

To celebrate and respect Canada Day, we will read books and learn all about our country; such as national animal, our flag, about the capital city, learn to sing our national anthem and know about the significance of Canada Day.
We will introduce the names of provinces and territories in Canada. We will talk about and show them Canadian money especially nickel that has the impression of Beaver which is our national animal.
For craft, children will

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LESSON PLAN FOR THE MONTH In summer months most of our learning happens while playing, for example, children learn a lot about underwater sea creatures read related books and watch the video. This is when the spider is seen most we try to catch the moment and talk about different kinds of spiders which they get to see when they go outside to play. Hence our formal learning takes a slower pace but does continue with older children who are doing advance academics such as math and reading. |
OUTERWEAR & NEWSLETTER DELIVERY ANNOUNCEMENTS
NEWSLETTER DELIVERY:
As part of our best practice, we will forward a copy of the newsletter to all parents electronically. Copies of all our newsletters are also available on our website should parents want to revisit any of the past issues.
WEATHER CHANGE
A quick reminder for all parents that as the weather is now changing to warmer days it is crucial that children wear the right kind of shoes and bring a sun hat. Some of the children still struggle to wear rain boots while going outside. In warmer temperatures, rain boots are not comfortable as children can’t run and play wearing these boots. We also request parents to send sunscreen. We will only use the sunscreen provided by the parents due to an allergy issue. You know the best lotion that works for your child.
Finally, we thank parents for their continuous support to us by speaking positive about Beyond Care and sharing their firsthand experience with family and friends. It means a lot to us. We believe our growth and reputation so much depend upon the word of mouth from our existing parents. Thank you again! |