One Year Later!

That's right folks! The last posting was a year ago.  We have had a long and busy year this year at DHECP.  Hopefully we can keep up with the blog this year.  We will try and post every Friday and maybe sooner.

Now for some pictures!
June 3-7, 2013

 Handprint parrots!

 Thank you Pinterest for the great sprinkler idea!

 Our 1 & 2 year olds making fresh squeezed lemonade.

 Parachute time!

 Robert loves to play with trains.

 We are thanking God everyday for the cooler summer days.

Playground time is awesome.

Water Play Day!

Our first Water Play Day was held on Wednesday June 6, 2012.

As you will see in the pictures, some of us were excited and some of us chose to just "chill" in the lounge chairs.  Can't wait for more.

Spring Program & Graduation

Our Spring Program

* Thursday May 24, 2012 *

 Ms. April's Class

Elizabeth and Samuel

 Ms. Jennifer and Ms. Carolyn's Classes

performing The Dinosaur Party

 Ms. Radhika and Ms. Michelle's Classes

performing Skidamarink & The Months of the Year

Our Pre-K Graduates

We love you and wish you the best of luck in Kindergarten next year!

Isaac

 Josiah

Naomi

New Computer!

As most of you know, our computer crashed!

We have a new one now! Yay!

Please stay tuned for new postings!

Popcarn Lover's Day

Today is Popcorn Lover's Day!

Our 3's/4's class enjoyed many different kinds of popcorn today while watching a movie.

We tried plain, cheddar cheese, carmel, movie theater butter, and blue popcorn.

YUMMY!



National Freedom Day!

"As I would not be a slave, so I would not be a master.  This expresses my idea of democracy."

- Abraham Lincoln

National Freedom Day commemorates the signing of the 13th Amendment outlawing slavery on February 1, 1865 by President Abraham Lincoln.  The idea to celebrate the holiday came from Major Richard Robert Wright Sr., who was a former slave.  He organized a group of leaders to write a bill for a national holiday that would celebrate freedom for all Americans, the holiday would take place on February 1.  It was first commemorated on February 1, 1942, although it was not an official holiday yet.  On June 30, 1948, President Harry Truman signed the bill.  Every year on this day, a wreath is laid at the Liberty Bell in celebration.

*Information is taken from HolidaySmart.com

It's A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood

"I'm putting my rainbow in the clouds, a sign of the covenant between me and the Earth."

Genesis 9:13 (The Message)

Wow!  What a show God gave us last night!

Thunder, lightning, and tornadoes!

And now the calm after the storm.

It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood to enjoy God's creation.