Thank you to all of our parents that came to our cooking with parents training on Tuesday night this week. A special thank you to April Kemp for putting the training on. Everyone had such a great time learning some new, healthy recipes, as well as learning ways to include their children in cooking.
Our kids got to enjoy a delicious strawberry rhubarb pastry Ms. Monika made today. She used the rhubarb from our garden that Ms. Ann has been working so hard on this Summer. It was delicious, and the kids loved it!
Our two year old class had so much fun tie-dye painting today. They got to pick out their colors for each section, and then helped Ms. Abby squirt the paint onto the shirt. We're excited to see how they turn out once they've dried!
This afternoon Ms. Ann and some of our four year olds planted some potatoes in our garden. The kids got to put the potatoes in the pot, cover the potatoes, with dirt, and then water them. Ms. Ann talked to them about how they will eventually grow into more potatoes. Ms. Monika will eventually use the potatoes in the meals that she cooks for the kids.
Just as a good reminder to all of our parents, here is our school's illness policy, which includes when we require parents to pick up children, as well as how long children need to stay home before returning to school. We thank you for helping us keep all of the kids in our school healthy and safe! Summit County Preschool Illness Policy Welcome new parents to Summit County Preschool! The illness policy is a part of the Parent Handbook, but we are giving you this “cheat sheet” as an easy reference in case you have questions if your child becomes ill. If your child becomes ill at SCP, you will be called and asked to retrieve your child. We will keep your child as comfortable as possible but
Happy Fourth of July from Summit County Preschool! It was so fun seeing everyone at the parade today! Check out some of our pictures below. Also pictured is a fun and festive snack Ms. Monika made for the kids on Wednesday.
