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The Learning Center for Families May 2012 Bring the whole family and join TLC in a celebration of our Early Head Start and Early Intervention Graduates! You won’t want to miss this family event! Bring your cameras and camcorders! Monday, May 7 @ 6:00 pm Snow Park 300 East 900 South Saint George Dinner will be served and you are welcome to bring something to share For any questions, please call Stacey 673-5353 ext. 123

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The Learning

Center for

Families

May 2012

Bring the whole family and join TLC in a celebration of our Early Head Start and

Early Intervention Graduates! You won’t want to miss this

family event! Bring your cameras and camcorders!

Monday, May 7 @ 6:00 pm

Snow Park 

300 East 900 South 

Saint George 

Dinner will be served and you are welcome to bring

something to share 

For any questions, please call Stacey 

673-5353 ext. 123 

Parent Networking Group Meeting

Does your child have a severe developmental delay or a disability?

Are you overwhelmed with any sibling issues related to your child’s disability?

Please join us for our:

Parent Networking Group Meet

May16th

10:00–11:00am

TLC2044S.MesaPalmsDrive

St.GeorgeIf you have any questions please call Stephanie Hirst at 673-5353 Ext. 104

 

Will your child be ready to start school? School Readiness

Parents Training May 18, 2012

11:00 am -12:30 pm

Webinar TLC Conference Room

2044S.MesaPalmsDrive,St.George

Part 2 Behavior Management

Topic: Addressing the needs of children with

severe behavior problems.

Developing a behavior plan to prevent behavior

problems and replacement behavior.

Invites you to come celebrate

YOC is held each year all over the country to Celebrate & Honor

Young Children and their Families, to thank educators, service agencies, and all those who make a difference in young children’s lives.

Join us for Balloons, Popcorn, and Specialty Treats!

Spring Planting, Hat Making, Cookie Decorating, Face Painting, Bounce House, Obstacle Course, Puppet Show, Storytelling, and many fun children’s art projects of the most unusual kind !

Visit with agencies and programs for families and children, gather more goodies and resources than you can possibly imagine; attend a great workshop in the Community Arts Building and so much more!

Bring Family & Friends

Celebrate With Us

Saturday May 12, 2012

10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

at St. George Town Square

Parade Grounds & Community Arts Bldg.

Meals for Evening TLC Play Groups

 May 8, 2012

Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup

Fresh Baked French Bread

Fruit Cocktail

May 22, 2012

Sweet Shredded Pork

Country Baked Beans

Fresh Cut Watermelon

Utah Head Start Association Awards

Volunteer of the Year Beating the Odds

Humanitarian of the Year Creative Learning

Parent of the Year Father of the Year

Family Service Worker of the Year Educator of the Year

Lil’ Charmer Our Board of Directors is awarding $100 to our agency winners of the UHSA Awards. Winners will be honored at 

our Annual Mee ng to be held in October TLC Employees and TLC Parents who are served in Early Head Start 

programs (which includes Expansion and First Things First) could win!! The packets are available at TLC or we can 

email them to you. To be entered you must have your packet turned in by May 18th at 4:00 pm. Applica ons 

from parents in Spanish need to be translated to be considered (sorry). The applica ons will be judged by Board 

Members the following week.  

 

 

 

 

Tips on Water Safety Water Safety is critical. According to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, an estimated 260 chil-dren under five years of age drown each year in residential swimming pools and spas. It is estimated that an-other 3,000 children under age five are treated in hospital emergency rooms following submersion accidents each year. Some of these submersion accidents result in permanent brain damage. Nationally, drowning is the fourth leading cause of death to children under five.

To ensure that your children are safe, never leave them unsupervised around water. Teach your child to swim, but remember that younger children shouldn't be left unsupervised around water even if they know how to swim.

Always wear a safety approved life jacket when on a lake, river or ocean while boating, water skiing, jet skiing or tubing.  Warn your children about playing in canals or other fast moving water.  Do not let your child play around any water (lake, pool, ocean, etc.) without adult supervision (even if he is a good swimmer).  Don't allow running or rough play around the water. Childproof your swimming pool with a fence around your backyard and a fence (at least 4 feet high) around the pool, with a self-closing, self-latching gate. Also consider having a phone poolside and learning CPR in case of emergencies. Waterpark Safety is another place where children should never go unsupervised at all times. Older kids can use the buddy system. If your child is a weak swimmer use a floatation device. Be sure to read and follow ALL park rules. Your child should always wear sunscreen. Do not be fooled by waterproof sunscreen. Reapply it after swimming. Give them plenty of water to drink to avoid heat related illnesses and know their physical lim-its. Observe rides before you let them ride them. Do not allow children to dive. Always make sure you know the depth of the water they wade in. If you have a toddler check body temperatures often. Most minor injuries at waterparks are caused by slips and falls - don't run. It’s a good idea for parents to know CPR, First Aid and where telephones are located.

  

Win Money! 

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TLC Spring Graduation

Snow Park

6:00-7:30 pm

SG 10AM Playgroup 

SG 4PM Playgroup 

LV 4PM Playgroup 

SG 10AMPlaygroup 

SG 4PM Playgroup 

LV 4PM Playgroup 

Memorial Day

TLC is Closed

Hearing screening  

10:00 am 

10:00 AM 

Play Strategies 

*Must be eligible 

&EI registered 

10:00 AM 

Play Strategies 

*Must be eligible  

& EI registered  

2044 S. Palms Drive

St. George, UT 84770

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All Early Intervention and Early Head Start

Families

If you are interested in attending the 11th Annual Early Childhood Collaboration Conference “The Play’s the Thing” being held Saturday, June 2, 2012 at Southern Utah State University, Cedar City, Utah.

TLC will pay the cost of transportation. See registration inside and arrange for round-trip transportation. You can fill out the registration form and drop it off at TLC, 2044 S. Mesa Palms Dr., St. George. Or you can hand it to your Learning Consultant before May 25th, and we will register you.