Cars, Signs and Garages
There has been enthusiastic interest in building roads and ramps for the construction vehicles and cars. With so many cars on the road, sometimes the drivers have been going too fast. It was decided that making
There has been enthusiastic interest in building roads and ramps for the construction vehicles and cars. With so many cars on the road, sometimes the drivers have been going too fast. It was decided that making
The playdough table has been a popular place to explore in the afternoon for the past two weeks. The children have explored using various tools such as rollers with various textures, shape squeezers, printing objects and
Early Arrival gives children the opportunity to begin the day in a small group with children from all four studios. Ursula, being the first to arrive one morning experiments with making prints in the sand using
Ruth had spent several minutes building with the magna tiles on the light table. She was working on building three different sized houses, telling the story of the houses. “This is my house when I’m grown
Who doesn’t love settling down with a good book? Visit any LNS studio and you will see carefully curated shelves enticing the children sit and look, wonder, imagine and learn. After lunch is over we invite the
Felt flowers, pipe cleaners, and popsicle sticks were offered for exploration. Hannah made a flower and then wrapped it around her wrist. Look! I made a flower on my arm! Ada worked on attaching pipe cleaners. So you have
A beautiful day and requests from the children for a picnic saw us heading out into the sculpture park for Stay and Play. We chose a shady spot to our enjoy our lunches near the Carriage
Caterpillar Chrysalis Butterfly!!! Sylvie noticed a butterfly flutter by. Look Margot a butterfly! An orange butterfly! Sylvie rushed
Work created during Stay and Play is often taken home at the end of the day. It may be folded and placed in backpacks but that creates creases. Rolling the papers and placing in boots is
Once our clay pieces were dried and then fired in the kiln, we painted our designs with a black glaze. We concentrated on painting the glaze into the intricate grooves to highlight the patterns. Then we
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