WHAT NAMES DO WE NEED TO KNOW AT SCHOOL?

The Beginning of School Study is a hit! During our study we will have a topic sentence for each week. This week was all about names. The children are learning to recognize their name and the names of their friends. Our favorite name this week was Humpty Dumpty. This egg was loved by everyone! Nursery rhymes are timeless and they are just as important to oral language development now as when they were first spoken in the 18th century.

WHO’S HERE?

The children are leaning to find their name and put it on the board.

ORAL LANGUAGE

Singing nursery rhymes or reading nursery rhyme books help children to develop speech and language skills.

Humpty Dumpty

We watched Humpty Dumpty fall off the wall and we discussed the parts of an egg.

Little Miss. Muffet - Drama , Movement and Expression

Acting out rhymes encourages personal expression and movement stimulates the brain. Your child was learning while having a great time. I was very proud of each child. The acting was wonderful. It looks like I have a class full of talent.

Music with Mrs. Allison

The children made Humpty Dumpty and recited the rhyme together.

MATCHING MITTENS

Each child had to find a pair of mittens that were hidden in the classroom. The mittens had the children's names written on them. This lesson helped your child with name recognition, and matching with colors and letters. After all that hard work , it was time for our kittens to have pie!