Greeting Message Paper

For this assignment, I decided to stick to the theme of October. I made a preschool newsletter. In my newsletter, I included events that occurred since the last newsletter, upcoming activities and events, at home practices, birthdays, and party information. I thought my newsletter was appealing because I was really organized and each section was short and simple. For the overall greeting message, I let parents know that the students were learning about the season Fall. School systems usually want the students to understand each season. I had written that students were also learning about pumpkins and colors of leaves. With the pumpkins, the students could learn about the different textures and sizes. It helps them to compare and contrast objects, …show more content…
I had written down vocab that they could go over at home like “windy” and “cold”. I also asked parents to go home with their child and find different colored leaves, so they can continue to determine their colors in different environments. I really wanted to add the birthday section in the newsletter because it showed that my class full appreciates our children and recognize a special day in their life. It could also help other parents be aware. I also like the idea because it makes the child feel like they are important. The newsletter I choose to compare mine to was a preschool class as well. We both talked about the theme of the classroom and added reminders for parents. They also had a section that thoroughly gave out information for an upcoming event at a park. They even added different foods parents could pack for their child to make thinking easier. One thing I liked about their newsletter that mine did not have, was a contact number to reach them if there were further questions about anything. I still feel like my newsletter was better because it was more eye-catching. It made the theme in the classroom look more fun. I think the newsletter could have improved on letting the parents know what the kids are learning about in class. It doesn’t show much educational information for the parents to go home and