The highlight of this week would have to be Mother's Night. The children so enjoyed showing off their favorite works and sharing special time with their moms in the classroom. We are so glad you could come! 







Meanwhile during the day, we continue to explore the environment, have new lessons, and practice work we enjoy. Poking out continents is a popular geography activity. Using a stylus to perforate a shape builds pincer grip strength and eye-hand coordination. Children like to do one continent and wear it as a necklace or poke out all 7 to make a map.
Having fun at the snack table...
We are so tickled with our new guinea pigs. They are such a great addition to our classroom and provide many opportunities for learning from pet care to rodent facts. After considering many suggestions for names, the WHAM class named the gray, short-haired guinea pig, Bumpy. WHPM named the brown, long-haired one, Sunny. Come meet them. They are cute as can be!
Checking out the sandpaper letters with a new friend...









We love doing food preparation works in Practical Life. Orange juicing is a tricky and rewarding challenge. In addition, we are scrubbing, peeling and cutting carrots and trying new tastes like...
Sun butter and crackers!
Over the winter break we rearranged some areas of the classroom and added many new works like counting with Unifix cubes. 
Sun butter and crackers!


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