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Blue Room Spotlight:
Sorting & Counting!
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Parent-Teacher Conferences
The teachers are looking forward to connecting with parents about their child's experience in the classroom. They are preparing feedback on these four areas of growth & development: social-emotional, cognitive, language/literacy and fine/gross motor.
- Conferences will be held on Zoom.
- Look for an email this Friday from SLC with a link to sign-up for a time slot.
- Conferences will be held on March 18th and 19th.
- No regular classes on those two days.
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We Need Your Help!
This year has been a wonderful success, and we are especially proud of the 2s class- our youngest learners adjusted well to new health & safety protocols, including mask wearing!! Our goal for next year is to begin to "rebuild" SLC, back to our pre-pandemic enrollment and we need you!
Registration is now open: please help us spread the word about our awesome 2s program, which has a NEW 3-day option. We can't wait to welcome more families to SLC.
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#ThenandNowChallenge
The Governing Board's Development Committee has kicked off this exciting social media campaign. Are you or someone you know an ALUMNI of SLC? Help us celebrate our long history by taking part in this challenge! It takes just two easy steps...
- Click on this Google Form
- Upload 2 photos-- one "then" photo and one "now" photo.
- SLC will take care of the rest by posting to our Facebook, Instagram and Twitter accounts. Please be sure to follow us so we can tag you.
Check out our first post--Jenna Harrington is a parent who graduated from SLC in 1987 and her daughter, Kit will be a 2021 graduate of the Yellow Room!
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Black History Month w/EPL
Join the Evanston Public Library employees: Tracy Olasimbo reads Exquisite: The Poetry and Life of Gwendolyn Brooks, illustrated by Evanstonian Cozbi Cabrera. Chijioke Williams and Rolinda Stevenson read poetry by Maya Angelou & Gwendolyn Brooks in this video created for Black History Month.
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Draw Across Color Lines
If drawing someone is a metaphor for, and a means to, truly seeing and honoring that person, then we must support children of color and White children alike to depict BIPOC characters as readily as they do White characters. Here are a few tips from embracerace.org.
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