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Center-Wide Fall Newsletter 2024October 14, 2024 - 8:55 pm
Winter NewsletterJanuary 7, 2025 - 4:56 pm
March Newsletter: Happy St. Patrick’s Day!March 12, 2024 - 1:22 pm
Infant/Toddler Newsletter July 2023
Lots of bugs have settled in our Infant/Toddler World! Read about our summer bug schedule, important dates coming up this month, Infant/Toddler Milestones and all announcements and updates in this month’s newsletter.
KidzStuff Alameda News: May 2023
This month, our friends will acquire important skills that will enhance their cognitive, math, fine motor, sensory and language development skills. We will do experiments that are only possible on Earth! For this nvestigation, we are asking for the following donations: • Glow in the dark stars • Orange solo cups (STEM activity) • Large boxes • Star cookie cutters…
March KidzStuff News: Infant, Toddler & Twos!
Spring is Just Around the Corner! Don’t be surprised if your child’s thumb starts turning green! As a member of the InvestiGators Club, your child will learn all about what plants do for us and what we can do to grow healthy plants.
March KidzStuff News: Pre-Schoolers
The InvestiGators will be learning how trees, fruit, vegetables, and flowers grow and how the food we eat gets from the farm to the grocery store. March is also National Reading Month, our pre-k 3 & 4 year old friends will be assigned a book a week…
January Newsletter, 2023
We appreciate all your referrals for new families, keep them coming! We are working to employ new people to meet the demand of new families. If you know of someone who loves children and is looking to become a classroom aid in a childcare center, please have them give us a call to set up an interview.
December Newsletter
Winter is almost here! Our friends have been doing a great job learning how to button and zipper their coats. It is important for all children to be dressed appropriately for the outdoors and dismissal in the cold and wet weather…