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Tadpoles!

 On Monday one of our PM kids brought in tadpoles for both classes to watch grow over the last few days we have in school. It wasn't until this morning that B finally noticed the little amphibians swimming around in the tank! He ran over all excited and started pointing at the teeny tiny tadpoles wriggling around in the murky water. Within a few minutes all the boys were rushing over to see! There were mixed reactions as the kids noticed the tadpoles. Some boys couldn't stop watching and even started swimming around like the tadpoles while others had furrowed brows and weren't sure what to think! We love having live animals in our room, it always provides for some of the best conversation and entertainment. 



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