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    The newsletter discusses activities that children engaged in to learn about different houses, languages, and cultures around the world. The children created houses from different countries and learned about the meanings of "race." They also mixed colors to make "World Cupcakes" and said hello in different languages while traveling around the world. Upcoming events are noted such as a rock and roll party, field trip, and program to continue learning about the world. The newsletter encourages reducing garbage and recycling to be kind to the earth.

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    The newsletter discusses activities that children engaged in to learn about different houses, languages, and cultures around the world. The children created houses from different countries and learned about the meanings of "race." They also mixed colors to make "World Cupcakes" and said hello in different languages while traveling around the world. Upcoming events are noted such as a rock and roll party, field trip, and program to continue learning about the world. The newsletter encourages reducing garbage and recycling to be kind to the earth.

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    Newsletter April 13 2012

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    The newsletter discusses activities that children engaged in to learn about different houses, languages, and cultures around the world. The children created houses from different countries and learned about the meanings of "race." They also mixed colors to make "World Cupcakes" and said hello in different languages while traveling around the world. Upcoming events are noted such as a rock and roll party, field trip, and program to continue learning about the world. The newsletter encourages reducing garbage and recycling to be kind to the earth.

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    Hooray for the World!

    13 2012 April 13, 2012 Newsletter


    People live in many different kinds of houses on our earth! Come by and see the houses that your children created and the stories that go along with the houses around the world. The children discussed the meaning of the word, race. The first instinct was to talk about winning a race but they now know that there are two meanings of the word race. We discussed the meaning of the human race and what it means to being a part of this world that we share with others. We also went around the world saying hello in different languages. In Cooks Nook, the children mixed up blue and green cake batter to make World CupcakesYum! Important To Know:
    April 14: WPO Rock & Roll party April 23: Field Trip to the Woodland Discovery Park at Shelby Farms April 27: Spirit Day May 2: Come around the World with Me Program! 9:00 Woodland Library

    Hooray for PK!

    Walk Lightly on the Earth!

    Our save the earth tip for this week is to cut down on the amount of garbage we make. We recycle in our classroom and the children are constantly checking their snack and lunch containers for the recycling symbol! The children are learning how to make the earth smile!

    This is my house

    Learning about our world is fun!


    Mrs. Smythe and Mrs. Lucchesi

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