Doctor – Patient
Jonah- I was running at the pool and BOOM, I hurt my foot. I ran on the stone floor, bump, bump, bump OUCH!- Jonah bandages his own foot, carefully twisting and tying. He then announces, Oh Oh now
Jonah- I was running at the pool and BOOM, I hurt my foot. I ran on the stone floor, bump, bump, bump OUCH!- Jonah bandages his own foot, carefully twisting and tying. He then announces, Oh Oh now
Over the past few weeks we have been enjoying using the bakery set up by Studio Yellow. The food the children were making in the bakery began to be used for the animals in a different
Although, March has been so snowy and cold, April will soon be here and so will our LNS Gala! The Extended Day children have been working with clay to create a surprise for the upcoming auction!
During the Extended Day program, the children have the opportunity to play with children from all four studios. It is wonderful to observe the developing friendships! With the mixed age group, we observe children showing empathy
We have offered Model Magic clay, wood slices, and forest animals to the corner table. Children have created caves, lairs, nests, food, blankets and various other coverings for the animals. The bears have been of particular
Cal sits at the table and draws wavy lines in a linear fashion. I’m writing notes….Love Mama! This is a note for my Mama. It takes much concentration to fill the whole card with notes! Cal folds
Following lots of play with penguins over the past couple of weeks we brought in a new manipulative to Extended Day, leaving them for the children to discover on their own. Maddy soon found the colorful
Sam brings a small red tractor and a big green tractor to the table. Keeping them side by side, he rolls them across the table. This is the Dad. The Dad is the parent helper today. This
Many, many thanks to our Extended Day families for the lovely birthday gifts we received last week! How fun are the plates? We know everything will taste extra delicious on them. We will also be sure
An assortment of white, silver and clear beads of various shapes and sizes were offered at the round table. The children used sparkly, silver pipes cleaners to make icicles, jewelry for animals, bandages to fix broken
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Lincoln, MA 01773
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