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Monday, November 3, 2014
Weekly Updates (11/03-11/07)
Monday, October 27, 2014
STOP BY APPLETREE KIDS, INC. HALLOWEEN NIGHT
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Join Appletree Kids, Inc. Halloween Night!
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Wednesday, October 22, 2014
DROP-IN SPECIAL
Need to Drop-In?
Did you know Appletree Kids, Inc. and Kids Too has a drop-in program?
There are school holidays that come several times during the year leaving you to wonder what you're going to do with your kid(s) that day. Well, we're here to help.
On those days, you can be a drop-in at one of our centers!
On those days, you can be a drop-in at one of our centers!
Upcoming school holidays:
October 27 - Teacher's Inservice
November 4 - Election Day
November 11 - Veteran's Day
Halloween Tips for Treats
Trick-or-Treating Safety Tips
Maybe
you’re new to having a kid old enough for actual trick-or-treating… Maybe
you’re new to the city/town you live in… Maybe you’ve just never participated
in trick-or-treating due to work schedule (or simply not wanting to).
Whatever the case may be, I have some safety tips that may help the night of fun go a little smoother.
As smooth as kids dressed up in their favorite costume… at night… after a day of candy at school and more candy as the number of houses visited goes up!! WOOH! (Breathe!)
Doesn’t sound too bad… right? Let’s get started here.
Whatever the case may be, I have some safety tips that may help the night of fun go a little smoother.
As smooth as kids dressed up in their favorite costume… at night… after a day of candy at school and more candy as the number of houses visited goes up!! WOOH! (Breathe!)
Doesn’t sound too bad… right? Let’s get started here.
Now, we don’t want you to over-plan or over-schedule and
change trick-or-treating from fun to a task that nobody enjoys. Keep some
(controlled) suspense for the kids at least.
All that to say, OUR 5 TRICK-OR-TREATING TIPS ARE:
All that to say, OUR 5 TRICK-OR-TREATING TIPS ARE:
1) PLAN AHEAD – Pick a neighborhood. Some like their own, some like to meet friends in a different one. Meet up with other parents from class (this will provide some extra sanity for you and an extra set of eyes). You want to check times for trick-or-treating in your area. You want to drive the neighborhood before you go, just to see what you’re in for. LOOK FOR SIDEWALKS! We like sidewalks.
2) PICK THE RIGHT COSTUMES – and remember what you’re kid(s) are wearing. No, really. Sometimes parents forget and are looking for a princess when she actually dressed as a zombie this year. Maybe covered in black head to toe isn't the best idea. Consider colors, eh?
3) TRICK-OR-TREATING ALTERNATIVE – Maybe trick-or-treating isn't for your family. There are alternatives. Check with your church, a local church, or local event center for these alternatives. I’ve been to little play houses where the kids play little quick games for candy and also trunk-or-treats where the kids navigate car to car to collect their candy and dinner is also provided. Find something good for you! If all the planning in neighborhoods is too much and you need a more organized event: look into it! However, still take precautions at these events. (:
4) IS THIS HOUSE
GOOD? – While out trick-or-treating some houses just look sketchy. Maybe in
the daylight they look better (I’ll have to drive by one day when I have a free
minute) but something just doesn’t seem right. Skip that house. Only a couple
pieces of candy lost, right? Choose well-lit houses. It’s a general rule that
if the porch light is off, they’re not offering up Halloween candy. Ensure your
kids knows to never go inside
someone’s house for candy!
5) WE NEED LIGHT – Now,
this last one may sound like the most common sense tip or it may sound like a
genius plan you would have never expected to hear. I’ll give it a try though.
You can let me know after. Here goes: Arm each kid with a flashlight. Keep one for
yourself, also. An extra pair of batteries just in case is smart. If you want
to be creative, maybe you could slap a strip of reflective tape somewhere on
your kiddo.
Well I guess I have a couple more:
BONUS TIPS: Make sure your house is safe while you’re gone! Also, check candy before letting the kiddos help themselves to a piece… or a handful… of candy.
BONUS TIPS: Make sure your house is safe while you’re gone! Also, check candy before letting the kiddos help themselves to a piece… or a handful… of candy.
And, whatever you decide to do, make sure you add Appletree Kids to your route. Halloween Night 6:30-8 we will be handing out candy. Stop by and see us! We'd love to see you!
Monday, October 20, 2014
Weekly Updates (10/20-10/24)
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Wednesday, October 15, 2014
New Enrollment Special & Treat for Current Parents
Time is Ticking Away!
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NEW ENROLLMENT SPECIAL: $100/week tuition until the end of the year!!!
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We saved the best special of the year for this moment...
- $100/week per child tuition from now until the end of the year! -
That's over $25 per week savings!!
Call now to speak with an Enrollment Specialist at 528.2662
HURRY! SPACES ARE LIMITED!
(Current parents: this is a great opportunity to use your referral benefits!)
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