We painted our own “Red” Barn today!
Recognizing his/her name is most likely the first word that a preschooler learns. Once that is established, the next step is to learn the letters and the order they belong in. Today, we reviewed the order of the letters by matching them to the name that was written above. We then talked about what each letter was, and counted the amount of letters in his/her name.
Fall is a colorful time of year. Today, the children were able to express their creative sides with Ms. Lori while creating their own fall tree. The children discussed fall colors and why the leaves change colors. Using our fingers to paint is always a memorable experience!
Apples or….apples? Apples are a healthy snack, especially if you’re on the go. Today we learned about how our yummy snack can differ: dried apples. Using our taste buds and Smart Board, we made a graph that told us who liked fresh apples and who liked dried apples. The results? Fresh won by a landslide, but dried had a few votes!
The toddlers are working hard on their art show pieces, but needed the Pre-K children’s help to prepare for the big day. The toddlers have created their own Very Busy Spider from Eric Carle’s popular children’s book. The Pre-K students created spider webs for them to display their spider’s on for the art show. They were very excited to help and their spiderwebs were beautiful. Stop in the toddler room to take a peek at their creations on Friday at the art show.
With a new month comes a new theme: Farms of America. There are many different types of farms to discover. This month, we will be learning about apple farms. Ms. Lori worked with the children on parts of an apple tree. Today the children enjoyed painting the trunk!
To reinforce what we discussed at group time, we colored “1” Chicken today!
Creative Tots has specialized in the private education of both toddlers and preschool age children for over 15 years. We began in the heart of Madeira and now also have a new Mason location. We are specifically designed to focus on early childhood development for children ages 18 months to 5 years.
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