Heroes

A short but busy week! Thank you to all of our wonderful parents, grandparents, family, and friends that attended our parade and listened to our songs. We also greatly appreciate the delicious snacks and treat bags provided by so many of our friends. Thank you!

Instead of our regular math and literacy centers, we provided center opportunities to fit into our irregular schedule with the parade, party, and visiting heroes. There were spiders hiding in our noodle table, pumpkin scented playdoh, pin the nose on the Jack-O-Lantern, bean bag toss to land on the bat, creating a book to spell spider, making hero masks, and special fall stories.

We also learned about Esther being a hero and saving her people, and Daniel being a hero by standing up for what God wanted him to do. Hopefully we all know we can be heroes and helpers in all circumstances by doing what God wants!

AM Heroes and Community Helpers

Owen enjoys listening to the soldiers during snack

Jade and Tanner watch Sgt. Cullipher speak

Kacie starts to get a sugar high!

Cade finishes off his cup of icing

If your kids were hyper after school, this is why!

Sgt. Seymour gives Isabelle a ball to remember our army heroes



Playdoh was a popular center during free play

Batgirl really flies!

Community helpers sometimes have to dig in the dirt--literally!

Palyn works on her hero mask

We learned the first step of tying. It was a challenge, but we turned out some cute little lions!

Boo!

PM Heroes and Community Helpers

Wait, don't forget Keaton!

Sgt. Cullipher tells about being a soldier

Eric was the king of questions for our soldiers

Lydia shows her strength and beats Sgt. Cullipher!

Yummy cookies needed candy faces

Brianna loads hers up!

Captain America flips at Outdoor Play



Nicholas collects the bean bags he tossed at the bat

Thayer tries to pin the nose on the Jack-O-Lantern...I think it's a little to the left!



Brynn shows her excitement over making hero masks

 

We reviewed writing our letters