Halloween

              Thursday we had the best and most organized party. Everything went so smoothly and the kiddos had a blast! A huge “Thank You!!” to the parents that were able to help.

             We worked on the letter Hh this week doing a letter hunt and adding Halloween stickers to an H paper (a great fine motor skill is peeling stickers). We will be working on your kiddo being able to identify and name their first letter of their name.

            I had fun surveying your kiddos to see what they were going to be for Halloween. They also made spider or monster crafts with pinecones and got to water color paint. When the kiddos came in Thursday they had so much fun making Play-doh monsters.

           For our number sense we continued numbers 0-5. We worked on 1:1 counting pumpkins and matching them to the correct number. We have also started working on counting to 15. After break we will increase 1:1 counting to 7.

         I finished up a quick assessment to check where the kiddos are at this far into the year. Please remember this is just a guide to help my instruction and not something that is expected. It will also give you an idea of what to work on at home if need be. They are just 3 so there are absolutely zero expectations!!

        I was able to use many of the new table top activities and supplies I purchased with trike-a-thon money this year!! Thank you all for your generous donations!!

This week at home you can work with them on...

1. Tracing their names and verbally spelling their names

2. Counting to 15

3. Counting out 7 objects

4. Tell you why they shouldn't ever be afraid

The Riddler making a Play-doh monster

sticker peeling for the letter H

telling me what they will be for Halloween and drawing a picture of themselves. This will be in their portfolio

We have been working on scissor cutting skills and proper grip.

Trick-or-treating at the local businesses. Huge thank you to StyleHeir, Edward Jones, and Girlfriends Salon

Green room time!

This crew is ready to party!

spider oreos

painting pumpkins

Pumpkin ring toss

Halloween stories

New table tops!!!!

Letter hunt

independent water color painting

Adding candy corn to each number. Here we worked on number sense and 1:1 counting. 

The trinity of the candy corn

Counting pumpkins and number matching

Look at this amazing artist!!

pine cone monsters!

Our creepy monsters and cotton ball ghosts!!

What an amazing and fun week! We will continue our fall theme this week too!