“S” is for “Scavenger Hunt”! What better way is there to enjoy this stretch of warmer weather than to take our Letter of the Week program outside?! With our Scavenger Hunt List and Crayola in hand, we explored our nearby surroundings “searching” for the items on our list and it was a huge “success”! If you have the chance, take a few moments to learn outdoors-the classroom has no boundaries!
Its “P” week at Little Hopes and our Positively Precious Petite People are loving all of the fun!
Our Pizza restaurant was the talk of the town (our very little town) and messy Paper Mache kept our little fingers busy, while pretzels and peaches recharged our batteries!
“O” is for “Outstanding”! As in, our artwork is “outstanding”!
It’s also for yummy snacks like “oranges” and “olives” and pretend play “offices”. Tomorrow we will play a group game of “Operator” and sort pictures of things that are “opposites”!
Can’t wait for the little preschoolers to see this dinosaur themed invitation to play when they arrive tomorrow!
Remember to bundle your little ones up! Even though times are tough for everyone, We are continuing our community learning through safe and sanctioned socially distanced outdoor music connections.
The preschool kids absolutely love the opportunity to stretch their voices and learn through expression and song.
Crazy Cuts are part of the letter of the week this week. Paper cuts are given a new meaning as we learn more about our letter, getting our hair cut, and practice our fine motor skills cutting! Our Preschool welcomes C and we found out it is for more than just cookie!