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Food/Allergy Information
At Extraordinary Kids, providing a weekly snack is NOT a component of our program.
We do however feel that at times it complements the lesson, reinforces a concept, or provides a recognizable link to an unfamiliar foreign culture.
The lists below are foods that will be tasted during the lesson shown. We study all ingredients to insure that our students’ allergy and special needs are addressed. If you have a concern, please let us know. The products will be available for you to look at the week before they are served. Feel free to discuss them or any alternatives you may wish to provide with the classroom teachers. They will be able to guide you and give you any additional information you may need.
SPRING SESSION
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LESSON
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SNACK |
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Oceans Day 1
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None |
| Oceans Day 2 |
None |
| Oceans Day 2-3 combo |
None |
| Oceans Day 3 |
None |
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| Japan Day 1 |
Botan Rice Candy and Rice Crackers
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| Japan Day 2 |
Pocky Chocolate Covered Biscuit Sticks, Cheerios cereal |
| Japan Day 3 |
Chicken flavored Ramen Noodles, Green Tea, Honey Mix 7, Roasted Green Peas, Sesame Cookie |
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| Bugs/Insects Day 1 |
Celery with cream cheese with raisins |
| Bugs/Insects Day 1-2 combo |
(Only if time permits) Day 1 or 2’s snack |
| Bugs/Insects Day 2 |
None |
| Bugs/Insects Day 3 |
Crushed Oreo cookies, raisins, fruit snack gummy insect |
| ALLERGIES |
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It is the parent/guardian’s responsibility to notify us if your child has a food or environmental allergy that could effect his/her participation in class. |
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The child should be aware of his/her restrictions. |
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Food is not served on a regular basis, only as a complement or enhancement to a lesson. |
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Extraordinary Kids always makes available a list of foods that will be used during each session and it is the responsibility of the parent/guardian to ask for it and read it carefully. |
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Original food packaging is available on site. Parents/guardians are encouraged to read ingredient labels to determine if there is any reason that the food is unsuitable for their child. |
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Extraordinary Kids will do their best to provide an appropriate alternative food whenever possible. We appreciate parents help with suggestions or providing substitutes when necessary. |
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Extraordinary Kids will work with parents to try to meet their child’s special needs. We strive to keep our environment as safe as possible for students, while maintaining the hands-on approach of our program. |
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Unfortunately, there may be times when we are unable to accommodate a student’s needs. In that case we will refund you the cost of the class, minus fees determined by the specific site. |
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We can not guarantee an allergy free environment. Our classrooms are used by many people other than Extraordinary Kids Ltd. |
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