Well let me tell you, this school is full of Holiday bustle. Between making gifts, practicing songs for Holiday Performances and decorating the classrooms, we have all kinds of wonderful activities going on. Wait until you see your gifts,  they are the best.

Make sure you read your child’s December newsletter. It is chock full of dates and information for activities during the month.

There will be PJ parties, Polar Express Days, color days, letter days and learning about Hanukkah, Candy canes, reindeer, gingerbread and many more topics. It is a fun time to be in preschool (although it’s always fun being in preschool)!

Let me remind you of our Holiday shows. They will take place on Tuesday 12/19 and Wednesday 12/20 from 9-10am. Please look at your child’s invitation that came home this week, to see which day their class’ show is.

We have received a few gift cards for the Nashua Children’s Home. If you are able to contribute for a child’s Holiday gift please send in a gift card by Friday December 15. Teachers will be bringing the gift cards over to the NCH that day and we would like to contribute as much as we can.Thank you for anything you can do.

Registration forms went home this week and are due back by Monday December 18. After this time, registration will be open to the public. Please keep in mind that if your child is going off to Kindergarten and you need after school care, they can join our Discovery program with Miss Chrissy. Just fill out the registration form and circle which days you think they will be coming. This can be changed once school starts .We would love to see the children back at our school for afternoons.

We are in need of refreshments and goodies for the Holiday shows. If you would like to bring in some Holiday baked goods, please let me or your child’s teacher know and you can just bring them in the morning of the show.

The staff of CWG-WWS truly wishes you a very Happy Holiday Season and a wonderful 2018.  We so love and enjoy your children and all of you and look forward to seeing you in the New Year.

Warm regards,

Chris