911 – Emergency!
Without doubt the most exciting thing to happen this week was the visit from the Lincoln Fire Department on Thursday afternoon. We were playing in Studio Yellow when the fire alarm went off. It is very,
Archive for February 2020
Week of February 3rd
Roll Up Roll Up Roll Up Lunch inspires a cozy rest and playdough creations! Line up, line up, line up! the children are drawn to line up materials, sorting, making patterns and counting. Charlie begins to
Studio Red: week 21
Dear Studio Red, We have been thinking about what makes us feel scared and how we help ourselves feel better. Can you share with your family the story of Lazlo and The Dark? Love, Lauri and
Studio Purple, Week 21
Our Studio Purple community has had a very special week. Two families have had something special happen… “Babies!” ALEX“My baby.” CHARLIE KELLY“And Luca.” SAM Many of us could identify with being a big brother or big
Feb. 14, 2020
Draw the Circle Wide Let’s Work Together We All Need More Kindness In This World May There Always Be Sunshine Boom Chicka Boom Quiet Poem (sign language) 4 3 2 1 Shake Exercise – 2nd one in
February 14, 2020
You Gotta Sing When the Spirit Says Sing Yoga – butterfly, turtle, tulip We also did some of the Yoga Pretzel Cards: mountain, warrior 1, warrior 2, and river. May There Always Be Sunshine Razzamatazz Mrs.
Studio Yellow, Week 21
For some time, we have been witness to some very big feelings in Studio Yellow, not always to the best outcome. In an effort to aid children with identifying these feelings, we shared two stories with
Week of Feb 10
If I Had a Hammer – we played the jingle bells to this on Wednesday, to go with the “bell” verse. When I See You In Studio Blue Inch By Inch Who Fed the Chickens? What Makes
Newsletter, Feb. 10-13
Dear Studio Blue, We made musical instruments of all kinds this week! In the photo above, some of us were airplanes (see the music blog for more about this). We found different ways of smashing pinecones,
Studio Purple, week 20
What is the idea of “Me?” We’ve been asking this question since we were born. Discovering our self-concept is a life-long process and at 4 & 5 we’ve only begun to form our life narrative. At