Turn-Over Wednesday!

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I hope everyone had a restful and wonderful Thanksgiving last week!

After a long weekend and an Ice day yesterday, we did some fun cooking to kick off Wednesday and some train building to travel into Thursday!! We also got started making our letter G with glitter and glue for the letter of the week. The preschoolers loved seeing what would pop up after they covered their glue with beautiful glitter.

Using an apple peeler to make our apple turn-overs!

Very fascinated that it makes the apples into spirals! :)
 

 Taking turns using the peeler.

LOTS of glitter and glue on the preschoolers and the paper!

 



 
Preschoolers have been doing a lot with marbles and shoots as well as trains and building tracks. They are great builders and problem solvers.
 
 
*Some important reminders****
-Friday Dec.16th is our holiday crafting day! Please let you teacher know if you are able to help out that day with any crafts!
-Friday Dec.23rd there is no school for the start of the Holiday Break!
 

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