Happy Friday! We ended this week with an introduction to our exploration of Home and Family.
We closed out or exploration of transportation on Thursday. The children enjoyed letting the cars run down the ramp. Some of the cars went really fast and some were incredibly slow.
We brought the bubble machine outside today for some extra fun. The ground was so wet that the bubbles stayed around a long time! The children had so much fun stomping on the bubbles on the ground and running after the ones that were flying through the air!
Back inside, we took some time to take care of our babies. We pretended to give them a bath in the sensory table and gave them some snuggles. Playing with dolls is a great way for our littlest friends to learn empathy.
We used shapes to make houses today! We had picture of houses on the table as inspiration and named the shapes as we glued them to the paper. We will revisit this invitation throughout our exploration as the children learn more about houses!
We hope you all have a safe weekend!
Indiana Early Learning Foundations:
MA4.2: Use names of two-dimensional shapes
(e.g., square; triangle;
circle) when
identifying objects
M5.1: Follow steps in a
simple routine
SE1.2: Imitate comforting
behaviors of
caregivers
APL1.2: Demonstrate
enthusiasm for
new learning (may
be within familiar
contexts)
APL2.1: Use objects for
real or imagined
purposes
APL3.1: Focus on an
activity for short
periods of time
despite
distractions
APL4.1: Participate in play
activities with a
small group of
children for short
periods of time
SC1.1: Use simple words
to describe
sensory
experiences,
objects, and how
objects move
SC4.1: Use complex
motions to play
with simple
machines
SS1.1:Use simple words
to show
recognition of
family members
and familiar adults
SS3.1:Describe the
characteristics of
home and
surroundings
SS4.1: Imitate familiar
roles and routines
CA3.1: Enjoy repetition of
materials and
experiences
CA3.3: Look at pictures,
photographs, and
illustrations
CA4.1: Engage in parallel
play
PHG1.1: Imitate personal
health practices
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