What a busy and exciting week we’ve had together! Our toddlers explored so many new sights, sounds, textures, and tastes as we continued learning about fall and the world around us.
We spent some time experimenting with colors. Using red and yellow paint, we mixed them together to see what would happen and discovered the beautiful fall color orange! They loved watching the colors swirl and change right before their eyes.
We took a closer look at the inside of a pumpkin as well. The children used their hands to feel the squishy insides and find the seeds hiding inside. It was a great sensory experience to connect with the season.
This week’s food tasting included pomegranate seeds as well as raw and cooked broccoli. The children explored the textures and tastes and loved the pomegranate seeds! Most of the children preferred the cooked broccoli over the raw.
We also had the opportunity to learn a little about Diwali, the Festival of Lights. We watched a traditional dance, looked at bright and colorful decorations, and even tried a special rice dish.
To end the week, we had a special visit from the fire department! The children got to see a fire truck up close, go inside, and even take home their own firefighter hats. It was such an exciting morning!
Reminders:
- Check backpacks for notes letting you know if your children need more diapers or extra clothes.
- The classroom door opens at 8:30, unless you have an older sibling (8:20) or have paid for early drop-off. Please adhere to that time, as we need time to prepare the classroom and for the children. We had a lot of children dropping off before 8:30 this week.
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