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Monday Funday

 Hello Pine Family! This week we are focusing on the words LISTEN and HEAR and our good question word WHAT? During our invitations to centers we were able to use our ears to listen to different musical instruments as we explored banging, shaking and rubbing to achieve different sounds. We continued exploring our love of animals by painting in an unconventional way by using the animals and making footprints on the paper. Our third activity is the start of our classroom legacy project: refinishing a piece of furniture. Today we started by sanding the wood down in preparation for the next stage. Stay tuned to see the progress! Outside we enjoyed the beautiful weather. Our friend J explored blocks and made a rainbow while our friend LS found some water and flowers and made bird soup for the birds to drink!

































































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