It’s the end of the year and we are going out with a bang. Two pizza parties in a row!






All together we have had a busy year and we have had so many great moments.
It’s the end of the year and we are going out with a bang. Two pizza parties in a row!






All together we have had a busy year and we have had so many great moments.
(Sorry, I couldn’t resist)
It’s May and almost the end of the school year. We can’t believe how quickly this year has flown by!
As we get closer to the end I find myself taking more and more pictures. This year has been new for everyone and while it was different it was still beautiful. Our class has so many great personalities and this year wouldn’t have been the same without each and every one of them!





At this point in the year the children are used to me saying, “ look at me!” They are so patient with taking pictures and they show me so many things they have built/ made.
We are so grateful for each and every child and their unique personalities!
This April’s chapel focused on the “Good News” of Christ resurrections. While Easter is a few weeks behind us, we aspire to celebrate Jesus’ love, power, and promise everyday.






We also learned the words and Mr. Tim’s hand motions to Lord I Lift Your Name On High. Below you will find a YouTube link to a fun version of the song and a preschool favorite.
But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us. Romans 5:8 (NIV)
We revisited the details of the Easter Story by reading from our Rhyme Bible. It was a great way to recall everything that happened on that incredible day. He is risen!

The Room 3 friends love to play in the sandbox and in the wood chips. Each has their own draw and inspires different kinds of creative play.
One of the things that the Room 3 teachers like to do is to refer to a persons bottom as a biscuit. So when the friends are asked to sit down, they are asked to sit on their biscuit. They have taken this word and applied it to their play.



Every day we find new ways to build and create and use our imagination!
This week has been a blast! Every day has had a different theme and it has been so much fun dressing up and seeing what the friends were going to wear.







All in all it was a pretty busy week and we can’t wait to see what next week will bring!
This week has been a quiet one but still a fun one. The big school is on Spring Break and while the cats away the mice will play! We got to go to the Big Field on Tuesday and Wednesday this week.
We took our blankets and had a nice snack on the field and Ms. Sheri read us a couple of stories and then we got to run and play!


We also just like to run and chase each other. I don’t know who is more tired at the end, the kids or the teachers.

While this week has been so much fun, we can’t even imagine how much fun next week will be when we celebrate The Week of the Young Child. Each day will have its own exciting new theme!
Easter Sunday is on April 4th and what better way to celebrate but with a party!! We danced,ate snack, wore bunny ears, made crafts and read from the Bible.






We had such a fun time with the eggs and the bunnies and the chicks but we all know that the real reason we celebrate Easter is because of Jesus and his never ending love.
We are so fortunate to be able to celebrate in all the big ways and little ways too! Happy Easter to all!
We started off our day with an exciting book reading by Mr. Tim. We all love his visits to the classroom and the fun voices that he does when he reads. Thanks Mr. Tim!

The Catchy Song, Freeze Dance, and Animal Freeze by Jack Hartmann were all requested.





Today we had a very green day! We decided to combine St. Patrick’s day with Green Eggs and Ham. From the first yard time to the end of the day we were all about green.


We also used green and gold for our decorations because of St. Patrick’s Day and because they are our colors for March.



Today was a day filled with dancing and laughing and a lot of fun.
And we get to do it all again tomorrow!
Practicing staying safe is an important part of our preschool curriculum. This includes periodic fire/earthquake drills. On Thursday, March 11 the entire preschool took part in a fire drill. Everyone exited the preschool to muster up in the preschool parking lot for a quick headcount. The children did a fantastic job listening to teachers and we had an incredibly smooth drill. Great work everyone!








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