Dear Parents,

Thank you all for helping our school celebrate Earth Day last month. Together students at our school planted a garden, released ladybugs and enjoyed a presentation from the Wildlands Conservancy. Celebrating Earth Day as a community provides our teachers with many opportunities to relate science, math and literacy concepts to everyday life. As we move into May, we are getting our classrooms ready for a summer of additional enrichment for our preschool students and summer camp for our school-age students. We can’t wait to spend summer with you and your children and hope you’ll join us at the family activities we have planned this month!

Summer Camp

We are gearing up for another summer of fun and learning. For our preschool students the summer camp curriculum is an extension of Links to Learning. We bring in special visitors and add special enhancements and activities to each classroom. School-age children will go on field trips, play games, explore STEAM learning concepts and have the opportunity to expand their interests. Please sign up at the front desk.

Thank you and have a great week!

Sincerely,
Michele Somishka
Principal

FROM THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT:

5 Benefits of Gardening with Your Child

May, 2019   |   Topics: Language & Literacy, Mathematical Thinking, Social-Emotional Learning, Wellness

Are you planting this season? If so, enlist your child’s help. Children are inherently fascinated with nature and will love getting their hands dirty! Gardening is a meaningful activity for children of all ages. Aside from being a lot of fun, research shows that gardening has a profound influence on[.....]
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