Snow days! Dias de nieve!

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This week was really short because of the weather. We had the first snow day of the year.  I hope you and your family enjoyed these days off.  We came back for two days and we spent those days adapting to the routine. We will start our new study on Pets on Tuesday. I found these articles about how to support child development.
Remember we are a team!

Esta semana fue muy corta por la nieve y el hielo. Tuvimos nuestros primeros días de nieve. Espero que disfrutaron estos días con su familia. Estuvimos dos días en la escuela estos días nos adaptamos a la rutina. Empezaremos nuestro estudio en mascotas el martes.  Encontré este articulo acerca como apoyar el desarrollo de su hijo. Recuerde somos un equipo!


https://families.naeyc.org/child-development/listen-talk-answer-support-your-childs-learning

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