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Principal’s Corner Book Suggestion: “Thank You Thanksgiving” by David Milgin Behavior Tips for the Picky Eater Avoid power struggles by giving kids choices about what they eat. You pick the options and they make the choice. Use cookie cutters to cut sandwiches into fun shapes to make them more appealing to kids. Involve children in planning, shopping and preparing the food. Kids are more willing to eat if they help to cook the meals. Introduce one new food item per meal and encourage kids to try one bite. If they won’t try it then have them at least Parents As Teachers: Power of Positive Parenting Thursday, November 10 th 5:30-7:30pm @ East ECE 12555 Partridge Run Babysitting & Dinner Provided RSVP to Jan at 953-7635 Hazelwood Early Childhood News November 2016 Hello West ECE Families! My hope is that this newsletter finds you in good health and good spirits and that parent- teacher conferences were informative and helpful for all. We value the relationship that we have with you and appreciate the opportunity to work together to help your child reach their full potential! Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns. Take care, Domestic Violence Community Resources ALIVE 314-993-2777 AWARE 314-362-9273 Crime Victim’s Ctr. 652- 3623 Legal Services 314-534- 4200 ROW 314-588-8300 Safe Connections 531-2003 St. Martha’s Hall 533-1313 Weinman Center 423-1117 For Men Seeking Change PBIS in Action (Positive Behavior Interventions & Supports) November is: “Take Care of Your School” Month Take Care of your School by: Walking on the sidewalk and staying off the flowers, rocks and fences. Throwing trash in the trashcans. Walking in the hall with a quiet “inside voice”. Putting your own
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Principal’s Corner
Book Suggestion: “Thank You Thanksgiving” by David Milgin
Behavior Tips for the Picky Eater Avoid power struggles by giving kids choices
about what they eat. You pick the options and they make the choice.
Use cookie cutters to cut sandwiches into fun shapes to make them more appealing to kids.
Involve children in planning, shopping and preparing the food. Kids are more willing to eat if they help to cook the meals.
Introduce one new food item per meal and encourage kids to try one bite. If they won’t try it then have them at least touch or kiss it. This helps to desensitize them to new/non-preferred foods.
Kids like to “dip” foods. Provide lite ranch dressing and vegetables or fruit and yogurt for dipping.
Create a healthy snack box that kids can choose from, loaded with “parent approved”
Parents As Teachers:Power of Positive
ParentingThursday, November 10th
5:30-7:30pm @ East ECE12555 Partridge RunBabysitting & Dinner
ProvidedRSVP to Jan at 953-7635
Hazelwood Early Childhood News
November 2016
Hello West ECE Families!My hope is that this newsletter finds you in good health and good spirits and that parent-teacher conferences were informative and helpful for all. We value the relationship that we have with you and appreciate the opportunity to work together to help your child reach their full potential! Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns.Take care,Teri EdwardsDirector of Early Childhood314-953-7650 or [email protected]
Domestic ViolenceCommunity Resources
ALIVE 314-993-2777AWARE 314-362-9273Crime Victim’s Ctr. 652-3623Legal Services 314-534-4200ROW 314-588-8300Safe Connections 531-2003St. Martha’s Hall 533-1313Weinman Center 423-1117
For Men Seeking ChangeDeveloping Options to Violence 314-968-6626RAVEN 314-289-8000
PBIS in Action(Positive Behavior
Interventions & Supports)November is: “Take Care
of Your School” MonthTake Care of your School by:
Walking on the sidewalk and staying off the flowers, rocks and fences.
Throwing trash in the trashcans.
Walking in the hall with a quiet “inside voice”.
Putting your own coat and backpack in your cubby.
Take Care of your Home by: Helping rake leaves. Helping take out the
trash. Helping clear the table.
