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May is our National Month for Physical Fitness & Sports

Each May the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness & Nutrition encourages Americans to #MoveinMay in celebration of National Physical Fitness & Sports Month. Did you know that 1 out of 5 preschool children is considered obese! Staying fit takes exercise AND healthy foods. Here is a list of great books to read to small children:

  • Too Much Junk Food by Stan and Jan Berenstain
  • Curious George Goes To the Hospital by Margaret Rey
  • Dem Bones by Bob Barner
  • Even More Parts by Ted Arnold (There are 3 of these books! This one! And the original "Parts" and "More Parts")
  • Stretch by Doreen Cronin

On the weekends or after work, you can also get those little bodies moving and grooving by going for a neighborhood walk or playing outside games. Neighborhood races are a great way to meet new friends. If there is a park nearby your home, go there instead for a change of scenery! Anything other than sitting around watching YouTube will help teach kids the importance of staying physically active and healthy!



May Program

  • Letters: k v u e q y
  • Sight Words: with, had, too, all
  • Letter Blends: Pre-k only ch wh kn
  • Numbers: 90-100
  • Colors: Gray
  • Shape: Octagon
  • Social Focus: Honesty
  • Fine Motor: Sorting with Tweezers

Events

  • April 28-May 02: Let’s Pretend: Tools Are Cool
  • May 05-09: Let’s Pretend: All Around the World
  • May 12-16: Let’s Pretend: Characters Come Alive
  • May 19-23: Let’s Pretend: Picnic in the Park
  • May 26-30: Nurturing Relationships: Me and My Family
  • May 26: Memorial Day (Closed)
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