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Happy "Monday"

 Wait a second, it's not Monday, it's Tuesday! I hope you all stayed warm and had a fun surprise day off! I am excited to report that our friends jumped right back in today with smiles and remembered the expectations and routines of the Pine room. We continue to practice our magic word PUT and our good question word WHERE throughout out play. We explored oats and animals in the sensory table, making conversation about what it feels like, looks like, smells like, etc. We found hidden animal puzzle pieces and PUT them in the right place. We continued our pet shop/veterinarian imaginary play where we discussed how to care of animals and what supplies animals need.  Since we finished making our dog house we worked on making collars for our pets! Some friends came up with names for the pets as well.






































































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