Contact

information Site Manager

Seena Karki

303.519.3735

Seena.karki@rrcc.edu

Accounting

303.914.6506

sacc@rrcc.edu

rrcc.edu/School-age-

childcare

Program Manger

Sarah Espinoza

303.914.6452

Sarah.espinoza@rrcc.edu

Program Administrator

Lizz Jackson

Liz.Jackson@rrcc.edu

Hours of Operation:

6:30am – 8:10am and

2:55pm-6:00pm

RRCC SACC @ KENDRICK LAKES

DECEMBER NEWSLETTER

Easy Healthy Snack

1. Healthy Yogurt Bark: It is an easy breakfast to make

all year long.

2. The Very Hungry Caterpillar Fruit Pizza: You can

combine food with literature “The Very Hungry

Caterpillar” fruit pizza. Kids can customize their mini-

pizza to their liking.

3. Frozen Banana Bites: This is a great alternative to ice

cream or Popsicles.

4. Homemade Fruit Roll-ups: When you make them at

home, they won’t have added sugar like store

bought ones.

https://www.naturalbeachliving.com/healthy-foods-

kids-can-make/

Please RSVP for

family night and

bring a dish to

share!

Important Dates:

December 1st: Tuition is due, even on weekends.

https://commerce.cashnet.com/cashnetg/selfserve/EditItem.as

px?PC=H664&ItemCount=1

December 12th: Family Night! Come decorate graham cracker

houses with us. Bring a dish to share.

December 23rd: Full day care at Kendallvue elementary school.

13658 W Marlowe Ave. Sign up by 12/9.

December 24th –January 1st: Winter Break. RRCC SACC is closed.

January 2nd & 3rd: Full day care at Kendallvue elementary. Sign

up by 12/19.

https://rrcc.formstack.com/forms/sacc_early_release_full_day_s

Eating healthy meals is linked to higher grades, better memory and alertness, and faster

information processing. Food that is rich in fiber, proteins, and healthy fats keep the

body feeling full longer, providing enough energy to stay focused and alert throughout

the entire day. Having a healthy diet is one of the most important ways to prevent

chronic disease. Healthy eating habits are more likely to stay with you if you learn them

as a child. That is why it is essential that you teach your child good eating habits now.

Here are some ways you can incorporate good eating habits with your child:

Eat breakfast daily: Eating a balanced breakfast is an excellent way for your

child to start their day.

Make Mealtime a Priority: Sitting down at the table and eating as a family helps

form healthy eating habits as children thrive on having a routine.

Get Kids Involved: Involve your child in grocery shopping and choosing what to

eat. Teach them how to read food labels so they know the nutritional value of

what they are consuming.

Limit Sugar: Sugar occurs naturally in many foods. However, many foods, such as

ketchup and frozen meals, have added sugar. To limit sugar in your diet, you can

modify recipes, avoid sugary drinks, or eat more fruit.

Set Snack Boundaries: Teach your kids to ask before getting a snack. Put snack

like pretzels or light popcorn in a small bowl or plate at a table instead of letting

them eat from the bag for portion control.

RRCC SACC hopes you and your family have a Happy Holiday!

In compliance with licensing,

students will have indoor recess if the

temperature is under 20 degrees F or

over 95 degrees F. During the cold

weather, please make sure that your

child had appropriate winter-wear

for them to go outside and play.