I am writing this letter to inform you of your daughters progress at the daycare.

Today she was able to help her teachers pick up after herself after snack time. When she was done her snack we had asked her to put her plate and cup always and without any distractions she put her plate in the tray. She was also sharing a few of her snacks with her friends which made us all very happy. Her progress in daycare is doing grate.

Thank you,

Hillary

Good morning, Patricia. This morning we have learned that your child, Michael was able to sound out the 8 animals from the book “Uumajut” and had taught some of his daycare friends, he was also able to act them out, improving his language and gross motor skills. He would be so proud to show you what he learned (in our day care) at home! Thank you for reading this message and have a good rest of the day and night! We are looking forward to hearing from you and your child.

Angel Anirniq - Early Child Educator

Dear Mr and Mrs. Smith,

I hope this letter finds you well, I am writing you a letter to inform you of your child, she has made me so proud in the past week. A couple weeks ago she had told me she is potty training at home with a proud smile on her face while I was doing a diaper change with her.  This week she has been telling me and her other teachers when she needs to go to the potty and we all encourage her to go when needed. All of her teachers are proud and happy with this journey and are excited for the upcoming days, I hope for the best for you and your husband, along with McKenna. This means that you will be less worried about her diapers or if its needed for restock or even no notification as to supplies needed. We help and support all our children and their families wishes!

Have a great weekend,

Hattie Aningaat, Early childhood educator.

Dear Sheila

This letter is to inform you that your son Jonny has successfully used the potty for the 3^rd time on his own today, we asked him a few times if he needed to potty but he kept telling us no, he told us when he needed the washroom on his own, the more you tell him you’re so proud of him the more he’ll use the potty on his own. And  were hoping he could keep this up, .. we would love that Jonny use the potty more often.. thank you for being apart of our ECE community

-krisy

I wanted to take a moment and share something truly special about your daughter, Emily.

Over the pat little while, we have noticed her consistently showing kindness and responsibility during our daily routines, especially when it comes to cleaning up.

Emily has been such a wonderful helper in our classroom. She often takes initiative by tiding up toys and encouraging her friends to join in as well. It’s been lovely to see her gently guiding others and working together as a part of a team. These moments show not only her growing independence but also care and consideration for those around her.

At just two years old, this kind behaviour is something to be very proud of. Emily is building important social and life skills, and she is already making a positive impact on her environment and her peers.

Thank you for supporting and encouraging these values at home—it truly shines through her actions here.

Warm regards,

Verna Kalluk

Baker Laker Daycare staff.