November Newsletter

1. As we focus on giving this month, we are collecting hats and gloves for the children in need at Family Promise. Donations
can be put in the box labeled in the classroom and we would like to see each family donate at least one item.
This month we will also be meeting for conferences from November 16-20. There is a sign-up sheet or if there is not a time
that works well for you, please contact your child’s teacher to arrange a time that works best. Also, please remember to
watch your speed as you are driving through Kendal to drop-off or pick-up your child. The speed limit is 20 mph.
I hope to see you at our Thanksgiving lunch on Tuesday, November 24 at 11am!
Welcome and have a great month, Jeni Hoover
Welcome
Hayden
and Milo!
Upcoming Dates:
November 5 – Birds Visit Library
November 6 – Closed Teacher In-service
November 9 – New Cycle – Tuition Due
November 10 – Eli Trip to Children’s Museum
November 11 – Swimming
November 12 – Gingerbread cookies in Langston
November 23 – New Cycle – Tuition Due
November 24 – Thanksgiving Lunch with families
November 25 – Swimming
November 26 & 27 – Closed for Thanksgiving
December 24 & 25 Closed for Christmas
Reminder: Don’t forget to send your child with a hooded
towel for swimming dates. This makes it much easier to
walk back and forth to the pool and reduces falls.
Tuesday, November 24 – You are invited to join us for a
Thanksgiving lunch that the children will prepare at
11am.
November 2015 Newsletter
Healthy Tidbit for the Month:
In today’s society we eat and eat and eat. Let’s try to
help teach good eating habits by teaching our children
its ok to be full and still have food on your plate.
Challenge this Month:
Let your child be done eating when they are full and
there is still food on their plate.
Kendal Intergenerational News:
Our campfire and s’mores was a success. Thank
you to everyone that came out. Next month we are
going to meet in the Langston Café at 3:30pm on
Thursday, November 12, for gingerbread cookies
and a story.
Please join us!
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2. From the KELC Teachers:
From the Classroom:
It’s hard to believe that we are entering November. November and December are our busier months
that are filled with lots of fun learning. This month we are visiting the Children’s Museum for our ELI
program field trip. We will be learning about community helpers while we are there, especially architects.
Children will have an opportunity to design and build during the field trip.
We also have our Thanksgiving feast coming up in a few weeks on Tuesday, November 24, which we
hope you can attend. The children will be making the food for the lunch.
In the classroom we are also talking about being thankful, being good friends, and the changes that
are occurring outside because it is fall. The teachers have also been busy gathering information to share with
you at our fall conferences about your child and their progress.
As the holidays approach, we will have a sign-up sheet for children attending during the Christmas
holidays. Please make sure to sign-up if your child will be here. We teachers also like to spend time with
family during the holidays, so this allows us to take vacation time based on what our attendance will be while
we still meet state ratios.
Have a great month, Sara, Karen, Mary, Robin, and Macie
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