During out Shabbat unit, the children enjoyed rolling clay, pushing a candle in and using glitter and jewels to make their own shabbat candle. The candles were beautiful when they were lit during the preschool Shabbat Dinner. The children enjoyed seeing their candle shine so bright at a table filled with family and friends.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Winter
It finally snowed! Before we went out to play in the snow, we played with "foamy" snow. We swished it with our hands and made circles with our fingers to make a snowman. We went outside to play in the cold snow. After sledding down the hill, the children gathered some snow into a bucket to bring to the big sink in the classroom.
"It feels like playdough". "It's cold". Some children wanted to cut the snow with a plastic knife and use the playdough shapes and cups to play with the snow.
Since it is cold outside we spend more time indoors. The children enjoy making towers out of so many things like blocks, legos and plastic pins.
Saturday, January 14, 2012
December
During the month of December, the children enjoyed learning about Chanukah. We made Chanukah candles using tissue paper and glue and learned how to spin the dreidel.
The children are learning hand and body motions to go along with the words to a song. All of the children love to "Bim Bom" on Shabbat and "Put a penny in the Tzedakah box, hurray". We are learning to count our pennies as we put them in the Tzedakah Box. Some of the children like to save a penny for their pocket!
The children continue to enjoy coloring with crayons and markers. You can hear the children name the colors they are using and discuss with a friend what they are drawing.
The children are learning hand and body motions to go along with the words to a song. All of the children love to "Bim Bom" on Shabbat and "Put a penny in the Tzedakah box, hurray". We are learning to count our pennies as we put them in the Tzedakah Box. Some of the children like to save a penny for their pocket!
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