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Monday, January 23, 2012
Trinity Preschool Activities for Monday, January 23, 2012
Stay & Play: We listened to a book on CD called "Fox in Sox" by Dr. Suess - a book that has fun with words.
We mixed dish soap and powder paint ( the result looks like oil paint). We experimented with colors and we painted on paper.
We used musical mats- when the music stops, you put your hand or foot on the mat to follow directions.
We had fun with the post office in the Oak classroom today.
Willow Room- MWF class
We asked the children if they have a letter d in their name?
We read "All you need for a snowman" by Alice Schertle
We talked about the weather and days of the week at our 2nd circle.
We made our own snowmen out of shaving cream and glue mixture ( a great sensory experience)
We had alphabet letters at the easel.
We sang:
Do you know the snowman song? using felt pieces to make a snowman
Everybody has a face
Come and join in the game
We had some sensory touch cards out today, and our Pizza shop was popular
Maple Room:
We read "The Mitten" by Jan Brett
We cut mitten shapes for our classroom mitten book- we asked the children what animals would be in their mitten?
We had watercolors at the easel.
We used the parachute as a big pretend mitten and the children were the animals who got inside.
We did letter M activities
We had snow in our sensory table and we used water colors to drip color ontot he snow.
Oak Room- Pre- K class:
We read "Sleep Big Bear, Sleep" by Maureen Wright
We made paper snow globes- First we took a circle of contact paper, added glitter to it to look like snow and the children used small paint brushes to add white paint for snow. Then we placed a picture face down on the contact paper and added a stand. The we placed a second piece of contact paper to the back a picture and stand. They look so cute (SEE PICTURE ABOVE).
we did "Deep in the jungle" and used tom tom's to make a drum beat. We also did Old MC Donald had a drum using drums.
Our dramatic play area is now a post office.
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