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HUGS & TREATS – OCTOBER 31ST
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Halloween is an odd mixture of creepy creatures,
costume parties, and harvest festivals. It is a confusing holiday for
Christians.
Should parents encourage the celebration of a holiday that traces its
roots to pagan practices and beliefs?
The challenge for Christian parents is to teach children to use this
holiday to celebrate God’s victory over evil & evil spirits! ~
Harold Myra (copied)
On October 31stwe are going to
have a celebration of our own. It is called “HUGS & TREATS”. Each
classroom goes around the center to the other classrooms and offices and
trades “hugs” for
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“Treats”!!!
Please bring your children to school dressed in their favorite costume on
that day (no witches, ghosts, goblins, monsters, power rangers, ninja
turtles, etc.)
We have candy bags for each child so you will not need
to bring anything for that. This is our annual celebration where the kids
and staff get to dress up, get candy, and not to mention, have a great
time!!
Please bring your children to school already in their costume so the
teachers do not need to change them all. Teachers and staff will be
dressed up as well J
It will be a fun day with lots of laughter. If you do
not wish for your child to participate, please let us know!
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Remaining Holidays for 2006
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We would like to take a moment to welcome all of our new
families and introduce them to all of you.
Whenever you see
them, please say hello and welcome them to the Woodlawn “Family”. Help
them to adjust and make their transition as painless as possible!!
WELCOME ABOARD:
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WINTER CLOTHING IN CUBBIES
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Also, remember
that many children out grow the clothes that are in the cubby, so for some
children it is a good idea to periodically check and update their
clothing.
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With
the winter months soon approaching it is now time to update your child’s
cubby. You will need to bring in 2 extra complete changes of winter
clothing. Please make sure you have 2 of everything (pants, shirts, socks,
etc.) and for
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children that are potty training, you may want to bring
in 3 changes and don’t forget extra underwear.
It is also helpful for some to leave an extra jacket in the cubby on those
days that you may forget. This way your child will be warm enough to go
out and play with their class.
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ST. JUDE TRIKE – A - THON
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Every year, our
Pre-K classrooms participate with St. Jude Children’s Hospital in a
Trike-A-Thon raising money to help children with cancer. The children
accept pledges from family and friends and they ride their bikes through a
course set up in the marked off parking lot and learn about bike safety.
Woodlawn began our participation in 2001, and
since our families (Like you) have helped us to raise over $3,000 and help
3 families from the Charlotte area. This is
an exceptional experience for your children to be a part of and they get
an opportunity to learn about helping
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others.
We wanted to thank our 5
families that helped us raise $269.00 in pledges this year…GREAT JOB!!!!
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Woodlawn CDC
Woodlawn CDC
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Woodlawn CDC
Chatter Page 4 of
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Earl Pennel:
Pastor
Scott Welch:
Associate Pastor
Aurore Comire:
Church Secretary & PM Front desk
Tim Rymer:
Morning Front Desk
Victoria Corwin:
Financial Secretary
Linda Almond:
CDC Director
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Patricia Gaston:
CDC Assistant Director
Joanna Harrigan:
CDC Administrative Assistant
Debi Preston:
Christian School
Principal
Johnny Brown:
Maintenance
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Woodlawn CDC
4622 Nations Crossing Rd.
Charlotte, NC
282178
Phone:
(704) 523-4179
Fax:
(704) 523-1716
E-mail:
wbccdc@bellsouth.net
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