Celebrating Friends

There's no better way to celebrate and honor children than to follow their lead in celebrating their individual uniqueness. Today we celebrated BW, CC, JB, and KS's summer birthdays with their friends and it resulted in a day of sharing toys, wearing pajamas, joy, love and finally, enjoying some delicious popsicles after lunch.
We sung Happy Birthday to these friends!















Children discovered "a giant ant on the snail's tail!" and made sure the teachers were not left out of the excitement.
Many children wanted parents to see the giant ant, here it is in all its splendor ready to celebrate along with the children!
Yummy Popsicles!

We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to each of you for sharing your children with us throughout the year.  We have had an Amazing year getting to know you and your children, learning, growing, and sharing in their joy together.  For our friends moving on, we will miss you and wish you all the best on your educational journey.  To our returning friends, we look forward to beginning another year with you in the Fall.  

Have an Amazing afternoon!
Ms. Lena, Ms. Stephanie and Miss Madi


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  1. Genius Kids AcademyJuly 7, 2023 at 12:00 AM

    Praising companions in preschool is a wonderful method for encouraging a feeling of having a place and local area. It shows kids sympathy, graciousness, and the worth of kinships. Through unique exercises, birthday festivities, and appreciation minutes, preschoolers figure out how to love and support each other, making long lasting bonds and developing a positive social climate.

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    1. Genius Kids AcademyJuly 7, 2023 at 12:01 AM

      Praising companions in preschool https://www.genius-kids.us/howell/pre-school/is a wonderful method for encouraging a feeling of having a place and local area. It shows kids sympathy, graciousness, and the worth of kinships. Through unique exercises, birthday festivities, and appreciation minutes, preschoolers figure out how to love and support each other, making long lasting bonds and developing a positive social climate.

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