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March 2019

FROM THE PRINCIPALS OFFICE…

Well February was an exciting month! Our Discovery Isle Meet and Greet was so much fun! Thank you to everyone who came out!

“”Let us step into the night and pursue that flighty temptress… ADVENTURE!” Yep, ready for a new year, new adventure. It’s Registration time for the new year! From the beginning of April until all spaces are filled will be open enrollment to all families. You will have to fill out a contract for the 2019-2020 school year and pay our priority registration of $160.00 to secure your child’s spot for the new school year.

Calling all School Age children, did you sign up for Spring Break? We have a limited spaces available. Summer Camp Priority Registration will start May 1st, keep your eyes open for the details!

Some fun days to remember this month!

Spirit Days
3/2= Dr. Seuss Day
3/7=Crazy Hat Day
3/11-15= Rainbow week
(
M-Red, T-Orange/Yellow, W-Green, Th-Blue, F-Purple)
3/21= Mustache Day

Additional Dates to remember….

3/10-Daylight Savings begin
3/17- ST. Patrick’s Day
3/23-Open House (10am-1pm)
4/1- 4/5 DI Spring Camp
(school age)

Until next month.. Christy Lang

Christy’s Crafty Corner

This is my obsession…CRAFTS! Pinterest, Martha Stewart, Spoonful.com, I love them all. They share such wonderful ideas as well as a lot are free if you-do-it-yourself. And let me tell you, if I can do it so can you too! Featuring this month’s creative craft from a site called Laughingkidslearn.com.

Silky & Stretchy Playdough

Do your children love play dough? Here how to make silky and stretchy play dough using only 2 ingredients at home with your little one. It’s so easy to make that your child will love to get involved in the making process.

To make this silky and stretchy play dough you will need
1 cup conditioner (cheaper the better)
2  cups corn flour/cornstarch
Food Coloring & Glitter (optional)

How to make it:
It was a great change for them to squeeze the contents of the conditioner out of the bottle with their little fingers and talk about measuring it to a given line (1 cup mark).
Adding the 2 1/4 cups of corn flour into a bowl with the conditioner will give them the opportunity to use those larger arm muscles and mix the 2 ingredients together. Obviously corn flour can vary. If you find your dough crumbly then add a teaspoon more conditioner. If it’s too damp, add a teaspoon more corn flour. You may need to tweak the recipe slightly.
Of course you could divide the play dough and add a few drops of food coloring or glitter; however, I loved the silkiness of the stark white. This fragrant play dough was perfect for little fingers.
Storing play dough
This lovely play dough can be kept for a number of weeks/months, depending on how well it is stored. I recommend, like with any play dough, wrap it very tightly with a few layers of cling wrap and store it in an air-tight container out of direct light.

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