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Happy Monday

 Welcome to week #6! We have some new words of the week we will be practicing: I WANT. These words help your child advocate for things that they want. These words really come in handy when a friend has something that we want to play with, when we want to eat/drink, when we want something that is not currently available, etc. We will practice how to appropriately/kindly ask for things that we want (we have a visual tap/look/ask we will refer to) both directly through reading books, role playing, etc. and indirectly through modeling during play times. 

Our friend Thomas made a night bird and it only comes out on the darkest, darkest nights!


 
We are taking some time to practice our new school tool scissors! Then we are discovering how we can arrange the paper scraps to make beautiful artwork

 




Friends practicing how to help animals by pretending to be a Veterinarian 

 
What do you think bugs WANT to do in the small world?




We enjoy retelling our story One Duck Stuck. We also talked about what we "WANT" to make with blocks.






Outside we found a big toad!




Exploring some new materials to end our day today





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