Monthly Curriculum
Infants
This month’s sign language word is “MILK”. To sign the word “milk,” open and close your hand to resemble milking a cow.
Toddlers
Your child may cry to express their needs, but as your child learns to express himself with language, he will rely less on crying. you can work with your toddler to help build vocabulary they need to communicate wants and needs with words.
Beginner
This month, your child will practice retelling familiar stories in her own words, understand the concept of four, and learn names for types of locations (i.e. beach, park, mountains)
Intermediate
This month, your child will continue using sequence vocabulary (i.e. first, second), name basic shapes, and learn about farms and farm animals.
Pre-K
This month, your child will retell favorite stories, count items in groups to determine which group has more, and distinguish healthy from less healthy foods.
Pre-K II
This month, your child will describe the similarities and differences between two stories, create her own short story and tell it aloud, and identify whether a group of objects is greater than, less than, or equal to another group of objects.
Read Together, Talk Together
The Snowy Day By: Ezra Jack Keats
The Mitten By: Jan Brett
We’re Going on a Bear Hunt By: Micheal Rosen
Illness Policy
Our parents are vital partners in helping us to maintain a safe and healthy environment for the students in our school. The most important thing you can do to assist us in creating a healthy environment is to keep your child home if they are ill. This reduces the spread of illness and allows your child to fully recuperate. Children may not attend school until they have been symptom free for 24 hours if they display any of the following:
- Fever of 100 degrees of more—must be fever free for 24 hours with no fever-reducing medicine before returning to school
- Vomiting, diarrhea or stomach upset
- Heavy nasal discharge requiring wiping every 305 minutes
- Persistent, non-productive or barking cough
- Sore throat
- Skin rash, including diaper rash
- Head lice
- Symptoms of a communicable disease
- Fussy, cranky behavior unlike child’s normal demeanor that may indicate illness
For more information please see our Parent Handbook or reach out to a member of our administrative team.
Important Dates
December 31st – Carrington Closed
January 1st – Carrington Closed
January 15th – Liberian Visit Toddler – Ga Pre-K II
January 21st – Carrington Closed – Staff Development Day
January 22nd – Yankee Candle Fundraiser Starts
January 25th – In & Out Photos- Valentines Pictures Black and White – Sign Up Only
January 28th – Super Bowl Spirit Week Starts – PJ Day / Blessings in a Backpack Fundraiser Starts
January 29th – Super Bowl Spirit – Dress as your favorite book character
January 30th – Super Bowl Spirit – Dress in your wackiest tackiest outfits
January 31st – Super Bowl Spirit – Crazy hair day
February 1st – Super Bowl Spirit – Wear your favorite jersey/football wear
From Our Education Department
January, 2019
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Topics: Language & Literacy
As children begin the toddler stage, they respond to familiar words by shouting, gesturing or reaching for objects. As their language skills develop, their babbles evolve into a mix of real and made-up words and phrases. They learn to express their needs and wants with language and rely less on[.....]
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January 2019 Newsletter
Monthly Curriculum
Infants
This month’s sign language word is “MILK”. To sign the word “milk,” open and close your hand to resemble milking a cow.
Toddlers
Your child may cry to express their needs, but as your child learns to express himself with language, he will rely less on crying. you can work with your toddler to help build vocabulary they need to communicate wants and needs with words.
Beginner
This month, your child will practice retelling familiar stories in her own words, understand the concept of four, and learn names for types of locations (i.e. beach, park, mountains)
Intermediate
This month, your child will continue using sequence vocabulary (i.e. first, second), name basic shapes, and learn about farms and farm animals.
Pre-K
This month, your child will retell favorite stories, count items in groups to determine which group has more, and distinguish healthy from less healthy foods.
Pre-K II
This month, your child will describe the similarities and differences between two stories, create her own short story and tell it aloud, and identify whether a group of objects is greater than, less than, or equal to another group of objects.
Read Together, Talk Together
The Snowy Day By: Ezra Jack Keats
The Mitten By: Jan Brett
We’re Going on a Bear Hunt By: Micheal Rosen
Illness Policy
Our parents are vital partners in helping us to maintain a safe and healthy environment for the students in our school. The most important thing you can do to assist us in creating a healthy environment is to keep your child home if they are ill. This reduces the spread of illness and allows your child to fully recuperate. Children may not attend school until they have been symptom free for 24 hours if they display any of the following:
For more information please see our Parent Handbook or reach out to a member of our administrative team.
Important Dates
December 31st – Carrington Closed
January 1st – Carrington Closed
January 15th – Liberian Visit Toddler – Ga Pre-K II
January 21st – Carrington Closed – Staff Development Day
January 22nd – Yankee Candle Fundraiser Starts
January 25th – In & Out Photos- Valentines Pictures Black and White – Sign Up Only
January 28th – Super Bowl Spirit Week Starts – PJ Day / Blessings in a Backpack Fundraiser Starts
January 29th – Super Bowl Spirit – Dress as your favorite book character
January 30th – Super Bowl Spirit – Dress in your wackiest tackiest outfits
January 31st – Super Bowl Spirit – Crazy hair day
February 1st – Super Bowl Spirit – Wear your favorite jersey/football wear
From Our Education Department
5 Ways to Boost Your Toddler’s Language Development
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