Queens, Knights, and... an Armored Cat!
After building castles, the children thought about who may live in one or what they may do there.
They explored a pop-up book that went room by room.
Peek-a-Boo! What is so exciting in that castle?
They discovered that there were, among many people, kings, queens, and knights. Then the children made their own people.
There was even an idea to turn a cat into a knight!
Then they used what they made in the block area.
This week the children also started
castle observational drawings.
The first traced the big shapes with their fingers...
...then added the details.
"It looks like a candle."
A Shape Study has Commenced!
The Sky Class begun a study of shapes by experimenting with rubber bands on a geo board.
"You have to walk down there and you get in the sling shot."
"Every time I pull it, it makes a shape."
Also around the Sky Class...
A game of dominoes
Monday Music with Dr. Smith!
A game of dominoes
A fun question came up: are there 100 cubes in the basket?
What does 100 look like? Feel like?
How can we count to 100 quickly?
Meanwhile in the Studio...
Castle conversations: What do we know about castles?
A special drama performance by the Sky and Trees Classes of The Three Billy Goats Gruff
Sand table
The Sky Class joined the Trees Class to learn about how they will be drawing their prayers during the Lent season.
After Mr. Johnson told the story of Jesus' birth, the children used oil pastels to draw the parts of the story.
Each day at worship, the children will hear another story about Jesus' life and draw a page for their Lenten book.
The Sky Class joined the Trees Class to learn about how they will be drawing their prayers during the Lent season.
After Mr. Johnson told the story of Jesus' birth, the children used oil pastels to draw the parts of the story.
Each day at worship, the children will hear another story about Jesus' life and draw a page for their Lenten book.