Welcome To Ms. Beaudrie's Fantastic Four Preschool Class
Dear Preschool Families,
I am delighted to welcome you and your child to preschool. I am looking forward to an exciting year filled with much growth, fun and hands-on learning. My wish is to instill a positive love for learning that will last a lifetime. There is nothing more rewarding than seeing their faces light up when they learn something new.
I want to take this opportunity to introduce myself. I am a graduate of Western Michigan University with a Bachelors of Science degree in Elementary Education. I have minors in French, Math, Science, and Early Childhood Education. I have taught preschool for 15 years and am excited to begin my fifth year with Monroe Catholic Elementary School. I am a mother of five beautiful children. I have three girls’ ages 18, 17, 14 and two boys who are 13 and 9. They keep me busy but I love it! In my spare time, I enjoy reading, going on walks, watching movies, shopping and spending time with my kids.
In order to know your child better and to help guide my teaching, I am asking for your help. Please fill out the attached questionnaire about your child. This will help me get to know your child as a person, learner, and thinker. Please turn in this questionnaire by Friday, August 24th.
I will be using our classroom website as an extra form of communication. I will post our weekly newsletters and any other upcoming events. You can also check the bulletin board outside our classroom door and your child's folder for important information.
It is my goal to ensure your child’s preschool experience is full of growth academically, spiritually, and socially. Always remember that learning is a continuous process and change is a part of growth. Therefore, learning is open to meet the needs of each child.
Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns. It is so important to keep communication open between us and I would love to talk whenever you feel the need. I look forward to a great year together!
Sincerely,
Amy Beaudrie
I am delighted to welcome you and your child to preschool. I am looking forward to an exciting year filled with much growth, fun and hands-on learning. My wish is to instill a positive love for learning that will last a lifetime. There is nothing more rewarding than seeing their faces light up when they learn something new.
I want to take this opportunity to introduce myself. I am a graduate of Western Michigan University with a Bachelors of Science degree in Elementary Education. I have minors in French, Math, Science, and Early Childhood Education. I have taught preschool for 15 years and am excited to begin my fifth year with Monroe Catholic Elementary School. I am a mother of five beautiful children. I have three girls’ ages 18, 17, 14 and two boys who are 13 and 9. They keep me busy but I love it! In my spare time, I enjoy reading, going on walks, watching movies, shopping and spending time with my kids.
In order to know your child better and to help guide my teaching, I am asking for your help. Please fill out the attached questionnaire about your child. This will help me get to know your child as a person, learner, and thinker. Please turn in this questionnaire by Friday, August 24th.
I will be using our classroom website as an extra form of communication. I will post our weekly newsletters and any other upcoming events. You can also check the bulletin board outside our classroom door and your child's folder for important information.
It is my goal to ensure your child’s preschool experience is full of growth academically, spiritually, and socially. Always remember that learning is a continuous process and change is a part of growth. Therefore, learning is open to meet the needs of each child.
Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns. It is so important to keep communication open between us and I would love to talk whenever you feel the need. I look forward to a great year together!
Sincerely,
Amy Beaudrie
Important Information:
Birthday Treats:
The health and safety of our Monroe Catholic School students is our top priority. Due to the impact sugary snacks have on the health and behavior of our students, along with the sensitivity/severity of several types of allergies on both our St. Michael and St. John Campuses, edible birthday treats cannot be passed out at school this year.
Students that would like to bring in birthday treats for their classmates may share something that is non-edible such as pencils, stickers, small toys, etc. Edible birthday treats have too much of an impact on our school day and will be sent home if they are sent to school. We want our children to feel special on their big day but believe we can achieve this through non-edible treats and other special attention in their classroom. Thank you for your cooperation, understanding and attention to this policy.
- Just a friendly reminder that Morning Assembly begins in the gym at 7:45. This is the start of the school day. Please do your best to have your children to school by 7:40, so that they do not distract others in our class from the Morning Assembly.
- Please wear our preschool shirts on Tuesdays for gym.
- Dearborn Ham orders are due December 10th.
- We will shop at Santa's Secret Shop on Thursday, December 13th. Please return envelopes by Thursday if you would like your child to participate.
- Dearborn Ham orders can be picked up on December 18th from 12-5:30 pm.
- Our Advent Party will be Thursday, December 20th, from 9:30 am-10:30 am. All parents and loved ones are invited to join us.
- Christmas break is December 21st- January 2nd. School will resume on Thursday, January 3, 2019.
Birthday Treats:
The health and safety of our Monroe Catholic School students is our top priority. Due to the impact sugary snacks have on the health and behavior of our students, along with the sensitivity/severity of several types of allergies on both our St. Michael and St. John Campuses, edible birthday treats cannot be passed out at school this year.
Students that would like to bring in birthday treats for their classmates may share something that is non-edible such as pencils, stickers, small toys, etc. Edible birthday treats have too much of an impact on our school day and will be sent home if they are sent to school. We want our children to feel special on their big day but believe we can achieve this through non-edible treats and other special attention in their classroom. Thank you for your cooperation, understanding and attention to this policy.
Our Mission
Monroe Catholic Elementary Schools is a Christ-centered, Catholic learning community committed to the academic excellence and spiritual development of every student.
Monroe Catholic Elementary Schools is a Christ-centered, Catholic learning community committed to the academic excellence and spiritual development of every student.
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Ms. Beaudrie’s News
December 10, 2018 Thank you to everyone who bought the “apples for the teacher” for our classroom. We were able to get bingo daubers, paint and stamp pads. Thanks so much for your generosity! We appreciate it. This Week In Preschool…. This week we will be learning all about the letter W and winter. The students will have fun exploring how the letter W is made by making W’s out of play doh, making W’s with their hands and bodies, making watermelon W’s, and making W’s with popsicle sticks. They will also enjoy painting a picture with watercolors. We will continue to practice our counting skills by counting snowballs and matching them to a number on a snowman. As we learn about the letter W, the children will be learning about winter. We will be discussing what sort of clothes to wear in the winter, signs of winter and things we can do in the winter. We will also learn about what the animals do in the winter. The children will have fun learning about the difference between water as a liquid and a solid. We will also be doing an experiment to see what can absorb water and what mixes with water. We will be busy as we create a chain to decorate our room, paint with ice, play with water, and do an activity to see what the wind can blow. Finally, we will play a guessing game and try to figure out what disappeared from the snowman, have a snowball fight, play cold snowball like hot potato, ice skate in the room and have a dress up relay. In religion this week, we will continue learn about Advent. We will discuss how our time to wait for Jesus’ birthday is getting shorter. Then we will light the second candle and learn that this is the Bethlehem candle. The children will learn that Bethlehem is where Mary went to have baby Jesus. I will remind the children that God sends angels to tell people very important messages, and we will discuss how God sent the angels to tell the shepherds the news of Jesus’ birth. This week the students will also learn about the Wedding at Cana where Jesus turned the water into wine. We will talk about what a miracle is and I will help them to see that only Jesus can perform miracles. Reminders:
Pajama Day On Friday, December 14th, we will be having pajama day. We will discuss what animals do in the winter with a special focus on hibernation. Then during playtime, I will create a cave for them to “hibernate” in and read books. Have a wonderful and blessed week! Ms. Beaudrie and Mr. O’Rourke Our First Weeks of SchoolFun With The Five SensesFall and ApplesLetter SLetter TFarmer Charley'sLetter P |
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