Wee Saints Preschool

Sunday, 16 October 2016

CARE FOR OUR COMMON HOME

Letter Gg Day!

Senses Theme

Thank you God for my sense of smell

and taste.

4 Year Old Field Trip

Friday

See you at

Rondriso Farms!

Sunday, 2 October 2016

LETTER Ee DAY!!

Thank you God for my ears that hear!

CELEBRATING FALL

Sunday, 11 September 2016

CARE FOR OUR COMMON HOME

Monday & Tuesday

LETTER Cc DAY!

I AM SPECIAL THEME CONTINUES

APPLE TIME FUN!!

Saturday, 27 August 2016

CARE FOR OUR COMMON HOME

Welcome Everyone!

Tuesday September 6th & Thursday September 8th

3 Year Old Preschool

9-10:30

Wednesday September 7th

4 Year Old Preschool

9-10:30

Friday September 9th

9-11:30

PREPARING YOUR CHILD FOR PRESCHOOL

Taken from: 5 Tips for Sending Your Preschooler off Successfully on the First Day

1. Prepare your child. Talk about school well before it happens. Start a morning routine and talk to your child about what to expect when they get to school, who will be there, all of the fun things they will do. Excitement is contagious.

2. Let your child know who will be picking them up. Young children sometimes feel like their parent, caregiver might never come back especially if they haven’t been dropped off somewhere before. Reinforce the idea that you will be back after school.

3. When you drop your child off, never sneak away. Tell your child goodbye, and make sure they know you are leaving. If your child doesn’t know that you have left, they soon will and they may feel abandoned.

4. Keep the goodbyes brief. Lingering goodbyes can be confusing for a child. Your child may be upset when you leave, but if you have told them you are going to leave, they should be prepared. Trust that the teacher will comfort an upset child. Most likely, things will calm down once your child becomes involved in an activity. If a parent or caregiver lingers, that –rather than the activity – becomes the focus.

5. Make up a ritual. Rituals can be comforting to preschool-aged children who may have some anxiety about starting school. Come up with a special hug, or blow three kisses before you leave. Perhaps put a kiss in your child’s pocket so that it can be “used” later. Get creative and come up with something that will provide enjoyment and comfort to your child.

The first day, or even the first several days of school can be trying but try to focus on the positive. This is an exciting time for you and your child! Enjoy!