Hello everyone! I hope that you are all doing well. We had a fun and busy week at Jack and Jill; we are very proud of how much the children are learning and supporting one another in the classroom! This week's letter of the week was D, next week we will be learning the letter E. Thankyou to everyone who has donated to the food drive so far. Here is a look at what we did throughout the week.   The art table- This week the class made fall leaf sun catchers, used glue and torn t

Good Evening Families,   November is off to a good start in Older Preschool. It is always exciting when all the centers change! We had our first parent volunteer today, thank you Sandra (Leandro's Mom) for coming in. We all loved having you and thank you for your help! If you want to volunteer in the classroom make sure to check in with Mrs. Lay.  We had one of our former students, who is now in 1st grade come in to read to our class on Monday. He read Elephant and Piggie: I

Hi Everyone,   November is Literacy Month at Jack and Jill! We are working as a class on active listening. This enables children to develop vocabulary, comprehension and language skills. These important communication skills are the building blocks of literacy and learning. As Literacy Month kicks off, please try to ask your child some questions about the stories you are reading together at home.    Our Reading Street book this week was another book from our Transportation Uni

Hello Families, We hope everyone had a great Halloween! How in the world is it already November?! CRAZY! We had another fun week in Older Preschool. Our Tuesday/Thursday group had a visit from Police Officer Ware who works in Attleboro. We had so much fun learning all about her job and seeing the police car. Our next letter of the week is F . Here is a look at our centers...   Art : squished pain Jack-O-Lanterns, Cauldron with bubble paint and cotton ball ghosts Easel : Hallo

Hello!   We had a great week at school. The children were very busy in the classroom. Our Community Helper on Tuesday was Officer Ware from the Attleboro Police Department. She spoke to the children about her job as a Police Officer. She brought the children outside where her police cruiser was parked on our playground. We saw the blue lights, heard sirens, got to sit in the back and even learned what is kept in the trunk of the police car.    Our Reading Street book was Wynk

Hello everyone, I hope that you all had a fun filled Halloween! This week we enjoyed many holiday themed activities in class and even carved our own pumpkin! This week our letter of the week was C, next week we will be talking about the letter D. We loved seeing everyone's show and tell items from home, and the children were so glad to talk about their items with the class. Here is a look at what we did in class this week!   The art table- here the class painted and decorated