day
February 18
NO SCHOOL Snow/Wind Storm Make-up day TTH
March 27/28
Spring Music program for parents (no regular classes these days)
March 31 through April 4th
NO SCHOOL Spring Break
May 20/21
Last days of Classes
May 22/23
End of year PROGRAM AND PARTY (no regular classes these days)
May 26 Memorial Day Have a great summer!
DATES WILL BE ADDED OR CHANGED THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR FOR SPECIAL EVENTS ETC.
509-328-2002
