We had so much fun in March learning about the color yellow, gardens, insects & spiders, shapes, plants, and we even celebrated Dr. Suess’ birthday.
April will be even more fun as we embrace spring (even though all this pollen stinks). We're learning about rain, frogs, flowers, and feet! The letters this month are Jj and Ss.
April is going to be a very busy month!
• I appreciate it so much when you…
• You are really improving at…
• It's OK. We all make mistakes.
• Thank you for…
• You made a good decision.
• You worked really hard on that!
• Now you're getting the hang of it!
• You are an excellent helper.
• That's your best effort yet!
• What do you think about…?
• Have a terrific day!
• I am proud of you for doing your best.
Dad Jokes
What's the angriest vegetable? A steamed carrot!
Why did the Easter egg hide? He was a little chicken!
How do you know a rabbit is in a good mood? He’s hoppy.
Upcoming Events
Spring Break: April 7-11
Parent Picnic: Friday, April 11th 12-1230
Spring Pictures: Tuesday, April 15th
Friday, April 18th: EGGstranvagant Egg Hunt (with EGGstraordinary Grandparents)!
Big Bubble Recipe (It works, I promise!)
When you think of bubbles, you think of a watery solution that provides hours of fun. Let’s throw some sugar in the mix and you have one unique craft. Wait, did I just say sugar? I sure did!
WHAT YOU WILL NEED TO MAKE HOMEMADE BUBBLES USING SUGAR:
HOW TO MAKE HOMEMADE BUBBLES USING SUGAR:
1. Mix all ingredients and stir gently until the sugar is dissolved.
2. Pour the solution into a container and use bubble wands to blow huge bubbles! Repeat as many times as necessary!
Store any unused bubble solution in an airtight container for future use. In this craft, the sugar slows down the water evaporation, which keeps the bubbles from drying out so fast. Of course, this doesn’t apply if the bubble hits the ground, so make it into a game and see who can keep their bubbles afloat the longest!
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