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Congratulations to the James Family! They have been with us since August of 2017. We are so blessed to have you here, and on behalf of Primrose Galleria, we THANK YOU for entrusting us to nurture and grow Marcello and Camila!
Why did your family choose Primrose at the Galleria?
"We chose it because of proximity to our workplace BUT we stayed because we are so happy with the care and education our children are receiving. They enjoy and look forward to school every morning! Outside of Primrose Galleria, we love going on long walks, playing outside, having dance parties and watching movies together."
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Congratulations to Ms. Myers for being selected as our March AOE!
Ms. Myers has been with Primrose Galleria since August 2019, and we are grateful for her continued commitment to nurturing and growing our Preschool children of Primrose School at the Galleria.
Please also join us in wishing her a Happy Birthday this month.
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TUESDAY
Dr. Seuss's Birthday
Dress up as
Thing 1 or Thing 2
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WEDNESDAY
Wear Funky Socks
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THURSDAY
Wear Animal Print
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Reading the Pictures
As the story continues, your child will eventually come to the end of the book and determine an ending for the story. Looking for more ways to incorporate literacy into your little one's routine?
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4 Reasons Why Reading to Babies is Beneficial
Although your baby may not understand every word you say or follow the storyline of each book you share, it's never too early to start reading to your child. Reading to your baby is an excellent way to enhance the strong bond you share.
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5 Tips to Strengthen Early Literacy Skills
As a mother of three girls, it has been interesting to watch each of my daughters develop into a reader and writer at her own pace. I remember my oldest daughter resisting my attempts to teach her how to read before she was in Kindergarten and...
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Saturday, March 13th, 10a.m. to 1 p.m. |
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Unit 7 - What's beneath my feet? |
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The Balanced Learning Way Infant/Toddler What’s Beneath My Feet? (Outside & Inside) Young children seem to be fascinated by surfaces and textures.
In this unit, children use their senses to explore various surfaces that they lay, crawl, or walk on outside and inside.
The children learn about animals and how they move across the surfaces. Be careful not to step on the child frogs, worms, and bugs!
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Young children seem to be fascinated by objects and creatures that they find on the ground. Could this fascination be more prevalent among little ones because they are closer to the ground than adults are, allowing them to see interesting things easier?
In this unit, children learn about various surfaces that they find outdoors such as grass, soil, sand, rocks, and mud. In the land study, children become horticulturists as they manipulate soil and mud, observe flowers, and even pretend to garden.
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In this unit, children learn about various surfaces that they find outdoors such as grass, soil, sand, rocks, and mud. In the land study, children become horticulturists as they manipulate soil and mud, observe flowers, and even pretend to garden.
They explore shapes through a creative puddle activity. The children practice letter formation while exploring sand plates. The added texture exploration during letter formation enhances the learning experience for the children.
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In this unit, children learn about natural resources. In the land study, children become geologists as they examine rocks and learn they are nonliving and used by people in a variety of ways. They also learn the importance of using these Earth materials wisely.
Our character trait for this unit is honesty. Primrose Friend Peanut the pony guides the children in developing an understanding of honesty which leads to the concept of telling the truth.
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In this unit, children learn about natural resources. In the land study, children become geologists as they examine rocks and compare and contrast the characteristics of various kinds of rocks. You may want to invite your friends to the Rock Museum.
Our character trait for this unit is honesty. Primrose Friend Peanut the pony guides the children in developing an understanding of honesty which leads to the concept of telling the truth.
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In this unit, the children learn about landforms. In the land study, children become geologists as they examine the effects of wind and water on the land. They use design thinking to find a way to slow down erosion.
Our character trait for this unit is honesty. Primrose Friend Peanut the pony guides the children in developing an understanding of honesty which leads to the concept of telling the truth.
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Primrose School at the Galleria
website: www.primroseatthegalleria.com
phone: 713.559.8668
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