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Mrs. Ceci's nursery class had a beauty shop for their dramatic play center. They learned a lot of concepts: hot/cold, hard/soft, and empty/full to name a few. They also did a lot of sharing, creative playing, and talking. |  |
Mrs. Ingrid's class enjoys typical food on the day we celebrated Honduras' birthday. We were talking about green that day, too. Can you tell?! |
| One of Miss Karla's students works with blocks and learns about size, shapes and colors. EIS preschool believes children learn the most when they play hard!! |  |
Miss Wendy's children enjoy rides in a big truck during their unit on transportation. What a way to learn about size, speed and form! |  |
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Miss Wendy's group has a lesson in brainstorming topics for short stories. Each child gets to write his or her own book. We have a lot of budding authors! |  |
These children are enjoying some time in the classroom library. Each class has a 'reading corner' with big books, tape stories, and traditional hard-bound. EIS preschool immerses the children in the English language from the first day of school. |
| Miss Karla's class is making cookies in our kitchen. Cooking is a great way to experience language. We talk about textures, tastes and smells. We roll, squeeze, stir and mash (all great muscle development for our pre-writing skills!). We practice our turn taking and sharing, too. |
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Mrs. Denise is having a circle time with her class. This is an important time of the day because we come together as a group and talk about important things: calendar, counting, singing and discussions/activities about the theme of the week. In this photo, the class is singing a song about colors. |
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In Mrs. Laura's class, the children made ladybugs out of apples and raisins during their unit on insects. They learned lots of neat things. Did you know a bug must have 6 legs and 2 antenna? That's why a spider isn't really a bug! Neat!! |
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Mrs. Ingrid made pancakes one day when the class was busy learning about the letter Pp. Regina dressed in pink and was pretty pleased to be pouring syrup on pancakes! |
| Mrs. Maritza and her helpers are busy carving a pumpkin before the Halloween parade. Do you think is was a scary face? A happy face? An angry face? |
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Mrs. Gina has great parents who help out in class. In this photo, a mom is helping a boy cut out zigzag spider legs for a puppet. Mrs. Gina has a great puppet theater in her class. The kids sing nursery rhymes and put on plays for the parents! Neat! |
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