Sunday, October 25, 2009

Village Kids and Good Values

Congratulations to Hanover Village 6 Star Students!

Claire W.
Jayson N.
Scott B.
Audriana A.
Ryan H.
Jordan F.


Why are they star students?

They have been of service in the Village.
They successfully complete homework on time at homework time.
They have exceeded the expectation in bahavior expectations.

Good job kids! Thank you for being great role models and making us proud.
-Ms. Taylor, Village Director

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Breast Cancer Awareness and PINK DAY!


Yes, we asked everyone to wear PINK for our annual pink day at Rainbow Station Hanover.

October is SIDS Awareness Month

October is SIDS Awareness Month Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is the unexplained sudden death of an infant under one year of age. As the leading cause of death in children between one month and one year of age, SIDS is something every child care worker, parent, and caregiver should know about. Child care workers should be especially vigilant, as a disproportionate amount of SIDS deaths occur in child care settings: 20% of SIDS deaths occur in these settings, but based on the time that children spend in child care, that number should only be around 9%.

http://www.aap.org/healthtopics/Sleep.cfm.

We have LOADS of candy to treat!

Join us this Saturday from 5-9 at any one of our Rainbow Station Village locations in Richmond to treat yourself to loads of candy at our annual Trunk or Treat! Bring your kids in their costumes and trick or treat at the schools and decorated trunks. Games, prizes, food, music, haunted trails, and MORE!

We have three locations for you to join us.

HANOVER:
8216 Atlee Rd. (beside Memorial Regional Medical Center)
Mechanicsville, VA

WEST END:
11001 Three Chopt Rd. (Three Chopt and Cox Roads)
Richmond, VA

SOUTHSIDE:
7421 Boulder Springs Dr. (behind Pearson Honda on Midlothian Tpke)
Richmond, VA

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Greater Richmond Chamber Event: BIZLINC 9/23/09

We will be at BizLinc tomorrow to promote the Get Well Place and put some Corporate Contracts in place to help Richmond's workforce. Come by and visit us! Click here for more information.

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Adding Narratives to Art Projects


When the children do an art project and you display it add a narrative. This will allow parents to see what the "process" was during the particular art project and display it with the art. This will help parents understand process versus product.

Early childhood ed is vital to the economy's future

"As we face intensifying global competition, we know that we need a strong, capable workforce to lead our businesses and create a vital economy. The most strategic investment in human capital is in early childhood, children 0-6. That's why we support and advocate for quality early childhood development."--Thomas N. Chewning, Executive Vice President and CFO, Dominion / Chair, Richmond Region Early Childhood Leadership Council