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  • Discovering the Texture of an Adobe Home

    Ms. Lori gave us the opportunity to learn about Adobe Homes today during our art experience.  We learned that adobe homes are found in Mexico and throughout the southwestern United States.  We also learned that these homes are made of a mixture of sand, clay and water and formed into bricks before building They are used in these areas because they help keep the homes cool in the heat of the desert.  We used a sandy mixture to paint our own adobe home in a desert environment.

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  • B is For Burrito!

    Who knew learning the alphabet could be so fun?  Working on the letter B proved to be delicious.  This unique learning opportunities is sure to be remembered!  Today was such a good time.  I think we discovered some Mexican food lovers!

    We worked on our fine motor skills as the children cut their own avocado

    Working on our fine motor skills as the children cut their own avocado

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    Red pepper is colorful and delicious!

    Red pepper is colorful and delicious!

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    Taco meat helps add the B to our beef burrito

    Taco meat helps add the B to our beef burrito

    Sampling the ingredients is always a fun part!

    Sampling the ingredients is always a fun part of cooking!

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    Topping it off with lettuce and cheese

    Topping it off with lettuce and cheese

  • Discovery the Parts of a Sunflower

    The PreK students had the opportunity to discover the parts of a sunflower up close in our science study.  We dissected the sunflowers we had in our classroom for a closer look.  We also learned how to properly use a magnifying glass during science discovery.

    Discovering the Veins in the Leaves

    Discovering the Veins in the Leaves

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    Investigating Inside the Stem

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  • Making Our Own Play Dough

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    The students were introduced to a recipe in the Tuesday afternoon class and used it along with Ms. Courtney’s help to create their own play dough.  The recipe was sent home and is super easy!  Great idea for a rainy afternoon.

  • Getting Ooey Gooey with Mad Scientists

    Exploring the World of Science

    Exploring the World of Science






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    Discovering Acids and Bases with Mad Science

    INVENTING CREATIONS USING OBSERVATION AND EXPERIMENTATION

    INVENTING CREATIONS USING OBSERVATION AND EXPERIMENTATION

    EXPLORING THE SCIENCE THAT IS ALL AROUND US

    EXPLORING THE SCIENCE THAT IS ALL AROUND US

    USING YOUR SENSES TO EXPLORE SCIENCE

    USING YOUR SENSES TO EXPLORE SCIENCE

  • Our Creative Tots Took the Stage During Music Camp Week!

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  • Play dough Letter Review

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  • Exploring Color

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  • Mad Science Color Lab

    A scientist from “Mad Science” joined us today to introduce our preschoolers to the exciting world of color.  The “Mad Scientist” walked us through some exciting demonstrations about primary colors and color mixing.  Be sure to ask  your little one what they learned today!  The kids really seemed to enjoy everything she had to say and were intrigued at all of her experiments.  They will visit again toward the end of the year to share a different program with about worms!

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  • T-E-N Spells Ten!

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    We have been learning about the number ten this week.  We have learned a new song about the number ten and also how to spell it!  We also had the chance to use yummy marshmallows to outline the number ten while working our small motor muscles in our hands and number recognition for number ten.

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