
By now you are probably hearing some songs we sing at school. Mainly our Thank You song. This is a song we sing daily in sign language before we eat snack. Our snack helper helps set up snack, then we seat the children and ask them to keep their hands in their laps until everyone is sitting down together. We then lead the children in the Thank You song. One of the lesson's this teaches the children is to be considerate of the other children and also to be grateful. Often times we hear "I want a white one" or "I don't like that." We understand if someone has a real dislike for chocolate or can't eat a specific food, but sometimes we have to say "You get what you get and you don't throw a fit" or "Take a bite to be polite". Children understand when someone says they don't like the snack they have brought to school and feelings can be hurt. I make rhymes often so they can remember rules and by December other children will remind another..."You get what you get and you don't throw a fit." Being grateful for things we have is a learned thing that too often children go with out learning. Sheila and I work hard to talk to them about treating our toys, pencils and all of the friends at Wee World with respect.


Remember to check out the tabs for the newsletter, snack calendars, and lunch menu's for the month. October's newsletter will be the last hard copy I send out. We have a big group and to save on paper, I will add it to the blog monthly. It will always be out on the first. Snack calendars and lunch menu's will come home also unless you would like to print them off of the blog. Sorry if there was confusion about he first extended day of preschool for the Frog class. I just thought it would be less confusing having it start on a Monday rather than a Friday. The blog will be updated weekly and monthly with all the new items under the appropriate tabs for you to download and print off. You can sign up to get notifications on the right side under Followers. Every time it is updated you will get a notification in you e-mail.
Have a great weekend and enjoy our beautiful fall weather.
Shelly