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I am the new Early Childhood Director at Argentine Elementary. I bring 23 years of educational experience, including 12 years of early childhood experience in Genesee County. I come to LCS from Ypsilanti Community Schools, where I served as the Early Childhood Director for the last two years.

I'm excited to be closer to home and the community that I love. I've got three children who attend Fenton Schools: Mackenzie is a Junior at FHS, Cameron is in 8th grade at AGS, and Landon is in 3rd grade at North Road. Please feel free to contact me at ebradley@lindenschools.org. I'll also send out a monthly newsletter highlighting important Argentine information.

I am looking forward to meeting all of the wonderful Argentine families!

- Mrs. Bradley

How old are you? 4

What is something you’re really good at? The splits

What do you want to be when you grow up? A teacher

What is something that makes you happy? Mommy

What is something that makes you sad? When friends don’t play with me

If you were the principal at Argentine Elementary, what rules would you make? Teachers have to play

What makes your family special? They eat dinner

What are you thankful for? Mommy

How old are you? 5

What is something you’re really good at? Playing Minecraft

What do you want to be when you grow up? A police officer

What is something that makes you happy? My iPad

What is something that makes you sad? When friends hit me

If you had a super power what would it be? I'd be like Iron Man

What makes your family special? My sisters

What are you thankful for? When there are flames on stuff

Winter Break: December 22, 2023 - January 2, 2024

MLK Day: January 15, 2024

Link to Article: 10 Things Every Parent Should Know About Play

(1) Children learn through play! They learn about problem solving and improve social skills; perfect physical skills; and increase their vocabulary, math, and literacy skills.

(2) Play is healthy! Playing counteracts obesity and provides opportunities for children to develop.

(3) Play reduces stress! It provides an outlet for children to safely work through their feelings.

(4) Play is more important than meets the eye! Researchers have studied how children learn best through play and how play (particularly outdoor play) positively impacts children's health.

(5) Make time for play! By ensuring that your child has as much play time as possible, you are promoting cognitive, language, physical, social and emotional development.

(6) Play and learning go hand-in-hand! For children, play is how they learn best.

(7) Play outside! It is important that parents help their children create outdoor memories like the ones they may have had themselves as a child.

(8) There's a lot to learn about play! Check out some of NAEYC's articles and books about play.

(9) Trust your own playful instincts! Play comes naturally to children. When given the opportunity to play, they may surprise you with all they are capable of doing.

(10) Play is a child's context for learning! Play provides a safe place and time to practice and reinforce their learning; something that is not yet developmentally appropriate for them to learn through paper-pencil activities such as worksheets.

Main Office: Mrs. DiAnne Hukill, (810) 591-0230

Website: Argentine Early Childhood Center
Location: 8483 Silver Lake Road, Linden MI, 48451
Phone: (810) 591-0230

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