We had such a blast making/eating apple cups, eating pumpkin pie, stamping with apples and pumpkins!




We had such a blast making/eating apple cups, eating pumpkin pie, stamping with apples and pumpkins!





Calling all Room 1 & 2 families! Here is your chance to check out the main campus and see the TK and Kindergarten in action. This special Preview Day will be for Pasadena Preschool Families only. Use the button below to RSVP.
Please RSVP by Monday, November 10th. Drop-in care will be available in Rm 1 & 2 at no extra charge during the event for our M/W/F friends. Please let Mr. Tim know if you will take advantage of that care option.
The classroom has shifted into something quite magical — we have reached a standstill, an eery calm. The students know what is expected of them, and their execution of these expectations has (nearly) become second nature. Hark, we have become a well-oiled machine!
We look forward, our eyes set on the rest of the Fall season: Apple & Pumpkin Days (with treats), Stone Soup Day (also Thanksgiving), and Happy Birthday Jesus (singing in harmony on stage with synchronized hand movements).
Here are some pictures from October, please take a glance.













All of these disjointed photos are from various places around our little planet. Some are taken out on Ms. Liah’s patio, others out on the pavement of the preschool parking lot where the police officers gave their presentation on general safety, and others on Ms. Gwen’s yard.
Don’t forget to ask your child:















God picks you from the patch and brings you in John 15:16
As October came along we were excited for cooler weather and pumpkin fun, but our greatest excitement came with new friends in Toddler A. Just as a pumpkin grows , so did our room. We are blessed indeed.












Today, our preschool participated in the Great California ShakeOut, and we couldn’t be prouder of the kiddos for their remarkable performance during the emergency drill. After a thorough “duck and cover” practice in our cozy classrooms, we congregated on the “big field,” surrounded by eager elementary and junior high students who were simulating an actual disaster, complete with an emergency triage first-aid station. The entire drill lasted almost 25 minutes, but throughout the experience, our young learners displayed incredible focus, listening intently to their teachers and following directions with unwavering enthusiasm. Their commitment to safety shone brightly, making the event both educational and inspiring. The children were also delighted to see members of the Pasadena Police and Fire Department on campus to witness our drill.
Great job, everyone!
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