We are all aboard the Polar Express with our tickets and our first gift of Christmas - the bell! We believe!
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Welcome to Little Knights Preschool
at St. Joseph Catholic School!
“Called to Discipleship: Be Christ’s Light”
I am excited to be a part of the St. Joseph Catholic School community as the new full day preschool teacher working with four year olds. I look forward to being a part of such a positive and caring academic community where body, mind and spirit are nurtured and developed.
Although I earned my education degree in Ohio, I have been a preschool teacher in Libertyville for the last 20 years and at St. Joseph Catholic School for the last 5 years. I am excited to begin my 6th year at St. Joseph teaching preschool. I love teaching preschool children and seeing the world through their eyes. I believe a warm and loving environment both encourages children to learn as well as helps them gain self-confidence. I am a strong believer in learning through play as well as hands on learning to help foster a child’s creativity and development. I look forward to a positive, loving, and wonderful year with your child!
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More Music in the Box with Miss Ginger!
Music in the Box
The children were nestled, all snug in their beds!
Our candy canes have grown! We believe in the magic of Christmas!!!
We all loved the cinnamon, yum!
We all tried a taste of the cinnamon!
Come see our Five Senses Christmas tree! We made ornaments this afternoon that appeal to our senses of touch (fuzzy pom poms), taste (candy canes), sight (glitter), hearing (jingle bells) and smell (cinnamon sticks).
Thank you Mrs. Graham and Daniel for the wonderful story Nighty Night North Pole by Hallmark and the puzzles! Happy Birthday Daniel!
The bears came out of hibernation today to have a snowball fight with Skippy!
Making the crowns took a lot of hard work, cutting and listening skills too! They turned out beautifully and the children were very proud of their efforts.
While learning about Italy, our preschool friends learned about Santa Lucia and all her goodwill that made her into a Saint. We celebrated her by making the wreath crown full of light that she wore on her head as she traveled through tunnels carrying trays of food for the poor.
