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8:30am-8:45am

8:45am-9:30am



9:30am-10:00am

10:00am-10:30am








10:30am-11:00am

11:00am-11:45am


11:45am

11:45am-12:45pm

12:45pm

1:00pm-2:00pm



2:00pm-3:00pm










3:00pm-3:30pm


3:30pm

3:30pm-4:00pm


3:30pm-5:30pm


4:00pm

5:30pm


Arrival of Extended day children

Arrival of Half-day, Transition, and Full day children. Work individually or in small groups. Sharing among friends, arts and crafts.

Movement class (once a week).

Group Time:
A. Good Morning song
B. Shake hands
C. Calendar
D. Weather
E. Sharing between friends
F. Stories and songs
G. Teacher makes presentation

Snack and bathroom

Outdoor play (Washington Market Park or a walk around neighborhood)

Dismissal for half-day students

Lunch for Transition, Full day and Extended day children

Dismissal for Transition students

Rest time for Full day and Extended day students
Afternoon class: Play individually or in small groups. Sharing among friends, arts and crafts

Small group activities and arts and crafts
Afternoon class: Music class (once a week)
Group Time:
A. Good Afternoon song
B. Shake hands
C. Calendar
D. Weather
E. Sharing between friends
F. Stories and songs
G. Teacher makes presentation

Story time and afternoon snack. Afternoon class: Snack and bathroom

Dismissal for Full day children

Afternoon class: Outdoor play (Washington Market Park or walk around neighborhood)

Special afternoon activities including art, cooking, outdoor play, and a lot of other surprises.

Dismissal for Afternoon students

Dismissal for Extended day and Extended Afternoon students

It is important that parents know that this is only a general outline. The day varies according to the children's response to certain activities. Some days more outdoor time is needed. Some days more quiet time and book reading. Children at this age need to be allowed to freely express themselves, not forced to create an art project because it is Mother's Day on Sunday and they haven't made anything to bring home. Through free expression your child develops self-confidence...the greatest tool we can offer.