Saturday, April 28, 2018

Monsters, Mommies, and the letter M

Thank you for coming to our Mother's Tea on Thursday. It is always one of my favorite morning at Webster Hills. It is hard not to love a morning filled with so much excitement, hugs, and smiles!


























 This week we also enjoyed monster fun!

Highlights of our learning time include:


  • creating monsters of our own with assorted art materials and journaling about these monsters
  • going on a monster hunt
  • moving like monsters- oh what fun we have stomping and growling in the Triangle Room!
  • singing songs and doing fingerplays about monsters
  • creating monster blob pictures with glitter glue and google eyes
  • graphing colorful monsters and interpreting our graph together
  • looking in magazines for items beginning with the letter M
  • creating room decorations and surprises for our Mother's Tea
Books we read together this week:

  • Where The Wild Things Are
  • The Monster At The End of This Book
  • There's A Monster In My House
  • Go Away Big Green Monster
  • Glad Monster, Sad Monster
  • Five Little Monsters
  • One Hungry Monster
  • There's No Such Thing As Monsters
  • There Was An Old Monster
  • What Mommies Do Best

Love this Playdoh monster that Landon and Emmett created!

James wanted his monster to have many eyes.

"I really like this!" says Annabelle. 

"My monster has a handle!" says Izabella. 

Hard at work searching for words that begin with the letter M. 

Working on the paper chain for our Mother's Tea. 


I love to see the creations the students come up with during free choice. 

Watercolor is always a favorite. 

Friends enjoying a good monster book together. 

Love this smile!

The students worked so hard to create decorations for the Tea. 

Our sensory table contained colorful paper and special scissors. On Wednesday we used these skills to create a large paper chain to hang as decoration for the Mother's Tea. Some of the students worked so hard on this, choosing to spend almost all of their free choice time creating the chain. 

We enjoyed creating special jewelry for our Tea guests. 













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