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Pee Wee P.E.
Creating the building block for a lifetime of fitness.
Fitness is fun! Help your preschooler get a “jump” start on his/her movement skills.

Days: Fridays
Dates: January 9, 16, 23, 30, February 6, 13, and 20th.
Time: 12:00 PM to 1:15 PM
Pick up: Big Gym
*Register Early
- Pee Wee P.E. A structured lunch and Physical Education program for 4 and 5 year olds.
- Preschoolers will move and groove when they stay and play at this interactive physical education class.
- The program will include 30 minutes of lunch in the preschool followed by 45 minutes of P.E. in the Big Gym.
Pee Wee P.E. will be taught by Personal Trainers, Jennie Hendricks, a certified Physical Education Teacher and Debby Rosenberg, mother of twins and former preschool camp counselor.
Questions About the Program? Connect With Jennie Hendricks jhendricks@Sawmillclub.com
Saw Mill Children’s Activities:
Cooking I Soccer I Basketball I Music-Drums I Tennis I Saw Mill Pre-School I Tot Time I
Saw Mill Childrens’ Summer Camp I Swimming I Encore Dance I Pee Wee P.E. I
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Teaches Basketball: #1 Player Development Program in New York
In the Big Gym:
Winter Session: January 9, 16, 23, 30 & Feb 6, 13
Friday’s 4:30-6:00pm Ages K-2 *
*Registration Required

Sunday’s 5:30-7:00pm All ages up to 17*
Monday’s 5:00 -6:00pm Ages 11 and under*
* Rolling Admission at the front desk.
Connect With Terry at Teaches100@aol.com
Teaches runs the #1 “Player Development” program in New York State. With over 400 players enrolled, our program helps boys and girls ranging from age 7 to 17, as well as NCAA Division I and NBA players. Teaches focuses on reinforcing the basics, attention to footwork, “live in-game” simulations, and a wide variety of drill work. Our “Player Development” trainers have learned from the some of the finest coaches in the country. We are motivated to share this knowledge with you and make you a better player.
Saw Mill Children’s Activities:
Cooking I Soccer I Basketball I Music-Drums I Tennis I Saw Mill Pre-School I Tot Time I
Saw Mill Childrens’ Summer Camp I Swimming I Encore Dance I Pee Wee P.E. I
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Saw Mill Club Preschool
Childhood … Where the Future Begins
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• Registration for members start January 2nd. Register Early
• Thank you to all who signed up and brought in items for our Thanksgiving Feast. The children dressed like Native Americans and learned about the first Thanksgiving.
• Thank you to all who contributed to our Thanksgiving Food Drive that benefited Katonah Food Pantry.
• School will closed Wednesday December 24 and resume Monday January 5.
• We wish Ms. Francesca all the happiness that a new baby brings, and we can’t wait to meet her new bundle of joy!
• Miss Nicole’s last day with us will be Friday December 5. We wish her luck and good health with the arrival of her new baby girl.
• Get Involved: Be Greener
The Children’s Center, will be posting all our program information for drop-in nursery, preschool, mini camps, summer camp and other children’s programming on Saw Mill Clubs website. Please visit our Children’s Center pages to download newsletters, forms, registrations, and brochures . See what is coming up, school closings and seasonal happenings on the clubs event calendar. |
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The students are working on writing the letters of the alphabet and sounding them out. They are doing very well with their writing and their work in their Redbooks.
The class is going to put on a holiday performance on Tuesday December 23, 2008. It will be held in the music room and will take place at 11:00 a.m.
The class is learning a musical dance with their music teacher Norbert. The parents are invited back to the class for our holiday party. If anyone is interested in bringing something in for the party the sign up sheet will be above the cubicles.
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| Adventurers will be learning about the holidays that this month brings. We will be discussing the change in weather as well as our next season, winter.
We will also be working on letters J-L. Our color this month will be orange. Please bring in five (5) cut outs for our color collages.
Our Winter Party will be Monday December 22. All are welcome to attend from 10:00am-12:00pm.
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| This is a month for learning about sharing, giving, and the different holidays that families celebrate.
Throughout the month we will be learning the importance of giving by “donating”. If anyone would like to donate mittens or gloves, it would be appreciated. All gloves will be donated to a local charity.
Our holiday party will be on Friday December 19. As always, all children are welcome to celebrate with us during the party.
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Saw Mill Club Preschool
Childhood … Where the Future Begins
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• Nursery Hours on Thanksgiving will be 8:30am-12:00pm
• Our Thanksgiving Day Feast will be Wednesday November 26.
*There will be a class sign-up sheet above the cubbies
• School will be closed on Tuesday, Nov 11 for Veteran’s Day, and Thursday Nov 27- Friday Nov 28
• Flu Guide for Parents
Protecting your kids is what you do. Keep them safe from the flu.
• Holiday Food Drive:
Please leave donation in box outside Lynn’s office
Suggested items for food drive
• Get Involved: Be Greener
The Children’s Center, will be posting all our program information for drop-in nursery, preschool, mini camps, summer camp and other children’s programming on Saw Mill Clubs website. Please visit our Children’s Center pages to download newsletters, forms, registrations, and brochures . See what is coming up, school closings and seasonal happenings on the clubs event calendar. |
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The class is busy learning about The First Thanksgiving and decorating the classroom.
We are finishing up numbers 1-10 in our Redbooks and we are going to start the alphabet shortly. They have been busy practicing writing their names and working on their monthly journals.
Don’t forget that Pajama Day is on Friday, November 21st. The class will have milk and cookies and read bedtime stories. There will be a class discussion on how important sleep is and going to bed when their parents tell them to. Please have them wear sneakers with their pajamas instead of slippers, so they don’t slip and fall. This is a class favorite.
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| We will continue our work on the alphabet, focusing on letters Gg-Ii. We will talking about how animals and humans prepare for the winter months. We will also be introducing our first color of the month, which for November will be red:
Please bring in five red cut outs, (example: pictures from a magazine), for your child to make a red collage for their color journal.
Throughout the month we will also be busy decorating our classroom for Thanksgiving and having many class discussions about the meaning of the holiday. Each child will have a chance to think and talk about what is special to them and what they are thankful for. |
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| This month we will be leaning about families, friends, pilgrims/native Americans and thanksgiving. We will learn letters F, G and H, the number 3 and the color brown.
We are happy to welcome Miss Angela to our class. She will be here all year. This will be especially helpful while Miss Francesca is home taking care of her baby during the winter months! |
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Have you been lax about your exercise?
If you’ve been lax about about your exercise routine and aren’t sure what you should be doing, new recommendations give adults and kids specifics on what they can do to reap important health benefits.
Adults need a minimum of 2 1/2 hours of moderate exercise per week, or one hour and 15 minutes of vigorous activity. And kids should get an hour of activity per day, according to the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans announced earlier this month.
Those are the numbers the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services came up with after a two-year process that included having a 13-member advisory committee review scientific research on the effects of physical activity and health.
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Teaches Basketball Is Here at Saw Mill Club
In the Big Gym:
Sunday’s 5:30-7:00pm All ages up to 17 * Rolling Admission at the front desk.
Monday’s 5:00 -6:00pm Ages 11 and under * Rolling Admission at the front desk.
Friday’s 4:30 - 6:00pm Ages K-2 *
Starting October 10th 6 wks
*Registration Required
Need More Information? Contact Terry at Teaches100@aol.com
Teaches runs the #1 “Player Development” program in New York State. With over 400 players enrolled, our program helps boys and girls ranging from age 7 to 17, as well as NCAA Division I and NBA players. Teaches focuses on reinforcing the basics, attention to footwork, “live in-game” simulations, and a wide variety of drill work. Our “Player Development” trainers have learned from the some of the finest coaches in the country. We are motivated to share this knowledge with you and make you a better player.
Additional Children’s Programs Saw Mill Club Offers:
Children’s Tennis | Kids Swimming |Children’s Parties & Events |Dance Programs
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Saw Mill Club Preschool Offers Toddlers an Enrichment Program that Fosters Growth, Learning and Fun.
There are still a few openings available in our afternoon enrichment program for Three’s and Four’s. Activities include swimming, gym, tennis, cooking and Spanish.
Days: Monday through Thursday
Dates: September 8, 2008-June 3, 2009
Times: 12:00-3:00PM
4Days, 3 Days, or 2 Days
Register Your Child Now:
For Three Year Olds: Print Registration
For Four Year Olds: Print Registration
Register Early: Saw Mill Club offers Holiday, Winter & Spring Recess Mini Camp
School age 6–12 years old/Pre-School 3–5 years old A great place for kids to be during school breaks.
Dates: Check SMC Online Calendar for School Calendar and Updates
Holiday 2008 - December 24, 26, 29, 30, 31 & Jan 2nd Print Registration
February 2009 Winter Recess - 16 -20th Print Registration
April 2009 Spring Recess - 6-10th Print Registration
Time: 9:00–3:00PM
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