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Family events in our community this month! 

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Family events in our community this month! 

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Ultimate Guide to Halloween & Fall Activities in Fargo | 2025

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Looking for fall activities in Fargo? We have you covered with our list of all things fall in and around Fargo!

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Sign-up as a trunk or treat participant and you may win a $100.00 gift card for best of show!

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Rheault Farm is 15-acres and owned and operated by the Fargo Park District. The park has a picnic shelter, bunkhouse, playground, brick farmhouse, barn, granary, year-round restrooms and a Quonset.

Rheault Farm is home to a variety of festivals, events, rentals and classes all year long.

The house and barn were originally built in 1918-19 by owner Sanford Johnson with brick from Fargo Brick Co. Ernest Rheault bought the farm in 1949 and his son George continued to farm the land until 1979 when it was acquired by the Fargo Park District.

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Rheault Farm is 15-acres and owned and operated by the Fargo Park District. The park has a picnic shelter, bunkhouse, playground, brick farmhouse, barn, granary, year round restrooms and a Quonset.

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The PTO is a committee made up of parents and teachers who are motivated to impact, encourage, and support teachers and school as a whole - mission statement! Any parent, guardian, staff member, or teacher may join!

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Children's Montessori clothing item orders are due Wednesday, October 10th, to your child's classroom. Thank you!

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Schools close at noon for 1/2 day Professional Development on Friday, October 31st. 

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Schools close at noon for 1/2 day Professional Development on Friday, October 31st. 

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Miss Hannah will be leaving us for new adventures, and we wish her all of the best! We are interviewing to fill this position and are excited about the applications we have received thus far.

Miss Megan and Miss Beki have maternity leaves approaching this fall and winter (congratulations and so happy for your families!) and new hires will be in place to support their schools while they are on leave.

Miss Lexie wrote and secured a grant to create a nursing-friendly space at Bella Terra, which is so beautiful, congratulations! As part of this work, Lexie and Emily Paramarta created a lovely mural. The space is peaceful and lovely.

Miss Aly at Bella Terra is taking classes on Conscious Discipline and Circle of Security. We look forward to her sharing-out resources with all of us, amazing!

Miss Tessa has begun her Masters Degree in Early Childhood online, and we are very excited for her.

Happy Birthday in October to Miss Sara, Miss Beki, Miss Hannah, and Miss Megan!

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Parent Education Night Tuesday, October 14, at 6:30 pm, light refreshments will be served. 

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Parent Education Night Tuesday, October 14, at 6:30 pm, light refreshments will be served. 

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Parent Education Night in October will focus on infants, 1's, and 2's. Topics will include healthy development and milestones as well as a q and a session. There is no childcare provided at this event but may be offered at later ones.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSchR85pNaY4pqUek_u2JG-vgCMQ_rtFQaDM8i2FnQzs0gMO8w/viewform?usp=header

Please RSVP through this link. Thank you!

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Children’s Montessori, Fargo. 68 likes · 65 talking about this. Children’s Montessori serves infant through elementary age students by providing a safe, developmentally appropriate, inclusive, and…

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...inspiring Trunk or Treat theme!

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The schools collected over 100 pairs of socks for the Golden Drive Sock Project!

“﻿I have seen that children can do much for the community. In the child is much knowledge, much wisdom." ~ Dr. Montessori

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It is hard to believe that October has arrived!! Time seems to move quickly once school begins. The children are settled into the routine of the morning and they are very busy! There is so much interest and activity in every area of the classroom.

In Practical Life the children are busy pouring, tonging, twisting and manipulating a variety of materials; enjoying snack with a friend. They are working on care of self and care of the environment by dusting shelves and cleaning up after snack and lunch.

In Math a variety of counting activities are being put to good use. 1-10 quantity and symbol work (numeral recognition), teens, tens and the hundreds board have all been introduced.

In Sensorial the pink tower, broad stair, red rods and cylinder work are favorites for building and comparing. We began our study of the five senses last week beginning with the sense of touch, and will continue with sight, hearing, smell and taste using the sensorial materials to isolate each sense over the coming weeks.

In Geography we have introduced land, air and water as elements of the Earth and have added the land and water globe to this area of the classroom. The continent globes will be introduced, beginning our study of the seven continents and the world map.

In Language, the children are working visual matching activities, classifying objects and pictures, sorting objects, discussing opposites, labeling picture cards and the environment. These activities along with patterning, association cards and sequence cards are some of the pre-reading activities. Themes of Fall support this important work!

In handwriting, children are practicing pencil control with the metal inset work. There are many activities for tracing lines and shapes that are important to learn in order to form letters. Letter and word tracing are also popular.

Please remember when printing your child’s name, always begin at the top. Capitalize only the initial letter and use lower case for the following letters (Mary, not MARY) writing in capital letters is a hard habit to change.

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Please sign-up with your child's classroom for your conference, the week of October 13th for all schools except Bello Mondo; their conferences will be held the week of October 20th. Thank you, families!

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Children may wear their not-so-scary costumes to school on the 31st.