“I don’t know how to draw why!”
With snow storms finally moving away and Spring beginning to make a stronger bid to arrive, we enjoyed a interruption-free week for once! This allowed for us also in get back to our small groups and
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We don’t know what card is missing…
During group time, we tried a new game. Three cards from the Face Game were placed on the rug. We then covered the cards up with a cloth. When we removed the cloth, only two cards
Claywork
Although, March has been so snowy and cold, April will soon be here and so will our LNS Gala! The Extended Day children have been working with clay to create a surprise for the upcoming auction!
THE SHREK SHOW
Sam has been talking about a Shrek play that he’s seen. He sits beside Rob and works with the blocks, apparently recreating the Shrek play, bringing over wooden people and various kinds of blocks. Eventually Sam
We’re open for business
The excitement around the Studio Yellow bakery has been palpable this week. The children have taken on many roles. Treats have been baked from play dough, money has been created for the cash register, displays in
Snapshot from Savannah
Photos and Story by Alex: Meet the penguin family:Ryder is the baby, Nicky is the mama, Alex is Dada and Elizabeth is the big sister. They’re taking a selfie. They’re on vacation in Savannah.
The birds…
The birds are having a bakery – Sofia Photo credit – Sofia
Snow Days and Snow Play
Sno-wonderful to be back together again! “We should give Frosty the Abominable Snowman to Margot for her birthday!”-Madeline P.R.
Children want to write. Donald H. Graves
This year we have been witnessing the beauty of the evolution of writing. This process starts with a mindset, with children believing they can write and that they are writers. Initially children’s writing might not match
Pop Tubes
Amelia swings her pop tube up and down in front of Mark, giggling uncontrollably and saying yes yes yes yes yes yes. Then she swings it side to side and says no no no no no