Premier Prep School

Pre-K 1 made dad sculptures out of clay this morning to celebrate Father's Day💙

First splash day of the summer was a success!😎☀️

We had a fun and SAFE day at the pool today! Thank you to Live Like Cati & Cook Children's Medical Center for helping us keep our kids safe while enjoying the water this summer. 🛟☀️

Will Baffle the Magician came by today and put on an amazing magic show for our kids! There were lots of surprises and laughs🪄
Ask your kids all about it!

Pre-K 2 did an experiment last Friday and learned about Noah’s Ark and God’s promise to him. God created a rainbow in the sky as a visible, everlasting sign of his promise. Our kids recreated this with Ms. Monica to symbolize God’s faithfulness! 🌈

Summer is finally here! We cannot wait for Splash Days to start. Take a look at the information below to get prepared!☀️🏖️

Today in Funkey Kids the kids worked on rolling! Ms. Marcia told us all about why rolling is great for their bodies and their brains and the many reasons behind it, including:

•Vestibular Development (to assist in balance)

•Sensory Development (to assist in creating their understanding of the world)

•Gross Motor Development (to build strength and coordination)

•Proprioception (to develop a tactile understanding of space)

Today our kids learned about water safety with Swim4Elise Foundation. As summer starts, it is important for children and adults to remain vigilant around water as we try to stay cool in the summer heat. Your child went home with a book and some more information that will help you and your family talk about the importance of water safety!

Did you know:

▪️Drowning is the leading cause of unintentional injury death for children ages 1 to 4 in the United States, and claims the lives of nearly 900 children and adolescents nationwide every year
▪️ A child can drown in as little as 1 to 2 inches of water. Common household hazards include bathtubs, buckets, toilets, and wading pools.
▪️The Speed of Drowning: Drowning happens quickly and often silently; a child can lose consciousness in as little as two minutes of submersion, and permanent brain damage can occur within 4 to 6 minutes.

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