Letters, Letters, Letters

Here is a favorite activity for letter formation and identification.  This multisensory approach is based on the belief that children learn best when the material they are given is presented in different modalities.  Here we are using what we see (visual), touch (tactile) and movement (kinesthetic).  You can try this at home!  Just place a small amount of sand in the bottom of a box and practice writing!

Happy

Easter!

Thank You Marty Kelly!

We were very lucky that Marty Kelly was able to read to one of our classes!  It was wonderful to see the children make a connection to the book that I read in the class, to a REAL author!  The children loved it! (and so did the teachers!)

Exploring Shapes

One of our students made this all on his own!  Very creative!

Welcome Spring!

We are all so excited that the weather is taking a turn for the warmer!  We are finally able to play in our playground!  No need for boots or snowpants! Yay!

Here is a look into our classroom.....

We read the book Little Blue and Little Yellow by Leo Lionni 

We then explored mixing colors with playdough.... 

                             

Next we explored mixing yellow and blue with paint....