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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 15 years. 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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Anthony and Carmine had a fun Easter spending time with big brother Nick and finding candy filled eggs.  The  Easter Bunny also made sure both boys are ready for baseball!

                                                 Friday, April 10, 2020:


Today is Good Friday, and we do not have school today.  Please join us during the next three days for mass.


Good Friday:

  • Join us livestream for the Celebration of the Passion of the Lord: 3:00 PM 
  • To join Father John Trout, Click:  (LIVE)

Holy Saturday:

  • Join us livestream for The Great Easter Vigil: 8:00 PM 
  • To join Father Robinson Ortiz, Click: (LIVE)

  

Easter:

  • Join us livestream for East Mass

Milena staked cups to make a tall pyramid.  She also colored a picture of herself  and her brother Nico.... cut it out and made a puzzle.  Great job Milena!

Thursday, April 9, 2020

Be kind whenever possible.
It is always possible!
 
Have a great day! We miss you.
Love, Mrs. Feely and Mrs. Gillespie

                  Remote Learning:  Thursday, April 9, 2020

                                         Preschool


Religion: Draw a Cross.  Decorate it with beautiful colors and write (or have someone help you write) 

Jesus is Risen.  Cut it out and hang it in your window.


Math:  Make a T-graph. Using your graph, sort items by 1) color, 2) shape, or 3) size.

Forks and spoons

Colored legos

Blocks


Count the items on each side of the graph.

Write these numbers. Which side has most? Least?

Discuss most vs. least


Have someone call out a number and do that many bunny hops.


Literacy/Language: Write your first and last name in Easter Colors.  Cut out the letters and glue them in order on a piece of paper.

How many words can you rhyme with:  Egg, candy, bunny, jelly, bean.


Science/Math:  Dye Easter Eggs with your family.  

Count out the number of eggs you are going to dye.

What would be one more? One less?, 2 more? Etc.


How many different colors can you make and mix for your eggs. Can you make the colors darker??

Sort your eggs by similar colors.


**Storytime and a craft with Mrs. Gillespie and Mrs. Truskowki.


https://drive.google.com/file/d/19TCB8b3QVcyC3LPQwNohXQAPjXf88305/view?usp=sharing

                                                Jelly Bean Prayer

Red is for the blood He gave.

Green is for the grass He made.

Yellow is for the sun so bright.

Orange is for the edge of night.

Black is for the sins we made.

White is for the grace He gave.

Purple is for the hour of sorrow.

Pink is for our new tomorrow.

 

 




The Kujundzic boys took a walking the trails at Prairie Crossing and growing lettuce from kitchen scraps!
Cataleya H. has been keeping busy making tangrams  and working on her preschool activity worksheets!