Hello, Families!

Here it is July!  The summer is quickly passing us by.  We are doing our best to make the most of the summer days.  Learning is always happening at our school.  June was full of fun activities.  Graduations, Fun with Fathers, and the start of water play are just a few of our highlights!

Now that it is July, we will continue to have fun in the summer sun!  We hope everyone is enjoying all the pictures they get with the Links2Home app.

Summer days are nice and long.  Sometimes as parents, that can make bedtime hard.  I found this poem you might enjoy.  Happy summer!

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Special Days in July

• 1st: Patriotic Day: Wear Red, White and Blue
• 4th: Independence Day: Chesterbrook is Closed
• 5th: A Visit from an Ice Cream Truck
• 7th: Chocolate Day
• 8th: Vacation Shirt Day: Wear a shirt you got on Vacation
• 12th: A Visit from an Ice Cream Truck
• 12th: Bike Day: Bring Bikes, Trikes, and Helmets
• 13th: Wacky Wednesday: The Wackiest Class with win a pizza party
• 14th: Island Day: It’s a Beach Party Day
• 15th: Cow Appreciation Day: Wear black and white
• 19th: A Visit from the Ice Cream Truck
• 20th: Moon Day
• 21st: Pretend it’s your Birthday Day
• 22nd: A Visit from a Storyteller
• 25th: Culinarian’s Day: What will we make today?
• 25th: Bake Sale
• 26th: A visit from the Ice Cream Truck
• 26th: Aunt and Uncle Day: We will invite our Aunts and Uncles to come and read to us today
• 29th: Be a rock Star: Dress as a rock star today

Reminders

• Please be sure to wash your child’s hands upon entry into the classroom.  We want to do our best to keep germs at bay!
• Please be sure all schedule changes have been approved by the office.
• Please sign your child in and out each day; the sheets are located in the foyer outside of the office.
• Please do not leave your vehicles running while you are inside the building.

Education Connection

Introducing Democracy & Patriotism to Preschoolers

July, 2016   |   Topics: Citizens of the World, Scientific Exploration

The Fourth of July and election season are upon us, and political communications are becoming more and more present in our lives. Your child probably has begun to notice campaign stickers, television commercials, and news coverage about the election. He might already be asking questions such as, “Who is the[.....]
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