07/02/2026
With a heavy heart I write our year end wrap-up… On behalf of Tunde, Claire, Rasu, Kelly, Krista, Karen and Kathy, we want to thank you for a wonderful year. It has been a privilege to be your child’s teachers, to see them grow, develop, and gain confidence in themselves and their abilities. Thank you for allowing us to experience these moments with them! Some of your children started with us as babies, some joined us at age three and some just last year. We hope we have taught them things that will help them prepare for the rest of their life.
We know that they have also taught us some things this year that we would like to share with you:
August 31st is full of goodbyes and tears. Sept 1st is full of hellos and tears.
When your sibling leaves daycare for Kindergarten, your real personality comes out.
Forgetting to write a “Question of the Day” can ruin a 4-year-olds day.
Sometimes we would rather eat dirt then help get 25 children ready for a rainy day outside.
It's a big deal to move over to the big kid side, but it’s an even bigger deal to go back there and play with Teachers Krista and Kelly.
Periodically a child named “not me” p*es on the bathroom floor, spills, makes a mess, and breaks toys.
Cooking a Turkey dinner together, with a little help from Kelly, makes us a family.
We will never understand the need to eat sand.
Snow Days are one of a teacher’s favourite days!
Exhaustingly, the average preschools asks 437 questions a day X 25
Waiting for your turn to be Special Helper is painful and takes forever!
“Is that gingerbread playdough or p**p on the carpet?” is apparently something we say.
A gas leak in a neighboring building, cancels our Christmas Party and clears the place in under ½ hour.
We all missed each other on the Christmas break.
Giving parents too much notice of a closure can confuse many.
Snow is fun the first time and then its not!
You get what you get and you don't get upset!
Teacher Claire tells the best stories at circle time and makes the best Dumplings.
A secret plot (not by the Teachers) emerged on “How to Escape Daycare”
Leprechauns are hard to catch, p*e green, never flush, and leave chocolate treats.
Coffee is good... chocolate is better... and some days there is just not enough of either.
Nothing draws a crowd like someone throwing up all over the carpet.
According to Elvis if you want a good burger go see 1 guy not 5.
We all celebrate when someone p*es in the potty for the first time!
Grizzly and the Lemmings make us laugh!
Pinkeye is itchy, goopy, gross and apparently something we readily share.
Teacher Krista makes the best art!
PJ’s, capes and old Halloween costumes are a socially acceptable Daycare attire.
One little mouse gives Kathy the ability to walk on furniture.
It is socially acceptable to pick boogies off your friend’s face
Teacher Tunde sings the best, cries over owies and can make the coolest house rooms.
Children make the best parrots.
Some children wash their hands like they are scrubbing for surgery, some only feel the need to wash one and some just like to watch the water run.
We could feed a herd of goats with what we sweep up off the floor after lunch.
Apparently when “Poop is coming out” it helps to loudly announce it.
“Mommy has a baby in her tummy” is a secret that 3 years olds can’t keep.
The Easter Party is so much fun when we get a visit from the “Easter Kelly”
Time stops when you find a bug on the playground.
You can never ask the question “why” enough times, but some still try.
Teacher Rasu is sweet, kind, gives good hugs and always wears a smile.
Wildly banging a Pinata is dangerous but so much fun!
The Mother’s Day Tea and concert always seems to come together in the crunch and are one of our favourite days.
Toronto Blue Jays is our favourite “Soccer” team at Daycare
Some girls like to practice being hairdressers by cutting their own hair.
“We don’t pull our boogies out” is apparently something else we say.
Everyone starts to dance when our phone rings (Baby Shark)
According to some kids…”they are growing like weeds”
It’s cool to tell everyone that today you are wearing your“Tacky” Hawaiian shirt.
Hosting the Father’s Day BBQ for 100 people is crazy, chaotic and heart warming.
We’ll never understand the fascination of putting things up our nose, even if we’re bored and its sparkly.
Teachers cry when kids graduate!!!!!!
We will miss you. We wish you all the best that life has to offer and this advice:
Remember to share, always say please and thank you, play nice, eat your fruits and veggies, laugh often, work hard, travel the world, and don't tattle unless someone is bleeding!
Congratulations to the Grad class of 2039!
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