Adam Lamb Preschool
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Monthly Highlights
Junior Kindergarten
November 2026
Dear Parents,
It is hard to believe that November is here, and that the holidays are just around the corner. As the holidays approach, we all become very busy. Please keep in mind that you may contact us with any questions or concerns regarding your child or classroom activities at any time.
Our theme for November is Thanks at Thanksgiving. This month’s topics will include manners, nutrition, the fall harvest season, ordinal numbers 1st–10th, numbers 6-8, and meaningful counting from 0-10. We will learn letters G, H, and I, and our sight words are I, if, is, it, and the.
Our memory Bible verse is “O Give thanks unto the Lord, for He is good.” Psalm 118:1. Our Bible stories will include Jesus Feeds the Five Thousand, and Jesus and the Leper. Our spiritual objective is to help our children learn how to express their gratitude by saying “thank you.”
Special Letter Days for November:
- Green Day for letter G on November 4th - come to school wearing as much green as possible
- Crazy Hair Day for letter H on November 11th - come to school with one high and one low ponytail, put a whole bunch of bows in your hair, spike your hair up, do a partial spike, etc. Be crazy!
-Inside Out Day for letter I on November 18th - wear your clothes inside out to school.
It was a busy month in October. The children participated in their second Fun and Fitness with Ms. Sam. They played games that reinforced the motor skills they worked on during the month of October. We had our first two chapels with Ms. Tracy. The first we learned about God creating the world, and the second chapel was on Noah's Ark. They were also able to enjoy Story Time with Ms. Laurie.
Thank you to all the parents that donated items for the fall party celebration in the classroom. The children had a great time at their party. It was nice having everyone attend the party too.
The Wentzville Parents as Teachers will be conducting developmental screenings in our building on November 19 & 20. Please make sure if you live in the district and you want your child screened you register online.
We hope you are enjoying your books from Scholastic Book Club. Reading to your child is very important. We would like to remind you to submit your orders to Scholastic Book Club online, please do not send cash to school. The children will participate in a book exchange at their Happy Birthday Jesus party in December. You may want to consider purchasing a book for this activity from Scholastic Book order. There will be a $7.00 limit for the book exchange. Please make sure that the book is gender neutral, so it’s suitable for a boy or a girl.
Thank you so much to the families who have donated food items to the Backpack Program. The past few weeks the church has fed 37 children in our area every weekend. If you would like to help supply food items to help feed these children, it would be greatly appreciated. You may put donated food items in the blue cooler as you enter the Adam Lamb doors. This is a great way to get your preschoolers involved and show them that they are never too young to do mission work and how to help people in our own community.
As inclement weather approaches, we are tempted to take short cuts to make life easier. However, it is important that we put the safety of our children and the children of others first. Please DO NOT leave young children in vehicles unattended. If it is raining or too cold to take infants and toddlers out of the car, ask another parent to walk your preschooler in and out of the building for you.
Several of our parents have organized a babysitting schedule in the past in the parking lot. If you are interested in establishing a parking lot babysitting schedule, I would like to encourage you to talk with the other parents from your child’s class. You will probably find several parents that would be willing to work out a schedule with you. Also, please remember to park in a designated parking spot. Parking in the fire lane is prohibited. Your cooperation is appreciated.
November is the month when we focus on giving thanks since Thanksgiving is at the end of the month. Here are a couple easy ideas you can do at home. 1.) Make a gratitude jar and each night write one thing on a piece of paper that each person is thankful for. At the end of the month pull all the papers out and go over as a family everything that was written down. 2.) Make a card for someone special and thank them for whatever they do. Your child can draw a picture and then have your child tell you why they are thankful for that person and you write what they say.
Here are the words to a cute fall song.
Fall Fun
Tune: Happy Birthday
Fall leaves on the ground
A pumpkin so round,
Makes pies that are sweet,
For a delicious treat!
A scarecrow says,”Hi”,
As a turkey walks by.
The squirrels run and play
On Thanksgiving Day!
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Pre-Kindergarten
November 2026
Dear Parents,
It is hard to believe that November is here, and that the holidays are just around the corner. As the holidays approach, we all become very busy. Please keep in mind that you may contact us with any questions or concerns regarding your child or classroom activities at any time.
This month our theme is Harvest and Thanksgiving. Other topics will include manners, nutrition, numbers 0, 1, and 2, ordinal numbers 1st – 10th, and meaningful counting from 0-10. We will learn the letters G, H, and I.
Our memory Bible verse is “ O Give thanks unto the Lord, for He is good.” Psalm 118:11. Our Bible stories will include Jesus Feeds the Five Thousand, and Jesus and the Leper. Our spiritual objective is to help our children learn how to express their gratitude by saying “thank you.”
Special Letter Days for November:
-Green Day for letter G on November 4th - come to school wearing lots of green.
- Crazy Hair Day for letter H on November 11th - come to school with one high and one low ponytail, put a whole bunch of bows in your hair, spike your hair up, do a partial spike, etc. Be crazy!
-Inside Out Day for letter I on November 18th - wear your clothes inside out to school.
Thank you to all the parents that donated items for the fall party celebrations in the classroom. The children had a great time at their parties.
The Wentzville Parents as Teachers will be conducting developmental screenings in our building on November 19 & 20. Please make sure if you live in the district and you want your child screened you register online.
November is the month when we focus on giving thanks since Thanksgiving is at the end of the month. Here are a couple easy ideas you can do at home. 1.) Make a gratitude jar and each night write one thing on a piece of paper that each person is thankful for. At the end of the month pull all the papers out and go over as a family everything that was written down. 2.) Make a card for someone special and thank them for whatever they do. Your child can draw a picture and then have your child tell you why they are thankful for that person and you write what they say.
We hope you are enjoying your books from Scholastic Book Club. Reading to your child is very important. We would like to remind you to submit your orders to Scholastic online, please do not send cash to school. The children will participate in a book exchange at the Happy Birthday Jesus party in December. You may want to consider purchasing a book for this activity from Scholastic Book Club. There will be a $7.00 limit for the book exchange. Please make sure that the book is gender neutral, so it’s suitable for a boy or a girl.
Thank you so much to the families who have donated food items to the Backpack Program. The past few weeks the church has fed 66 children in our area every weekend. If you would like to help supply food items to help feed these children, it would be greatly appreciated. You may put donated food items in the blue cooler as you enter the Adam Lamb doors. This is a great way to get your preschoolers involved and show them that they are never too young to do mission work and how to help people in our own community.
As inclement weather approaches, we are tempted to take short cuts to make life easier for ourselves. However, it is important that we put the safety of our children and the children of others first. Please Do Not leave young children in vehicles unattended. If it is raining or too cold to take infants and toddlers out of the car, ask another parent to walk your preschooler in and out of the building for you.
Several of our parents have organized a babysitting schedule in the past in the parking lot. If you are interested in establishing a parking lot babysitting schedule, I would like to encourage you to talk with the other parents from your child’s class. You will probably find several parents that would be willing to work out a schedule with you. Also, please remember to park in a designated parking spot. Parking in the fire lane is prohibited. Your cooperation is appreciated.
Here are the words to a cute fall song.
Fall Fun
Tune: Happy Birthday
Fall leaves on the ground
A pumpkin so round,
Makes pies that are sweet,
For a delicious treat!
A scarecrow says,” Hi”,
As a turkey walks by.
The squirrels run and play
On Thanksgiving Day!
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First Year Preschool
November 2026
Dear Parents,
It’s hard to believe that the holidays are just around the corner. The next couple of months are going to be very busy for everyone. Please keep in mind that you may contact us with any questions or concerns that may arise.
Our theme for this month is Home and Family. We will begin to develop number recognition and meaningful counting skills from 0-5, ordinal numbers from 1st – 5th, family titles and relationships, manners, the fall harvest, and Thanksgiving.
Our memory Bible verse is “O Give thanks unto the Lord for He is good.” Psalm 118:1. Our Bible stories will include The Prodigal Son and The First Thanksgiving. This month we would like to encourage you to talk to your child about the people and things in your life that have been a blessing.
It was a busy month in October. The children participated in their second Fun and Fitness with Ms. Sam. They played games that reinforced the motor skills they worked on during the month of October. Chapel was held twice with Ms. Tracy. The first chapel was an introduction and learning about prayer, the second chapel was about Daniel and the Lions Den. Story time was had with Ms. Karen and they listened to some fall and Halloween books.
Thank you to all the parents that donated items for the fall party celebrations in the classroom. It looked like the children had a great time at parties with their friends.
November is the month when we focus on giving thanks since Thanksgiving is at the end of the month. Here are a couple easy ideas you can do at home. 1.) Make a gratitude jar and each night write one thing on a piece of paper that each person is thankful for. At the end of the month pull all the papers out and go over as a family everything that was written down. 2.) Make a card for someone special and thank them for whatever they do. Your child can draw a picture and then have your child tell you why they are thankful for that person and you write what they say.
You received a flyer in the Orientation Folder concerning the Backpack Program before school started. This is an important program to help feed hungry children in our area. This is a great way to teach our preschool children that they can make a difference and do mission work too. If you would like to help, you can refer to the letter and send in the items that are needed from the letter. Whatever you want to donate is appreciated. This is strictly voluntary!! Please put your items in the cooler in our entryway marked Operation Backpack.
The Wentzville Parents as Teachers will be conducting developmental screenings in our building on November 19 & 20. Please make sure if you live in the district and you want your child screened you register online.
We hope you are enjoying your books from Scholastic Book Club. The children will participate in a book exchange at their Happy Birthday Jesus party in December. You may want to consider purchasing a book for this activity from Scholastic. Scholastic Book orders must be placed online. The company is no longer taking orders from teachers via mail or phone orders. There will be a $7.00 limit for the book exchange. Please make sure that the book is gender neutral, so it’s suitable for a boy or a girl.
As inclement weather approaches, we are tempted to take short cuts to make life easier. However, it is important that we put the safety of our children and the children of others first. Please Do Not leave young children in vehicles unattended. If it is raining or too cold to take infants and toddlers out of the car, ask another parent to walk your preschooler in and out of the building for you.
Several of our parents have organized a babysitting schedule in the past in the parking lot. If you are interested in establishing a parking lot babysitting schedule, I would like to encourage you to talk with the other parents from your child’s class. You will probably find several parents that would be willing to work out a schedule with you.
Also, please remember to park in a designated parking spot. Parking in the fire lane is prohibited. Your cooperation is appreciated.
Here are the words to a cute mealtime prayer.
The Adams Family Prayer
Tune: Adams Family Theme Song
We thank you for our food, Lord.
My Mom and Dad and me, Lord.
We thank you for our food, Lord
To help us through the day.
Amen (snap fingers twice)
Amen (snap fingers twice)
Amen, Amen, Amen
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Two's
November 2026
Dear Parents,
It’s hard to believe that the holidays are just around the corner. The next couple of months are going to be very busy for everyone. Please keep in mind that you may contact us with any questions or concerns that may arise.
The theme for the month of November is Thankfulness. Our Bible stories will be about being thankful this month. We will work on walking on our tiptoes forward and backwards. Then we will be doing lots of puzzles to work on our fine motor skills in class. The children will focus on the color brown and the shape triangle during the month. Also, will work on using the words please, thank you, hello and goodbye.
Here is a cute song you can teach your toddler this month.
I Am Thankful
Sing to the tune of “Frère Jacques.”
I am thankful (sign for “thank you”: move right hand from chin to palm of other hand)
I am thankful (sign for “thank you”: move right hand from chin to palm of other hand)
To my God (point up)
To my God (point up)
For the many blessings (hands on heart)
Turkey and the dressings (hands on stomach)
Thank you, God! (sign for “thank you”: move right hand from chin to palm of other hand)
Thank you, God! (sign for “thank you”: move right hand from chin to palm of other hand)
We hope you are enjoying your books from Scholastic Book Club. The children will participate in a book exchange the last couple of classes in December. You may want to consider purchasing a book for this activity from Scholastic. Scholastic Book orders must be placed online. The company is no longer taking orders from teachers via mail or phone orders. There will be a $7.00 limit for the book exchange. Please make sure that the book is gender neutral, so it’s suitable for a boy or a girl.
As inclement weather approaches, we are tempted to take short cuts to make life easier. However, it is important that we put the safety of our children and the children of others first. Please Do Not leave young children in vehicles unattended. If it is raining or too cold to take infants and toddlers out of the car, ask another parent to walk your preschooler in and out of the building for you.
Several of our parents have organized a babysitting schedule in the past in the parking lot. If you are interested in establishing a parking lot babysitting schedule, I would like to encourage you to talk with the other parents from your child’s class. You will probably find several parents that would be willing to work out a schedule with you.
Also, please remember to park in a designated parking spot. Parking in the fire lane is prohibited. Your cooperation is appreciated.
About Adam Lamb Preschool
Adam Lamb Preschool offers a Christian based early childhood educational program for children 2 - 5 years of age. We are conveniently located in the Dardenne Presbyterian Church in Dardenne Prairie, MO and serve the surrounding areas of New Melle, O'Fallon, St. Charles, St. Peters, and Winghaven. Adam Lamb Preschool has been part of these communities since 1987.
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