Hi and welcome to Pre-K at W.G. Mallett School, located at 116 Middle Street in Farmington. I’m Mrs. Casavant and I looking forward to working with your family and having your child in my classroom this school year.
A little about me. I have worked in W.G. Mallett school since 2012. I received my Bachelor’s degree in Recreation from the University of Maine at Presque Isle and continued my education to receive my Early Childhood Education certification from the State of Maine. I enjoy spending time with my family, and 8 year old lab Lacey being outdoors in the mountains or by the water enjoying a campfire, walking, running, hiking, snowshoeing, and skiing.
A little about me. I have worked in W.G. Mallett school since 2012. I received my Bachelor’s degree in Recreation from the University of Maine at Presque Isle and continued my education to receive my Early Childhood Education certification from the State of Maine. I enjoy spending time with my family, and 8 year old lab Lacey being outdoors in the mountains or by the water enjoying a campfire, walking, running, hiking, snowshoeing, and skiing.
My co-teacher is Mrs Bailey. Jubilee Bailey earned her Bachelor's degree from the University of Maine at Farmington where she majored in Early Childhood Education and minored in Psychology. She has worked in preschool settings as a teacher and home visitor for twenty years. She has been with the Mallett Pre-K since 2014. Jubilee lives with her husband and daughter in Jay.
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Here is a tour of our classroom
Our CurriculumIn Pre-K we support children's development through a holistic approach. We design emergent curriculum and support children's learning each day by providing materials that are engaging and of interest to the children.
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Books Books BooksOwl Babies by Martin Waddell
Llama Llama Red Pajama by Anna Dewdney Llama Llama Time to Share by Anna Dewdney The Family Book by Todd Parr Pete the Cat Rocking in my School Shoes by Eric Litwin Little Blue Little Yellow by Leo Lionni Mouse Paint by Ellen Walsh Mouse Count by Ellen Walsh |
Classroom DonationAs we move into fall, we would like children to experience fall inside. If you have large sunflower heads you're willing to donate we will use them in the sensory table working on fine motor skills, by plucking seeds with tweezers. Other fall garden goodies you'd be willing to share would be appreciated as well such as corn stalks, corn, carrots, pumpkins, and gourds.
THANK YOU Other classroom donation: Clorox wipes tissues |
