Mrs. Schenck's Blog

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New toys were available for play. The double race track is a favorite.

The day started with white play doh. Cookie cutters, rolling pins and scissors were used to mold and sculpt the play doh.

Children used a black dauber to fill in the circles that outlined a star.

Mitten match proved to be an easy task for many of the boys and girls.

ELP students are learning to recognize the first letter of their first name. They applied colored marshmallows to the letter.

We are learning to paint within the lines.

The girls and boys retold the story of the wise men while making matches.

Language skills were enhanced as the students created a seasonal picture using magnets.

The class enjoyed playing and drawing in shaving cream. This activity also allowed the children to discuss properties of shaving cream.

In the Commons the class enjoyed balls, tunnels, hoops, popup house and races.

Time was spent in Ms. Derrington's room, experiencing Rm B's toys.

Attaching a pair of mittens with a clothes pin develops our pincer grasp.

These pictures impart information used during Jesus Time.