GSRP Enrollment information:

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ATTENTION All FAMILIES 

WITH A FOUR-YEAR-OLD CHILD

Dearborn Schools offers a Free Preschool Program

GSRP is a free program for all eligible families and is designed to give a high quality preschool experience prior to Kindergarten. 

 Eligibility is primarily based on family income (federal poverty level), life experiences and child’s age.   If your child’s birth date is between December 2, 2015 to December 1, 2016, your child may qualify for this program.  

If you would like to be sent information about registration for the 2020-2021 school year please fill in the GSRP Interest Form 2020-2021 and someone will contact you as we start the registration process. 

If you have any other questions please email Amy Modica modicaa@dearbornschools.org

تنبيه الى جميع الأسر التي لديها طفل يبلغ من العمر أربع سنوات

 مدارس ديربورن تقدم برنامج مرحلة ما قبل المدرسة المجاني

  GSRP هو برنامج مجاني لجميع الأسر المستحقة ويهدف إلى إعطاء تجربة ما قبل المدرسة جودة عالية قبل الروضة. 

 يعتمد الأهلية في المقام الأول على دخل الأسرة (مستوى الفقر الفيدرالي) ، وتجارب الحياة وعمر الطفل.   إذا كان تاريخ ميلاد طفلك بين 2 كانون الأول 2015 إلى 1 أيلول 2016 ، فقد يكون طفلك مؤهلاً لهذا البرنامج.  

إذا كنت ترغب في أن يتم إرسال معلومات حول التسجيل للسنة الدراسية 2020-2021 ، يرجى املاء نموذج  GSRP 2020-2021 وسيتصل بك أحد الأشخاص عند بدء عملية التسجيل. إذا كان لديك أي أسئلة أخرى ، يرجى إرسال بريد إلكتروني إلى Amy Modica modicaa@dearbornschools.org

Friday Fun!

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If the weather is nice, try this outdoor scavenger hunt with your grown-up. Head outdoors and see how many of these things you can find. Take a journal and pencil outside with you and make a list of the things that you find.

Word Pattern for the week:

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Please choose a story and at least two of the activities provided to use with the -ug word pattern.
I am including two mini movies of the -ug pattern books. Printable -ug pattern books, and several -ug pattern practice pages. If you choose to print the -ug books, your child could use a crayon or marker to circle any sight words or -ug pattern words in the story. Common words in the -ug pattern are: bug, dug, hug, jug, mug, rug, tug, and slug.

ABedForBug-1Download
AllSnugDownload
all-snug-booklet-ugDownload
ug-bookletDownload
ug-pattern-mini-bookDownload
ug-pattern-pic-matchDownload
ug-practice-pageDownload
ug-pattern-houseDownload

Friday Fun!

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What can you do on a snowy April day? Go on an indoor hunt to find things. When you are finished write about it in your journal and draw a picture of the things that you found. Have a great weekend friends!

Learning can happen without the use of a screen. Check out these fun ideas:

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It’s important to get time away from screens. Choose several things from this list to brighten your day! Connect (with each other), explore, create, and move!  How many can you check off?

Read!Find a comfy corner to curl up with a book (maybe in your blanket fort)
Read a story to a family member
Read to a pet 
Listen to an audiobook while you color or draw here.
Read a book outside
Play! Play a board or card game with your family
Play hide-and-seek
Hide a treasure for your family to find and draw a treasure map
Have a tea party with your stuffed animals
Build a fort out of blankets and pillows
Play with your pet
Create! What art supplies do you have? Paint? Crayons? Colored pencils?
Make cards to send to a family member or friend.
Act out a favorite story for your family
Draw a picture of yourself
Decorate Easter eggs
Make finger puppets of favorite book characters
Maker Challenges – multiple screen-free STEM challenges for home (printer helpful)
A free downloadable coloring book
Go outside!STEM Outdoors BINGO board
Go for a walk with your family
Search for shapes, numbers, or words in your
neighborhood 
Draw on the sidewalk with chalk
See how far you can get a hula hoop to roll.
Run to catch it before it falls.
Blow bubbles
Move!Create a dance for a favorite song and teach it to a family member
Make an obstacle course
Place tissues on your heads and see how long you can dance around without letting it fall off. Who made it the longest?
See how far you can jump.
Mark your spot with a piece of tape and see if you can beat your last jump.
Make a hopscotch game with chalk outside or tape inside 
Help!Plan a menu with your family
Help to prepare a recipe, practicing measuring ingredients
Tidy your room
Sort your dirty clothes into light and dark colors
Help your brother or sister with their work
Keep your workspace clean and organized
Train your pet to do a new trick

special thanks to Mrs.Rydlicki and Mrs.Pelaccio for these great ideas.