head start newsletter, december 2011

Desert Room News! The Desert room has been very busy preparing for Christmas! Our class tree is up and twinkling. The students have been making wonderful decorations and hanging them on our tree. We are continuing with our study of letters and numbers. In the month of December we will also be learning about snow in science, opposites in math, cutting and gluing, and waiting for our turn and sharing in social emotional development. The friends in the Desert class welcome Namo and Chloe each Thursday. Who is Namo and Chloe you may be asking yourself? Well, Namo is a classroom grandma and Chloe is her dog. Each Thursday they come and read a story in our class! Chloe is dressed as a different character each week that goes along with the letter of the week. The students’ love seeing her and talking about her costumes! Another visitor we have in our classroom this month is Judy the elf. Judy is visiting us from the North Pole. She brought along a great book, Elf on the Shelf. Each day Judy sits somewhere in the classroom and watches the children. At night she flies back to the North Pole and reports back to Santa. The next day she is in a new spot in the classroom. The Desert friends have been having lots of fun whispering to Judy what they would like for Christmas hoping that she will pass the word onto Santa! Please feel free to pop in any time to see Judy for yourself and read her fun book! Thank you for sharing your children with us! We love seeing their smiles and watching their knowledge grow every day! We hope that your holiday season is filled with happiness and joy. Love, Ms. Emily Ms. Heidi The Desert Friends Sweetwater County School District #1 In November… Fun, Sharing and Safety The month of November was busy. Preparing and performing the Fall Program kept the teachers and children busy for the beginning of the month. All who attended enjoyed the singing, dancing and hard work of the children and teachers. Clifford the Big Red Dog visited Head Start on November 17 th in honor of Love of Reading Week. He was a hit with the children. If you missed the Friendship Feast on November 22 nd you missed a great beginning to the holiday season. The staff worked hard to provide a fantastic meal for students and family members. Thanks go especially to Stacy Moore, the Food Service Coordinator, and Maria Mortensen, the Health/Nutrition Services Manager, for the excellent food. On Wednesday, November 30 th , Head Start hosted “Contain Your Brain”. The event was sponsored by the Sweetwater County Brain Injury Support Group to emphasize the importance of wearing a helmet while bicycling to prevent brain injury. Children were provided free bicycle helmets that were measured and properly fitted to their heads. Parents received safety training from Kathy Kirlin that night. Smiles and safety during “Contain Your Brain” helmet give away with Kathy Kirlin.

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Sweetwater County School District #1 Head Start Newsletter for December 2011

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DesertRoomNews!

TheDesertroomhasbeenverybusypreparingforChristmas!Ourclasstreeisupandtwinkling.Thestudentshavebeenmakingwonderfuldecorationsandhangingthemonourtree.

Wearecontinuingwithourstudyoflettersandnumbers.InthemonthofDecemberwewillalsobelearningaboutsnowinscience,oppositesinmath,cuttingandgluing,andwaitingforourturnandsharinginsocialemotionaldevelopment.

ThefriendsintheDesertclasswelcomeNamoandChloeeachThursday.WhoisNamoandChloeyoumaybeaskingyourself?Well,NamoisaclassroomgrandmaandChloeisherdog.EachThursdaytheycomeandreadastoryinourclass!Chloeisdressedasadifferentcharactereachweekthatgoesalongwiththeletteroftheweek.Thestudents’loveseeingherandtalkingabouthercostumes!

AnothervisitorwehaveinourclassroomthismonthisJudytheelf.JudyisvisitingusfromtheNorthPole.Shebroughtalongagreatbook,ElfontheShelf.EachdayJudysitssomewhereintheclassroomandwatchesthechildren.AtnightshefliesbacktotheNorthPoleandreportsbacktoSanta.Thenextdaysheisinanewspotintheclassroom.TheDesertfriendshavebeenhavinglotsoffunwhisperingtoJudywhattheywouldlikeforChristmashopingthatshewillpassthewordontoSanta!PleasefeelfreetopopinanytimetoseeJudyforyourselfandreadherfunbook!

Thankyouforsharingyourchildrenwithus!Weloveseeingtheirsmilesandwatchingtheirknowledgegroweveryday!Wehopethatyourholidayseasonisfilledwithhappinessandjoy.

Love,Ms.EmilyMs.HeidiTheDesertFriends

SweetwaterCountySchoolDistrict#1

In November… Fun, Sharing and Safety The month of November was busy. Preparing

and performing the Fall Program kept the teachers and children busy for the beginning of the month. All who attended enjoyed the singing, dancing and hard work of the children and teachers.

Clifford the Big Red Dog visited Head Start on November 17th in honor of Love of Reading Week. He was a hit with the children.

If you missed the Friendship Feast on November 22nd you missed a great beginning to the holiday season. The staff worked hard to provide a fantastic meal for students and family members. Thanks go especially to Stacy Moore, the Food Service Coordinator, and Maria Mortensen, the Health/Nutrition Services Manager, for the excellent food.

On Wednesday, November 30th, Head Start hosted “Contain Your Brain”. The event was sponsored by the Sweetwater County Brain Injury Support Group to emphasize the importance of wearing a helmet while bicycling to prevent brain injury. Children were provided free bicycle helmets that were measured and properly fitted to their heads. Parents received safety training from Kathy Kirlin that night.

Smiles and safety during “Contain Your Brain” helmet give away with Kathy Kirlin.

Head Start parents and children learn about helmet safety.

SweetwaterCountySchoolDistrict#1HeadStartP.O.Box1089625AhsayAvenueRockSprings,WY82902

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