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Update on School Issue (OT)
Just wanted to update those of you who gave me wonderful insight into the world of preschool (from a teacher's POV). Anyway, I sent a note this morning reminding them of her allergy and to let them know I provided a bag for her bedding. When it was time for Daniel (DH) to pick up our daughter I asked that he go and get her extra uniform and to make sure they had put her bedding in the bag.
Well.................. they put EVERY child's bedding into their own bag. Yay!!! I don't know if they beat me to the punchline or if my note struck a cord. It was a polite note, btw. But I'm so very glad I don't have to worry about that anymore.
Again, thanks to each of you who responding to my previous post!
Well.................. they put EVERY child's bedding into their own bag. Yay!!! I don't know if they beat me to the punchline or if my note struck a cord. It was a polite note, btw. But I'm so very glad I don't have to worry about that anymore.
Again, thanks to each of you who responding to my previous post!
Yesterday my daughter came home and told me she got "shots at school and was a big girl!" Naturally I freaked and called the principal asking if any kids were given shots at school.
Well the principal called back and said they had dentists come visit to act out what would happen at a dental exam, to ease any fears kids would have about going. The principal acted as the patient and each kid got a toothbrush. So phew! When I asked Elaina later what she meant, she said, "They shine a light in your mouth! It's a shot!" Oy vey. Preschoolers and their inability to fully communicate what they mean!
Anyway, the principal is an amazing person. She told me they're working on better ways to communicate with parents; one way being electronic (so website/email?). They're going to talk all about it at the Parent Meeting tonight.
Let's hope today my daughter comes home with all her clothing and doesn't have anymore tall tales to share. ;-)
Well the principal called back and said they had dentists come visit to act out what would happen at a dental exam, to ease any fears kids would have about going. The principal acted as the patient and each kid got a toothbrush. So phew! When I asked Elaina later what she meant, she said, "They shine a light in your mouth! It's a shot!" Oy vey. Preschoolers and their inability to fully communicate what they mean!
Anyway, the principal is an amazing person. She told me they're working on better ways to communicate with parents; one way being electronic (so website/email?). They're going to talk all about it at the Parent Meeting tonight.
Let's hope today my daughter comes home with all her clothing and doesn't have anymore tall tales to share. ;-)
I'm sure things will only keep getting better! Schools are wonderful places where kids' best interests are always at the forefront of the teacher's mind.
I read your other post, but since I have never been through this, I couldn't offer any advice. But I am so glad things worked out!!! That's great!! =)
I am so glad that you got one knot worked out. That is awesome. If you need anything else just message me;)
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