Check out some of our activities!
Students enjoyed being archaeologists and
digging for dinosaur bones!
Students were given the opportunity to free paint
their own dinosaur foot. We put all of the
dinosaur feet together in the hallway to make
dinosaur tracks!
We love seeing students check out books
on their own!
A preschool family donated a baby doll
crib! It has made a great addition to our
classroom!
The students love holding baby dolls! This has been
a great outlet for talking about emotions. Students
explore different feelings by pretending that their
baby is feeling sad, mad, hungry, happy, and excited.
I have noticed that the students show a lot of
gentleness with the dolls,and take the role of
"mommy" and "daddy" seriously.
At recess, many of the students transformed
into dinosaurs and chased their friends
around the playground!
Tangrams can be tricky, but they are great way for students
to work on shapes and puzzles in a less guided format!
The students love coloring with markers!
We colored a lot of dinosaur pictures!
Some students are exploring how to stay inside
the lines, other students are thinking about how
to make different objects in their picture different
colors, and some students are still working on
gross motor control. All of these stages of writing
are a part of the two and three year old age group!
After nap, I caught these two friends working
together to get socks and shoes on!
I love when friends work together!
Tracing lowercase letters with small paper
and glue!
Tracing letters and words on whiteboards!
When we trace them with paintbrushes
the ink disappears! Cool!
Some students are working on writing their name!
All of the students know at least one letter in their
name by now. Many of the students can
spell their names without help! Encourage
your child to try and write down some of the
letters in their name. Celebrate the success and
offer assistance when there are any signs of frustration.
See you next time!
