Miss Debbie’s 3/19/2021 Red Robin Preschool Newsletter

We learned that “Tt” stands for “Tons of fun”! This week was a very busy week. We started off “Tt” week by coloring tigers with orange crayons and placing them on our tremendous classroom “Tt”. We also learned all about leprechauns and decorated a pot of gold to help us celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. We were told that leprechauns can be very tricky. On Wednesday (St. Patrick’s Day) we came into our classroom and there was a big mess!!! The leprechaun had been in our room when we were sleeping and turned it upside down!!! Our toys were all over, the chairs were all turned over; there were green elf footprints all over the room and lots of gold magic dust on the floor!!! We know this leprechaun did not go to Red Robin Country Day School ever – cause he did not clean up after he played!!! BUT, he did leave us delicious treats! (Lucky Charms-“they’re magically delicious.”

This week we painted paper plates green and turned them into turtles. We also painted our hands green and turned them into toads.

We also had a special visit from Miss Tallulah T. Potts. She taught us all about the proper way to behave at a tea party! She brought special cookies that looked like teddy bears to have as our snack!!! When our “Tea Party” was over it was time to say “Tata for now and Tootles!” “Tt” was a terrific week!

We will be starting to learn about the letter “Uu” next week. We are going to create some unbelievable things. We will also learn all about the upcoming holidays of Passover and Easter. It is going to be an “eggciting” and “eggcellent” week!

We will also celebrate the arrival of Spring!!!

Have a great weekend!

Enjoy the warmer weather!!!

We will also be having an Open House for camp and school this weekend if you or anyone you know is looking for camp or school.

Warmly,

Miss Debbie and Miss Sam

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