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- 1. Unit of Inquiry Me油and油My油Classroom Classrooms油are油organized油to油help油us油learn油and油work油together. This油unit油explores足足 *Who油is油in油our油classroom?油油 *Routines油and油systems油that油help油us油learn油and油work油together *Our油responsibilities *Classroom油areas *How油can油we油stay油safe,油healthy油and油happy油within油our油classroom油environment? ion-- Help your child be a risk-taker! Ask this quest play in What area did you play in today and why? Then encourage him/her to friends. new areas--try new things and play with new
- 2. Unit of Inquiry Me油and油You Friendships油enrich油our油lives油 and油require油nurturing油in油 order油to油develop This油unit油explores足足 *How油friends油are油made油and油kept *Why油friends油are油needed *Characteristics油that油help油develop油 healthy油friendships How to extend this at home-- w Discuss with your child what it means to be caring. Talk with your child about ho portant to you. you choo se your friends and why those friends are im
- 3. A Few Other Reminders Help油Your油Child油Be油SUCCESSFUL油at油Snack/Lunch油Time -Pack the food in containers that your child can open and close independently. -Send yogurt in a container that can close. This allows your child to eat some of the yogurt at snack and possibly finish it at lunch. It also prevents a big mess in the lunch box. -Please send water in water bottles. Help油Your油Child油start油their油day油SUCCESSFULLY -Please arrive before 7:30. Your child needs time to unpack his/her backpack, choose a book and write in their journal. -Circle Time starts at 7:30. We ask that parents please depart the classroom before this time. If your child is having a difficult transition (crying and sad) we suggest leaving by 7:20 so that your childs teacher/assistant can help settle him/her before circle time starts. Help油Your油Child油Be油Successful油on油Swimming油Days -Please send your child with shoes that are easy to put on and take off. Also, most importantly--no socks please! :-) Help油Your油Child油Keep油Others油Healthy -We are teaching the EC kids to cover their mouth this way when they cough or sneeze. We call this Do the Elephant.