October is a calmer month now that the children have settled into the program and have become comfortable being here. This will just keep getting better and better.
The attached calendar outlines this month’s lessons and activities. We will be concentrating on the Fall Season, Fire Prevention Week, begin shapes and colors, five senses and of course Halloween. This month also includes some science and language activities.

September is such an exciting month for teachers and children alike.  It’s a month of new beginnings—new surroundings, new friends, new experiences, new skills, and new challenges! To read our full email you can download the pdf or read below.

We are looking forward to having your child participate in our summer camp program which begins  Wednesday, July 6th. On your child’s first day of camp (Wednesday or Thursday) his/her teacher will be sending a note home about water play and what is needed such as bathing suits, towels, change of clothes, and other information that each individual teacher requires.

uch fun in the program as we did in presenting it.  It has been an exciting year for all of us and we thank you for trusting us to care for and educate your children, as we all still struggled through this difficult time of Covid-19.

Our academic year is coming to an end and we are busy making preparations to mark the children’s milestones with special celebrations and activities. Over the next eight weeks we will be concentrating on completing the letters of the alphabet and reviewing lessons learned.  We also have plenty of fun days planned.

Three more weeks and spring will finally be here.  We have a very busy month ahead of us with
Dr. Seuss’ Birthday, a favorite author of ours, St. Patrick’s Day, the arrival of spring and many other fun activities including our Science Fridays. This month we will continue the letters of the alphabet.  Other topics for the month include rhyming, St. Patrick’s Day fun, and Spring Crafts. The change in weather in March as well as the arrival of spring will lead to all kinds of science lessons that the children love to do.  

Three more weeks and spring will finally be here.  We have a very busy month ahead of us with
Dr. Seuss’ Birthday, a favorite author of ours, St. Patrick’s Day, the arrival of spring and many other fun activities including our Science Fridays. This month we will continue the letters of the alphabet.  Other topics for the month include rhyming, St. Patrick’s Day fun, and Spring Crafts. The change in weather in March as well as the arrival of spring will lead to all kinds of science lessons that the children love to do.  

At Discovering Me Nursery School February is a month of feelings and love. At school we will focus on teaching the children to love, respect, and care for one another. This month we will continue our emphasis on the letters of the alphabet—sight and sound recognition. Our lessons will incorporate Black History Month, Ground Hog Day, Chinese New Year, Lincoln’s & Washington’s Birthday, President’s Day and Valentine’s crafts. February is also Dental Health Month so we will have lessons on dental health and possibly a visit from the dentist.

Well, we made it through the holidays! We hope every family had a wonderful time and we wish the best for you in the New Year. The staff and I would like to thank you for the many gifts and cards we received. Each and every one was special. January is a busy month at school. This month’s topics include a review of shapes, colors & numbers, the start of our study of the letters of the alphabet (keep an eye out for special letter days!), Martin Luther King, Jr., arctic animals and winter activities and special concepts.  

We hope everyone enjoyed Thanksgiving. Now it’s on to our Winter Holidays —Hanukkah, Christmas & Kwanzaa. That means there’s lots of seasonal festivities and fun in our classroom! This month will be an exciting time for your child. During the coming weeks, we will continue our number lessons; learn about customs and traditions of holiday celebrations as well as the start of winter. Your child will bring home projects, crafts, decorations and wonderful stories to share with you. Don’t forget to ask your child about Science Fridays.