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Key Peninsula Co-op: is a parent participation preschool that provides a quality, developmentally appropriate, learning experience for children ages three to five. Through collaboration among teachers, parents, Bates Technical College and the Peninsula School District, it makes available a stand alone classroom at the Vaughn site and an inclusive classroom at the Evergreen site. To find out more about this unique preschool, please give us a call To Register: 253.884.5535
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6.07.2015

Final Teacher Updates for the 2014/2015 year



Final thoughts from our teachers for the school year:

From Teacher Mary, Evergreen:

First off I want to thank you for the wonderful year that I have had.  It has been a joy to work with your children. I am so happy that many of them are returning and I will be excited to see the ones that are off to kindergarten.

Our last day of school is the 10th of June, we will be meeting at the home park for a last day celebration.

For the Month of June we will be studying Sea Life ,their are many wonderful books that are going to be read and many fun activities to go with this unit.

Once again thank you for sharing you children with me.

Miss Mary



From Teacher Kim, Vaughn:

Kindergarten Days – Prepare your child for school J

It can’t be said enough,…on a daily basis you are your child’s first and best teacher.  Every day you help your child increase vocabulary, learn social skills, improve abilities to problem solve, write read and so much more.  Here are a few additional tips – things to add to your daily routine to increase your child’s ability to be successful in school.

Limit Screen Time ~ The period of 3 years to 5 years old is an important period in the brain’s development of cognition (thinking skills) and language development.  Providing a balance between screen time and imaginary play will allow your child to develop mental visualization skills and to daydream, both of which are cornerstones of good reading skills.  Consider the challenge of reading a book or tying to study if you can’t visualize, or picture in your mind what you are reading!

Read to your child daily ~ Be a good role model for your child.  Read for yourself as well as with your child.  Remember, your child wants to be just like you J

Visit the Library on a regular basis ~ This is a great family activity that does not have a high price tag.  Allow your child to select and check out books on a regular basis – even special order books of personal interest!  Using the library teaches responsibility, time management, how to wait for and anticipate an event, and with guidance, helps with impulsivity.

We would also love to see you attend our READY! For Kindergarten classes.  Please see Teacher Kim if you are interested, I can get you the information you need to sign up for a class!

Thank you all so much for this amazing year!  I have enjoyed getting to know your children and you very much!  Thank you for allowing me this time with your child! 

Take Good Care,

Teacher Kim
ENJOY YOUR SUMMER!!!