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My son’s in kindergarten and his birthday is next Tues.
I was wondering what I should send to his classroom on that day for all the kids.
Did you send/take a birthday treat to your child’s classroom when they were in kindergarten? What? Give me some fun ideas. Thanks!
I’ve already checked with his teacher and she said it’s ok to send a treat for the class now and then.

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My son’s in kindergarten and his birthday is next Tues.
I was wondering what I should send to his classroom on that day for all the kids.
Did you send/take a birthday treat to your child’s classroom when they were in kindergarten? What? Give me some fun ideas. Thanks!
I’ve already checked with his teacher and she said it’s ok to send a treat for the class now and then.

*Continuing the discussion from the original post found here.

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i am taking my children on holiday to trecco bay and i was wondering if anyone can tell me what entertainment their is their for my children(i.e)parks, adventure play areas etc.
also i heard their is new facilities for 2008 and i was wondering what new facilities these would be. any help would be appreciated.

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