Week 2
We have been noticing children making connections this past week. Connections with new friends, friends from previous years at LNS and reuniting with children they met before coming to Lincoln Nursery School. During these moments we
We have been noticing children making connections this past week. Connections with new friends, friends from previous years at LNS and reuniting with children they met before coming to Lincoln Nursery School. During these moments we
After the 12:05 bell rings, we gather the children who are staying for Extended Playground, Lunch Bunch and Stay & Play. Then we play together on the back playground. Since we have children from all four
We had a wonderful year playing, exploring and sharing! Over 35 children attended our Extended Day programs throughout this year.
Lila and Ellie arrange the animals in a circle. The Mommies and Daddies encircle the babies. Let’s put the birds and foxes in there because they are the babies. The big ones are the Mommies and
During the past couple of weeks we have offered the children a selection of materials, clothes pins, pipe cleaners, wiki-stix and a variety of papers. Butterflies, people and bugs were made. A spider made on Friday
Ursula begins her morning, playing with rabbit finger puppets. I am going to make spaghetti! You get all the carrots in the neighborhood and you bake them. These are how many carrots I buy each day.
Many children have been captivated while working in the miniature gardens. On a quiet table, facing the window, a child can either have a meditative time alone or choose to play with another child. Two
What better way to wish all our moms a Happy Mothers Day than with a colorful bouquet from all the kids in Extended Day!
One morning, Miles discovers that if he places a ball on the handle of a shovel, and then stomps on the shovel end, the ball will go flying! Thrilled with his discovery, Miles practices over and
April 22nd is Earth Day. What does that mean? What is Earth Day? We asked the children what they knew. When we all talk about protecting the earth so the earth doesn’t get hurt or damaged.You
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