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OK, this PTA creatively calls it the Kindergarten Cry but I still love the name Boo Hoo Breakfast for an event to welcome/support the new parents at your school, who are letting go of their babies for the first time. Fun way to make that first connection and make a great first impression.Remi...

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Boo Hoo Breakfast

Posted by: Tim Sullivan on Aug 19, 2008 in Parent Involvement, Back to School

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OK, this PTA creatively calls it the "Kindergarten Cry" but I still love the name "Boo Hoo Breakfast" for an event to welcome/support the new parents at your school, who are letting go of their babies for the first time. Fun way to make that first connection and make a great first impression.

Reminds me -- there a whole bunch of good "Boo Hoo Breakfast" docs in our File Exchange. Have you seen the File Exchange yet? It's my favorite new PTO tool of 2008 (though I am a bit biased).

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Posted by - Maria Ortiz on Sep. 15, 2008
My 4 year old started pre-K this year and she has a terrible separation anxiety, as well as some of her peers. I notice that the teacher doesn't help the parents with a warm welcome to the kids and she just ingnore the kids' stress. Is that correct? should the teacher be more kind, loving when the kids come to her classroom or it is just something that a teacher shoud not handdle?