“Write in your heart that every day is the best day of the year!”
Ralph Waldo Emerson
As we close the chapter of 2025, it’s amazing to look back on how far we have come in Preschool 5. From the very first days of learning routines to now confidently navigating academic and social skills, this crew has made incredible progress! While we’ve checked several important milestones off our list, there's still much to look forward to as we prepare for the exciting transition to kindergarten in the fall of 2026!
At the start of the school year, we touched on goal setting and growth mindset with The Power of YET! After all, learning is a lifelong process! At this halfway point, we’re looking ahead to all the things we want to do and learn this year! We are excited to continue to grow together and can’t wait to see what 2026 has to offer!
“I want to learn to ski down a
BIG hill!” -Elsie C.
“I want to learn how to read a
whole book.” -Olive K.
“I want to learn how to do the
monkey bars.” -Jordan R.
“I want to learn how to climb a
tree and catch cute frogs.” -Charlotte R.
“I want to learn how to read
words.” -Lyla L.
“I want to learn to skate on the ice.“ -Lidia
Z.
“I want to learn how to tie
shoes.” -Luke R.
“I want to be nice to everyone
this year.” -Melody S.
“I want to learn how to use gel
pens with my sister.” -Dominic S.
“I want to learn how to walk on
my hands!” -Gloria T.
“I want to learn how to bake
cookies.” -Charlotte W.
“I want to learn how to
rollerskate.” -Elise W.
Did you know that January is named after
Janus, the ancient Roman God of beginnings and transitions? Janus is usually
depicted with two faces—one looking back at the past and the other looking
forward to the future. This makes January the perfect month to reflect on where
we've been and think about the goals and growth still ahead. Just like Janus,
we take a moment to look back at all the progress we've made and, with
excitement, look forward to what's coming next! HAPPY NEW YEAR, ASA!!!

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