Welcome! We've had such a wonderful experience this week adjusting to our classroom and friends. The children were so happy to see each other. I hope the pictures and conversations below can give you a little peek into the what took place this past week. The children did lots of exploring inside and outside of the classroom, socialized:), role played and so much more, all while experiencing the upcoming holiday of Yom Kippur.
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The shapes left in the playdough area were there to inspire friendship and caring at the beginning of the year and connected to the holiday of Yom Kippur.
While creating with playdough, Sammy: "Hannah, here's a heart, because you're my friend!" |
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After Sammy dropped her the playdough on her textured dress and squeezed it against it,
the children were amazed at what effect it had on the playdough.
Aiden: "Look!" Chana: "It's bumpy!" Sammy: "Oh my!" Hannah (pointing above): "Look there's a rainbow shape!" | |
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| "All my friends!" |
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| Inspired by Natural Materials! |
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| Reading books with Morah Stephanie. |
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| Picasso's in training! Working on a piece of art in unity! |
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| Group effort.....using chalk to trace Morah Stephanie |
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| Bike riding outside (follow the leader) |
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| Sand (imaginary) play |
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| Ice cream house! |
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| Using our motor skills and manners to take snack independently. After
discussing keeping germs to ourselves and amounts (take 4 - on sign),
the children used tongs to serve the cut strawberries. It was a
challenge but if you look closely at the picture the children were proud
of their achievement and appreciated the independence! |
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Building a communtiy as a community!
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Playing football!
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| Sorting the animals! |
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| Our scientist hard at work! | | | | | |
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Sammy: " Mommy works very hard and needs help cleaning."
Aiden: "Here I come!"
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| Mommy and daughter bringing baby to the Dr. |
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| On of many tea parties! |
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