Friday, February 17, 2012

A preschool day

We started our preschool day making forest scenes in the sensory table.  The kids were really into this and it went on for 30 minutes or more.
 There was painting to be done.  Mark has just stated to make representational art.  The guy on the right is a rescue guy- he has a rescue helmet and a fire hose.  I would say he is a fire fighter- but if I remember correctly he flew the helicopter in Mark's story about him.  He was in the middle of painting a fire engine.
 Lilly is glueing some wood together into a sculpture.
 The last time Lilly had been at preschool Teacher Gail had chairs out for cleaning- I guess Lilly liked it so much that she asked Gail to get them out again.  One of the great things about our preschool is that to the best of the adults abilities children's requests are honored.
 When she was done with the chair she worked on some hammering.
 Mark made this fishing net from items that were at the sensory table and some string.  He transported fish all over and worked on ways to keep them from falling out.

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