December Newsletter
A Note From Our Principal:
The holiday season is a time to celebrate community, diversity, and the universal joy of giving. Our school is very diverse this year and this gives our children a great opportunity to learn about traditions observed around the world by learning different traditions, singing songs, making art, tasting seasonal treats, and so much more! We’ll be sending additional information in the coming weeks via Links 2 Home. As always, thank you for allowing us to teach and care for your children.
Sincerely,
Rukina Contractor
Holiday Giving:
Our annual holiday giving initiative is a way for students to spread cheer this holiday season while developing an appreciation for what they have, showing gratitude towards others, and seeing the positive impact of their actions. This year, we are collecting donations for the CHOP- PJ Drive. Thank you for your generosity in helping others in need.
Cubby Refresh:
Please make sure to refresh the spare clothing in your child’s cubby. Take home anything that no longer fits and leave a spare set of well-fitting, weather-appropriate clothes, including a winter hat and gloves.
Important Dates:
December 9th – PJ Day for CHOP
December 14th – Festive Sweater Day
December 16- Little Caesars Fundraiser Ends
December 20- Polar Express Pajama Day
December 21- Classroom Holiday Parties
December 23 – School closes at 12 pm
December 26 – School closed for holiday
December 30 – School closes at 3pm, end of month folders go home
January 2 – School closed for holiday
New On Our Preschool Blog:
The Gift of Giving: Teaching Students the Importance
of Generosity and Compassion
The holidays are a wonderful time of year for many reasons. We enjoy spending this time with our students as we reflect on the past year, learn about different traditions, and give back to those in need. Our annual holiday giving initiative is a way for students to build the important foundation of generosity and compassion. Through these events, they develop an appreciation for what they have, show gratitude towards others, and see the positive impact of their actions. It brings a smile to our faces to see our students get so excited to lend a helping hand. Toy Drive for St. Christopher’s Hospital, Pajama Drives and donation for Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and other community events.
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December Newsletter
A Note From Our Principal:
The holiday season is a time to celebrate community, diversity, and the universal joy of giving. Our school is very diverse this year and this gives our children a great opportunity to learn about traditions observed around the world by learning different traditions, singing songs, making art, tasting seasonal treats, and so much more! We’ll be sending additional information in the coming weeks via Links 2 Home. As always, thank you for allowing us to teach and care for your children.
Holiday Giving:
Our annual holiday giving initiative is a way for students to spread cheer this holiday season while developing an appreciation for what they have, showing gratitude towards others, and seeing the positive impact of their actions. This year, we are collecting donations for the CHOP- PJ Drive. Thank you for your generosity in helping others in need.
Please make sure to refresh the spare clothing in your child’s cubby. Take home anything that no longer fits and leave a spare set of well-fitting, weather-appropriate clothes, including a winter hat and gloves.
Important Dates:
December 9th – PJ Day for CHOP
December 30 – School closes at 3pm, end of month folders go home
New On Our Preschool Blog:
The Gift of Giving: Teaching Students the Importance
of Generosity and Compassion
The holidays are a wonderful time of year for many reasons. We enjoy spending this time with our students as we reflect on the past year, learn about different traditions, and give back to those in need. Our annual holiday giving initiative is a way for students to build the important foundation of generosity and compassion. Through these events, they develop an appreciation for what they have, show gratitude towards others, and see the positive impact of their actions. It brings a smile to our faces to see our students get so excited to lend a helping hand. Toy Drive for St. Christopher’s Hospital, Pajama Drives and donation for Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and other community events.