Bringing our Tree Unit to an end

Today, we are discussing what we can use tree parts for. During this discussion, we read the story of The Three Little Pigs. Following the story-time, we broke into 5 groups that were building with tree and non-tree materials: wooden sticks; licoln logs; caly; wooden blocks; and floam.

Under Construction

Practicing our letters

Using chalkboards and chalk to write our letters.

Reinforcing our letter writing by using mini sponges and water to review the strokes of our lettes.

After we learned the classic song "The Farmer in the Dell", we sang and danced to it, acting out the parts of the farmer, the wife, child, nurse, dog, cat, and of course the cheese that stands alone!

Using this song, the children were now all farmers that had to build a fence to keep the animals from escaping the farm. As they sang the tune they created the shapes they sang about.

What's better then playing with play dough? Making it ourselves!

Try our class recipe at home:

1/2 cup flour (may need to add a little more)

1/4 cup salt

1/4 cup water

drop of oil

Who Lives in Trees?

Constructing a tree and adding wildlife.

Site visit: Discovering who lives under, around and in trees!

Enjoying a book from our tree study with some our favorite friends.

Putting together trees and adding wildlife

Tree Study

Learning about trees throughout the seasons.

Drawing trees throughout the seasons.

Constructing and labeling the tree parts.

Letters with tree parts

Math with tree parts

Look, I can write my name with tree parts!

Ants and ladybugs on a log.

Painting with tree parts.

Observing our tree parts collection.

Last week, Pre-K celebrated the wedding of Yaacov and Leah and Yaacov and Rachel. Here are some moments that were captured during our simchas!