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WORKING WITH PEGS are Daniel Ericson, Brad S-motherman and
Jennifer Dickey, shown left to right. All are enrolled in Shelton
Cooperative Pre-school.
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"WHAT SHALL I do next?" ponders Corrina Weber.
"1 GUESS I'll sWi
Parents and teachers work well together
Shelton Cooperative his ability to think and play perception and cognitive learning simple science experiences, experience for both parent and non-profit'organization and a
Pre-school is a creative learning
experience for parent and your
child - a place where a child
can learn to accept
responsibilities, make choices and
decisions, get along with other
children, and have fun!
A pre.school is designed to
help each child acquire the skills
and confidence that will promote
optimal physical, social and
intellectual development. The
learning that takes place in the
pre-school years is basic to later
academic learning. Pre-sehool is
based on.respect for the
individual child, his ability to
grow and develop inner controls,
creatively, and his ability to
discover and use his own
resources.
Shelton Co-operative
Pre-school is affiliated with
Olympic College. The home and
family life department provides
an advisor, Jean Eickstaedt, who
offers guidance and provides a
program for parent meetings.
The classroom is divided into
many different learning and
interest centers where a child
may participate during free-time.
These include a dramatic vmv
area, block buildizig area,
carpentry center, storybook
center, art area, and a visual
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center. The teacher plans for a
balance between active and quiet
play and activities vary according
to age group.
Children often take part in
cooking and food experiences by
helping to prepare, to serve, and
to cleanup after the daily snack.
The snack list includes a wide
variety of usual and unusual
tastes. Classes bake bread, make
applesauce and fruit salads,
prepare popcorn, and other
foods.
Youngsters participate in
small group actiVitieS such as
sharing and talking, singing,
creative movement, story time,
EASEL PAINTERS Daniel Ericson and Corinna Weber are supervised by
teacher Kim Henderson.
outdoor walks, and occasional
field trips.
Some children, although
old enough, are not sufficiently
mature emotionally for
kindergarten. Additional time in
pre-school with an individualized
program can make the transition
into kindergarten a much easier
child.
Parents play an important
part in that they experience
pre-school with their children by
direct participation in school
activities. The school is organized
by a board which is made up of
parents, teachers and the
Olympic College advisor. It is a
non-discriminatory group.
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PARENT-HELPER and pre-school chairperson Kathy Weber
assists Daniel Ericson'with a carpentry project. Parents and
teachers work together in Shelton Cooperative Pre-School.
Teachers are: Safiya Crane,
Kim Henderson and Lynn
Busacca. Chairperson is
pre-school parent Kathy Weber. ! "i -,
For information concerning
registration call 426-7533.
TEACHER
Smotherman.
SAFIYA
CRANE works a
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Efficien
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Paid for by
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JENNIFER DICKEY enjoys the child-size kitchen in the
Reed Building room that houses Shelton Cooperative
Pre-school. Appliances, furniture and utensils are scaled to
suit the little people who use them. Chi!dren participate in
the preparation and serving of food and learn the skills of
cleanup duty. The kitchen is only one of several different
learning and interest centers.
ELECT
STATE REPRESENTATIVE,
24th DISTRICT
GOP/PAID FOR BY ANDY NISBET
il FOR REPRESENTATIVE COMMITIEE.
ROGER ROBINSON, TREASURER.
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Monday.Friday, Sept. 18-
22. 3:30 and 7p.m.
General admission seating
only: $2.50.
DOLL-BABIES in
make-believe bedrooms
require bottles which are
filled and warmed in
Shelton Cooperative
Pre-school's kitchen.
FAIR
VOTE
Primary, September 19
General, November 7
BEV THOMASON
Democrat
FOR
Mason County Auditor
For efficient and courteous administration of the
Auditor's office.
Elect
BEV'THOMASON- Democrot
Pd. for by ('omm. for Ilev Thoma,on, Shelli 'l'homaon, chairman, Rt. 4,
Box 421 A, Shelton
Vote Don
House Pos. 2, Demo.,
Don bellevesthat:
Fiscal responsibility begins at
level. It is not responsible to spen
sand dollars to obtain a position
that pays ten thousand.
Fiscal responsibility also
"double-dip" level. Retired
tirement pay should not be
• taking the tax dollar. They are more
the take-home annual dollar than
savings.
My campaign chest is desi
because I believe saving
Overcome big
"Kick in a buck or two; we
Paid for by Committee for Don
Marllyn Hicks, 615 Whidbey,