This Week

We’ve been working hard on our play! We can’t wait to show you:)

Show-and-Tells…

Happy Birthday, Easton!

Happy Birthday, Brooklyn!

Gingerbread Babies

We started our day by coloring gingerbread men…

…and placing them on my cookie sheet.

But this was not just any old cookie sheet…This was a magic cookie sheet from the North Pole! From Santa himself! After placing the paper cookies in the oven, the magic turns them into real gingerbread cookies we would eat for snack!

We read some gingerbread books… And when I went to check on the cookies, they were gone!!!  They had turned into gingerbread babies and ran away! So, of course, we made a chart predicting where the gingerbread babies would be…

We searched all over the school to find them right back in the kitchen with our cook, Ms. Phyllis. Whew!

We ate them all up before they could run away again!

Well done, Preschoolers!

Show-and-Tell

M is for Menorah

Today, we learned about Hanukkah!

After reading about this celebration, we each colored our own menorah.

And we worked on our cutting and pasting to put them together!

Show-and-Tell!

December Fun!

We’ve been having so much fun this December!

 

We’ve worked on patterns and made ornaments…

Had show-and-tells…

and had dads come in to read!

Easton is Snoopy’s Student this week!

I apologize that I wasn’t able to post last week. Unfortunately, my computer has been sick. Keep checking the rest of the week for our December fun!!!

Winter Centers

Check out our adorable ceiling decorations!

At centers, the kids can play with winter puppets,

Decorate a Christmas Tree,

Toss balls into a snowman,

Make Christmas cookies,

Write letters to Santa and mail them,

Write cards to family and friends,

Spell Christmas words,

Color winter pictures,

Paint with red and green,

Play with a nativity,

Play a winter grid game,

Listen to winter stories,

Read winter books,

And even act them out!

Whew! That’s a lot of new centers! And there are more to come…

Happy Thanksgiving!

Looks like turkey is our preschoolers’ most favorite Thanksgiving food.

We made a book about what we’re thankful for!

The kids also decorated their Native American vests.

How cute!

We wore them during our Thanksgiving feast.

Turkey, cheese, crackers, and pumpkin pie! Yum!

Even the afternoon Day Care had Pilgrim costumes!

Happy Thanksgiving!