December 2012
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday












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3
Theme:
Winter & Mittens
Letter X
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5
6
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8
We are learning Silent Night in ASL, ask you child to show what they know.
Look for “popcorn words”
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10
Theme:
Polar Express & Gingerbread Man
Letter C
11
Sight Words
are
at
but
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13
Show & Tell
Something from far away. Souvenir from a vacation, gift from a foreign country, or postcard from another state.
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15
Count ornaments on your Christmas tree
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17
Theme:
Christmas & Santa
Review
18
Christmas Party
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20
No Preschool
due to wedding
(I will use a day from August or I can add a Friday in January)
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22
Practice writing the alphabet.
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24
No School
Winter Break



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No School
Winter Break
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No School
Winter Break
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31
No School
Winter Break





Preschool Resumes on January 3rd



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