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Week 7 is here!

 Hello Pine Family and welcome to Week 7 of preschool! This week we will continue to focus on our words MY TURN and YOUR TURN. Our invitations for centers similar to last week as we build on our skills while keeping our interests in mind. In the sensory table we were sorting colors and discussing textures. This week we added a treasure hunt component revisiting things that GO and STOP. We also continued with car play but added a fine motor element where students could cut tape and stick to the table creating roads for their cars to drive on, discussing fast and slow as opposites.  Our third activity was learning through art by focusing on 1 color and 1 shape; ask your kiddo if they can tell you what shape and/or color we did! (Circle/Red) 

We started a new routine today: daily writing! If friends are ready to work on letters they will be challenged to trace and write the letters in their name. Some friends will work on more basic strokes, with a focus this week of Circles.


































































































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