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Staff

My assistant teachers name is Jennifer. She is wonderful with the children and has a six year old son herself. She works for me full-time and we make a great team, and are always thinking of new things to make the children's program even more exciting and fun for them.

I also have a Substitute that fills in whenever any of us are sick... her name is Shaunna... she has a great backround with children through working at her church nursery, Shaunna is also wonderful with the children. I consider myself "lucky" to have such a wonderful Staff!!!!!!!


Curriuculum

CIRRICULUM USED AT A LIL' DREAMER'S CHILDCARE




( www.mothergoosetime.com)


What is Mother Goose Time?

Mother Goose Time is a professionally planned preschool curriculum that offers monthly packets of theme based hands-on activities and arts and crafts, providing a balance of important preschool skill experiences for 2 1/2 to 5 year old children.


The complete, ready to use, preschool curriculum includes easy to use activity directions, quality materials, time-saving precut projects and much more... all designed to be educational and entertaining for the child, affordable and time-saving for the Child Care provider and informative and reassuring for the parent.


Mother Goose Time curriculum fulfills the Head Start Domain Elements, Standards and Indicator guidelines, and is consistent with the National Association for the Education of Young Children guidelines for curriculum content.



Activities

I am involved in a Cedar Mill Community Library program, where 50 new books are delivered to my doorstep each month! A Library coordinator also comes to my daycare once a month to sit and read stories to the children. We also have activities coordinating with the stories we have read. An example of a fun fingerplay is :

There was a liitle turtle
And he lived in a box
He swam in the puddle
And he climbed on the rock.

He snapped at the mosquito (clap)
He snapped at a bee (clap)
He snapped at a minnow, (clap)
And He snapped at me. (clap)

He caught the mosquito (cup hands)
He caught the bee (cup hands)
He caught the minnow Cup hands)
But he didn't catch me (point to self)

"Very fun! Children love to learn new songs and fingerplays. It is now something that THEY know and can sing on their own. "

www.cedarmill.org/library

When we can throughout the year we will offer classes that are geared towrds the interest of the children and are an affordable rate for parents....



On my playground I have huge covered sandbox, two playhouses, lots of riding toys, a teeter totter, play structure and so much room for children to run, they will be well excercised for the day. We love to play baseball, soccer, follow the leader, obstacle courses ect.... We also do a few camp outs in the backyard during the summer. (over three years) These activities are announced on the monthly newsletter.

We have many monthly activities per month. A favorite is Pajama day (slipping on footed PJ's and having a snuggly day is so much fun), Show and tell is a regular activity twice a month, Holidays and Birthdays are always celebrated. Special Birthdays such as (for example) Elmos was celebrated as well.

We also have a monthly Parent's night out. Parents can have an evening out to themselves and have no worries knowing their children are in their own comfortable childcare environment. The children also get a night of a special dinner, art and movie with popcorn. The hours are from 6:00pm-10:00pm. For a very low cost per child you can paint the town, put your dancing shoes on, get errands done, or relax in a quiet home for a couple of hours. Parent's love this monthly event and children love it to. It beats trying to find a sitter. Activities such as these are just some of the fun we have during the month.

Daily Schedule


7:00-9:00 Breakfast/Free play
9:00-11:15 Circle Time/Art/Outside
11:15-12:15 Wash Hands/Lunch
12:15-3:00 Quiet Time/Naps
3:00-5:00 Snack/Outside/Activity
5:30-6:00 Clean-up/Outside
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Monthy Newsletters & Calendar


June News Letter

July News Letter

November Calendar

November Newsletter

Food Program

I am on the USDA Food program through Northwest Nutrition Services.
www.nwnutritionservice.com
Here is a sample of my weekly menu:


Menus
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Breakfast
Raisin Bran Ceral,
Apple Juice,
& Milk
Toast,
Hashbrowns,
& Milk
Corn Flakes Cereal,
Fruit Cocktail,
& Milk
Pancakes,
Bananas,
& Milk
Kix Cereal,
Applesauce,
& Milk
AM Snack
Biscuits & Milk
Cottage Cheese,
Peaches,
Orange Juice
Apples with
Peanut Butter & Milk
Graham Crackers & Apple juice
Yogurt,
Graham Crackers
& Juice
Lunch
Chicken Sandwich,
Banana,
Veggie soup,
Bread & Milk
Tomato Soup,
Peaches,
Cottage Cheese,
Crackers &Milk
Turkey Sandwiches,
Cranberry Sauce,
Oranges & Milk
Chili, Tator Tots,
Salad, Cornbread,
& Milk
Tuna Casserole,
Peas, Pineapple,
& Milk
PM Snack
Gingerbread & Milk
Cornbread & Milk
Baked Apples & Milk
Pasta & Orange juice
Finger Sandwiches,
Pineapple,
Mango juice





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