Appletree Kids Parent Place: Weekly Updates 6/9-6/13

Appletree Kids, Inc.

Updates &

Information

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We want to give a special THANK YOU to anyone who doonated items to our Summer donations. We will still be collecting the items until the end of the Summer. Our Summer field trips have been going excellent and rememeber if you are ever wanting to know where your child/children will be going in the weeks to come you can see them all on the Parent Calendar.http://appletreekidsinc.com/calendar.html

Adventure Camp Parents you are more than welcome to accompany your child on any field trip. If you are interested please let one of the Camp Staff know or sign up when you sign your child up! We would love to have you with us!

Father's Day Facts

Remember, Father's Day is Sunday June 15, 2014. Here are a few little interesting facts about Father's Day!

The first Father's day on record was June 19, 1910. It was created by Washington's State, Sonora Dodd for his father William Smart. William Smart was Civil War veteran and raised his six children as a single father. Why June? That was the month of his birthday.
Father's Day wasn't recognized until 1966 thanks to President Lyndon Johnson, who designated the third Sunday of June to be Father's Day.
Father's Day become a permanent holiday in 1972, thanks to President Richard Nixon who signed Father's Day as a public law.

Summer Supplies

If you have not brought your childs summer supplies please do so ASAP! Summer supplies include swimsuit, towel, flip-flops, and an extra set of clothes. Remember all of this STAYS AT DAYCARE until Summer is over! Again, do not worry about sunscreen each teacher has their own in their classroom! *Ms. Yvette's students You must bring an extra set of closed toe shoes to also stay at daycare*

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