This week we are exploring what it means to “Honor our impulses” (and make the connection between apples/ eating/drinking/going to the bathroom/etc). Read on to find out about some smelly apples, eating together and looking for pets!
Author Archives: Ms Kristin
Annie, Arthur, Asher, Charlie, Henry G, Henry R, Jackson, Jacob, Julian, Lane, Slava, Theodore, Walter: THE LAST FRIDAY
Once upon a time there were 13 children whose grown ups signed them up for preschool. The plan was made that they would come on Friday mornings. Today was our last day and we spent it with a baby, toddlers, paint sticks, ice cream, songs and lots of giggling.
Asher, Carter, Ella, Essie, Everett, Heath, Lilah, Max, Scarlet, Sophie, Theodore, Wilmer and Zander: THE LAST DAY FOR THE TUESDAY/THURSDAY CLASS
Once upon a time there were 13 children whose grown ups signed them up for preschool. The plan was made that they would come on Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
On their last day they painted a board, listened to a creak, played in the rain, danced to “Who Let the Dogs Out” and more…
Annie, Auden, Axel, Drew, Eleanor, Henry G, Henry R, Jensen, Lane, Ludo, Malcolm, Max W, Owen, Walter: THE LAST WEDNESDAY
Once upon a time there were 14 children whose grown ups signed them up for preschool. The plan was made that they would come on Wednesday mornings. 11 of the children started in September and three siblings waited until they turned three years old. On Wednesdays we had 3 sibling pairs, two who went to one childcare together and three who went to another childcare together, one whose mama was a preschooler here themselves and ALL of them were valuable parts of the class. These children had green labels by their name because we called Wednesday the “Green Day” class. Then on a Wednesday in May, it was the last day that this group of 14 children would be together. Two of them were gone on a trip, but we remembered them all day. The school year was over.
Annie, Auden, Axel, Charlie, Drew, Henry G, Henry R, Lane, Malcolm, Nessa, Owen, Rex, Walter and Willow: THE LAST MONDAY
Once upon a time there were 14 children whose grown ups signed them up for preschool. The plan was made that they would come on Monday mornings. 13 of the children started in September and one little sister waited until she turned three years old. On Mondays two of the children were brother and sister, two of them go to childcare together, two of them have mamas who were preschoolers here themselves and all of them were valuable parts of the class. All the children had red labels by their name because we called Monday the “Red Day” class. Then on a Monday in May, it was the last day that this group of 14 children would be together. The school year was over.
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