Miss Lori’s 2/5/2021 Red Robin Preschool Newsletter

Dear Families,

Due to the snowstorm this week, we will continue to learn about the letter “Pp” throughout next week. When we come back to school from our winter break, we will move on to the letter “Qq”. All of the boys and girls were so excited to talk about their snow days and about what they did! It sounds like many of our friends made snowmen, and several of our friends went sleigh riding too! I’m so happy to hear that the boys and girls were able to get out and enjoy the snow!!!

Our class is counting down the minutes until they eat the yummy pancakes Miss Sheryl has made. We smelled them in our class all the way from the kitchen! Pajama Day is always a class favorite! Everyone looks so comfy and cozy in their pajamas! Miss Sheryl read us the story about a little boy named Mortimer who doesn’t like to go to sleep. She taught us a special song to sing at bedtime. (Miss Sheryl apologizes in advance!) The book is entitled Mortimer by Robert Munsch. In honor of this fun day we read If You Give A Pig A Pancake by Laura Numeroff and Curious George Makes Pancakes by Margaret and H.A. Reys. These books were a hit with our class!

I hope you enjoy the Animals in Winter book that has come home. During the next week and a half we will discuss President George Washington and President Abraham Lincoln. We will also make something special for Valentine’s Day! Next Friday, February 12^th, we will have a Valentine’s Day party. Please feel free to send in a store bought peanut and tree nut free snack. Please also remember, lollipops are not allowed. If you would like to send in Valentine’s Day cards, we have a total of 17 friends in our class.

We are looking forward to Super Bowl Friday!

Enjoy the weekend playing in the snow and enjoy the game! Hope your team wins!!!

Warmly,

Miss Lori and Miss Kristine

P.S. Our winter break begins Monday, February 15^th –Friday, February 19^th. School will reopen on Monday, February 22^nd.

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