Preschool students play in their classroom's make-believe kitchen during a recent school day.
It was after work at the end of a long week with a holiday just around the corner, but that didn’t stop about 30 parents of Langley Pre-K students from meeting up to eat, share and learn together at the first Parent Café on November 17.
Families of preschoolers have lots of joys and challenges in common. The ongoing series of Parent Cafés are a chance to relate those experiences with others in the Langley family and get to know each other better. Langley education professionals add to the Parent Café experience to help parents understand what makes preschoolers tick.
Langley’s Early Childhood Education (ECE) Coordinator Latoya Smith and the school Pre-K Parent Committee organized the Parent Café series. It aims to help Pre-K families talk to, support, and learn from each other as they work to develop skills to strengthen their families and help them get through raising children and facing challenging times together. The theme for the first event was “Know as They Grow,” focusing on building families’ knowledge of child development and communicating with children.
Families of preschoolers have lots of joys and challenges in common. The ongoing series of Parent Cafés are a chance to relate those experiences with others in the Langley family and get to know each other better. Langley education professionals add to the Parent Café experience to help parents understand what makes preschoolers tick.
Langley’s Early Childhood Education (ECE) Coordinator Latoya Smith and the school Pre-K Parent Committee organized the Parent Café series. It aims to help Pre-K families talk to, support, and learn from each other as they work to develop skills to strengthen their families and help them get through raising children and facing challenging times together. The theme for the first event was “Know as They Grow,” focusing on building families’ knowledge of child development and communicating with children.
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