MARCH BRAGGIN' DRAGON                            122nd EDITION
 
 
 
Teacher of the Month 
Ms.Jennifer
Baby Purple Dragons

 
 
 
Food: Caesar Salad and Hot Wings      
 
Color: ALL shades of neutrals       
 
Favorite Children's book: Be You by Perter H. Reynolds 
   
Favorite TV show: Shitt$ Creek    


Word of the Month
Manifestation   
an event, action, or object that clearly shows or embodies something, especially a theory or an abstract idea. 

Career of the Month
Obstetrician

Artist of the Month
Poet 
Rupi Kaur
Rupi Kaur is an Indian born Canadian poet, her book Milk & Honey sold more than 3 million copies worldwide. "Kaur was born into  Sikh family in Punjab, India. She immigrated to Canada with her parents when she was four years old.Her father worked as a truck driver and her family eventually settled in Brampton.  She was inspired by her mother to draw and paint.She continued her art into her teens, but at age seventeen, she shifted her focus to writing and performing" - ref. Wikipedia


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Important Dates

March 1 - Tuition Due

March 1 - First Day of Women's History Month

March 2 - Read Across America Day!
National Read Across America day - we are building our class libraries let us know if you would like to donate a book to the class, if you're interested bring it in March 2nd with your child's name in it so our Dragons can read it during class and keep it for years to come at Camelot.

March 2 - Pajama Day
To celebrate Read Across America Day we are going to get cozy in our PJ's read some books and enjoy some time together reading our favorite books! Some of our classes will be making their own books to take home!

March 2 - Happy Birthday Ms. Millie, Yellow Dragon Co-Teacher

March 9 - Happy Birthday Mr.Livi

March 9 - Happy Birthday Mr.Frank, Green Dragon Co-Teacher

March 13 - Happy Birthday Ms. Renae! (BIG 5-0!)

March 14 - Daylight Savings Time Starts! Don't forget to set your clock forward to "spring ahead"

March 16 - CHLA Blood Drive - 8:30am - 2:30pm
 
March 17 - St.Patrick's Day - Let's turn the school GREEN! Wear your Camelot Green / St.Patty's Day wear to school today!!
 
March 19 - Ms.Katie is getting Married!
 
March 26 - Camelot CLOSED, In Observation of Cesar Chavez Day  
 
March 29 - April 2 - Camelot CLOSED, Spring Break  
 


Peek at the Month Ahead

April 1 - Happy Birthday Ms.Andrea

April 4 - Easter Sunday!

April 16 - Parent Appreciation Day

April 22 - Happy Birthday Ms.Mi Mi

April 30 - Sports Jersey Day!


We adopted Koalas!

Camelot Adopted 4 Koalas for all our dragon ages, see which Koalas our children will be learning about below :)

Anwen is a continued adoption for us, we celebrate this Koala last year after the fires. She received  burns over 90% of her body, in addition to the hands and the feet, she has been recovering slowly but getting more mobile day by day. She loves the daily delivery of fresh leaf!

Jan was found in the middle of the road curled up, lucky enough not to have been hit by a car. Just not feeling well and severely malnourished. Jan was transferred to a 24 hour care facility when he could get better and hopefully join the Joey yard soon with his treatment increasing and his health as well!


Emerald Downs May came to the Koala Hospital with with a very unusual condition for a koala of her age. Her left eye had very advanced glaucoma which is a condition not unusual in koalas but not normally seen in young animals. Poor Emerald Downs Mary must have been involved in some sort of physical trauma - a fall from a tree maybe? Mary is a very gentle easy koala so the decision was made to surgically remove the remaining eye which due to the high ocular pressure would have been causing her considerable pain. As the Koala Hospital has many years' experience in dealing with blind koalas they knew that Mary would cope well (as pictured) with life in captivity.


Baz was a  juvenile koala who had more than likely recently left his mother's home range during the fires. He was found burned by the fires and eventually named after the firefighter that found him. Ruins Way Baz was struggling with recovery from his burns so the Koala Hospital placed Baz in home care with one of their very
experienced carers who gave him 24 hour, 5 star care. His burns injuries slowly healed, his fur began to regrow and Baz finally began to put on weight. He is hoped to be released once all his injuries have gotten better, in the meantime he remains in his new home with lots of love!

Upcoming Events: 

Ronald McDonald Walk for Kids


We are excited to share that we will be supporting Mr.Frank (our green dragons co-teacher) and Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern California by participating in this year's virtual Walk for Kids! We would love for you to join us and help us raise much needed funds for the services they provide for families and children. 

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern California relies on the generosity of the community to create an environment where children and their families embrace life and healing with a sense of compassion, encouragement and joy. This year's Walk for Kids will give us a chance to make a difference for the families in our community while joining thousands of other supporters virtually at a one-of-a-kind celebration. Donations are tax-deductible, and can be made online or via snail mail.

You can JOIN OUR TEAM or DONATE with this LINK HERE!

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