Spell Well Montessori School

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Hello, Spell Well! We miss you! I have a question for the toddler 2 teachers (or parents that may know). My three year old, Tessa, keeps singing a song that starts off “Glow, glow, glow, glow, gloooooooow.” And then she sings a bunch of nonsense words! She says that it has to do with learning colors. And I’m guessing maybe it’s in Spanish? More like “rojo” instead of glow? Or maybe “ojo” for eyes? I cannot find this song anywhere online and she is desperate for it! Help! We were able to find her goodbye song and she had a happy moment thinking of her classmates and teachers. Here it is for any other parents with kiddos missing their regular schedule.

Good Information, Friends and Family, "We implore you, as a group of Boston’s doctors preparing to fight this, to help us promote Social distancing. It is painful. We know that kids have cabin fever, they are pleading to see their friends, they may have birthday parties coming up or special events they have been looking forward to. All of us need to work and childcare is a big worry. But we need to overcome these issues and boredom for the coming weeks so that we can survive this with as few deaths as possible. What does that mean? 1) No playdates, not even 1:1. 2) No small gatherings, no meetings between a couple families, even for birthday parties. 3) Avoid trampoline parks, climbing gyms, restaurants, movie theaters, anything in an enclosed area. Many of these places are advertising increased cleaning and hygiene. This is not sufficient! Do not go. 4) Cancel planned vacations for the next month. Avoid airline travel that is not an emergency. Many airlines and rental agencies are offering penalty free cancellations. 5) Stay at home as much as possible. Work from home if you possibly can. You may have to go buy groceries and medicine, of course, but make the trips quick and purposeful. 6) Wash your hands thoroughly after you have been in public places, for a full 20 seconds, soaping up thoroughly and being sure to get between the fingers. 7) Please avoid disseminating social media claims that the situation is not serious or is being exaggerated. This is a national crisis and conveying misinformation to your friends and family may put their lives in danger. Thank you for taking the time to read this and stay safe and healthy in the coming weeks.” Respectfully, Erika Rangel, MD, Director of Surgical Critical Care, Brigham and Women’s Faulkner Hospital Shawn Rangel, MD, Pediatric Surgery, Children’s Hospital Boston Asaf Bitton, MD, Executive Director Ariadne Labs and Internal Medicine, BWH"

Is spell well open tomorrow? Thanks

Great school, my son started there at age 5. He was well care for and learned so much. Incredible School !!!🏅🏅🏅🏅