I'm in awe when Playschool children demonstrate what they have learned through play!At Olivet School we believe the best education happens when a child’s love for learning is fully engaged. Our teachers work with parents to prepare children for a fulfilling and useful life on earth that leads to life in heaven. We provide stimulating academics and meaningful social interactions combined with a caring atmosphere. For more information visit our website or contact us.
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Showing posts with label Mrs. Todd. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Playschool's first letter of the year is Ll
On Tuesday we introduced our letter, Ll. During circle we discussed and shared pictures and words that started with Ll. One of our words was "line". Playschool had many opportunities to line-up throughout the day. Our friends during play time explored, experimented and practiced making lines with blocks and beads. Both were student initiated activities!
I'm in awe when Playschool children demonstrate what they have learned through play!
I'm in awe when Playschool children demonstrate what they have learned through play!Monday, November 23, 2009
Playschool's Library
Playschool participates in the TD Canadian Children's Book Week (Nov 15 to 21). Our letter of the week is "Bb" for books. During the month of November we are learning about people in our community and their jobs. Our local librarian has visited our school to talk about her job and shared books with us during her story time circle.

Welcome to Playschool's dramatic play library. Eliza and Gabriela are role playing librarians.
Many children come to our library to make a book selection.


Grace reads to Madeline.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
"A" is for Apple
Morning and afternoon Playschool visits an apple orchard. Throughout the week we learned about apples and how they grow.
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George the apple farmer tells us how to tip the apple up to the sun to remove the apple from the branch.
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During the afternoon it rained, but Playschool still enjoyed the search for apples. Hudson is way up high in the apple tree!
Labels:
apple picking,
apples,
fun,
kids,
Ladder,
Mrs. Todd,
playschool,
Tractor
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