Sung Star Academy

The staff creating a domino effect of happiness!

Check out each rooms creative pumpkins ❤️🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃

Check out these creative pumpkins! Way to go Sung Star!

The children are thoroughly enjoying this story! Reading aloud to children creates better recognition of sounds and letters, increases their vocabulary, improves listening skills, and helps them to understand how stories work!
We love reading to our children!

The elves are ready!!! Are you? Whole this clearly is the most wonderful time of the year! This time of year can sometimes be stressful, and if you are stressed your small children can often sense it! Here are some tips to help you get through this season with ease! Happy happy holidays!

https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/7-ways-prevent-holiday-stress-children-2017112812809

Happy Thanksgiving 🦃 from all of us at Sung Star Academy!!! Enjoy the time with your family!!! Giving thanks for your little blessings!

Have a great weekend!

Making a Thanksgiving surprise!

The leaves 🍁 are falling! The temperatures are changing! Observe all the colors and changes with your children! Talk about the seasons! Remember to dress in layers! Practice frequent hand washing to stay healthy as we start spending more time indoors!!!

Halloween 🎃 fun at Sung Star!!! We hope you enjoyed your day!

Here is a fun way to have your child eat fruits and vegetables. During the month of October choose items that are in season. On the outside of a small orange, use a marker and add designs to resemble a jack-o-lantern, or add raisins to a peeled banana to resemble a ghost. Use seasonal shaped cookie cutters and cut melons into various shapes shapes. You could also peel a small orange and add a green grape on the top to make it look like a pumpkin. Fill a small wafer cone with pieces of fruit. Most children should have approximately 2 fruits and 2 vegetables per day. A general rule is one serving size is equal to the size of the child’s fist.

We would like to thank the volunteer firefighters from Toms River Fire Company No. 1 for their awesome presentation in recognition of Fire Prevention Week. The children learned important information about fire safety and were able to go outside and sit in the truck. An added highlight was being able to meet and pet “Smoke” the Dalmation that is their official fire dog mascot. The NFPA theme for this year is “Not every hero wears a cape, Plan and Practice your Escape!”