Showing posts with label Social Skills. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Social Skills. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 12, 2017
Wednesday, March 29, 2017
Easter Bunnies
The children really got into making Easter Baskets and Bunny masks today. We had plenty of Easter bunnies hopping around delivering Easter Eggs!
Wednesday, March 22, 2017
Lego and An Easter Cross
I recently put out some new Lego for the children to play with. They are thoroughly enjoying playing with it. It is such a good activity for them to practice sharing and for them to develop their Fine Motor Skills and their creativity!
It is Lent. Every classroom in the school has been making a Cross to hang over the classroom door. These girls did a fine job! They, too, used their Fine Motor Skills and Social Skills to work on this project.
Monday, January 30, 2017
Number Sense
We have been working on number sense in Pre K. Simple games like these are an excellent way for children to learn about numbers. If you play games with your children at home, you will see that their knowledge of numbers and what numbers mean, will improve greatly. Also, playing games is a good way to teach taking turns, sharing and being a good sport.
Wednesday, December 14, 2016
Tuesday, December 13, 2016
Monday, December 12, 2016
Thursday, December 8, 2016
The Christmas Spirit is Alive in Pre K!
Today, the children were in the Christmas Spirit and chose to do many "Christmasy" things.
When I asked this young fellow about his drawing, he told me he was drawing a baby and his mommy. I noticed that the baby was inside mommy and remarked about that old loud. He told me that it was Baby Jesus.
Other children decided to go to the art Center and find folded construction paper Christmas trees to cut out and decorate.
Another little guy was busy colouring a tree.
Some of the artwork found it's way to our class Christmas Tree.
These girls were playing with "TheraPutty" a wonderful activity to strengthen the muscles in fingers and hands. They were wrapping gems in the TheraPutty and pretending they were presents. Then they would give the presents to their friends to open. Not only was this a great fine motor skill activity, it was also a great way to practice good social skills!
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