PHOTO SCRAPBOOK

What’s happening at school lately….

Today we used magnifying glasses to find our letters!

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We are learning how to write our names in preschool. The kids are so proud when they get it!

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Decorating some Christmas trees at preschool today during playtime!

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We had so much fun celebrating Halloween at preschool. We made witches brew, became mummies and had a dance party! It was boo-tactic!

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We developed some of our fine motor skills

and hand-eye coordination today.

The kids were given a number to find on

our giant pumpkin and hammer a nail over top.

They did such a great job!

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The kids are loving playing with the

“ME” blocks at playtime. We’ve given

each student the supplies to make a block

with their picture on it so they

have their “friends” to play with at

preschool!

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We made our own rainbows using skittles today for part of our “C” is for colors unit. Ask your kids to recite the Color Chant.

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We broke out of a chrysalis today and became beautiful butterflies. Having fun during our bug unit.

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*NOTE: Some of these photos were taken in our previous school environment.

Some days, it’s literally a zoo at preschool! It was feeding time at the zoo when these adorable little monkeys, tigers, lions, giraffes, elephants, and zebras got a treat for correctly identifying alphabet letters and their sounds. However, our “zookeepers” (teachers) were amazed at how tame these wild animals really were – they patiently waited their turn and even said thank you!

During our Winter unit we read and acted out the story from “The Mitten” by Jan Brett, which tells of many woodland animals squeezing inside a lost mitten to try to keep warm. Your kids were adorable in their animal masks! Then, we did a mitten lacing craft with animal stick puppets so the children can retell the story to you when they get home!”