Early Years Stars

Early Years Stars
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We are back with another newsletter which promises to
get you closer to your child's life in school which is full
of explorations and pleasant surprises. This week all our
engagements revolved around “Aquatic animals”.
Our Early Year's stars have been extremely excited
about the stations that have been set in our class , it is
a pleasure to see our children run up to the apron
corner , grab & wear the aprons and run to one of their
favourite stations “the water station” or “the art
“More water pleeeeaasssssseeeeee”
station “ . Our water play corner is well equipped with
plastic ducks and fish toys, which keep the children
involved, they love to float the toys or pour more water
on the plastic fan and see the water flowing down to
the tub or just go “splashhhhhh”.
“Enjoying water play”
The shining stars love to paint and what better opportunity than this , that they get
a whole corner/station to themselves which has different kinds of accessories like
sponge & brushes and also variety of colours .All these engagements allow learning
and development to happen more effectively and in a play way method.
During circle time our children love to do actions like “swim like a fish “or “jiggle like
a jelly fish “ or wriggle like an octopus”,they also take turns to sing their favourite
rhyme or song during circle time .
The puppet show depicting different animals and their sounds was done throughout
the week and the story “Brown Bear Brown Bear What do you See” by Eric Carle was
enjoyed by all. The new rhymes done this week are “1, 2, 3, 4, 5 once I caught a fish
alive” & “roli poli roli poli up, up, up”
“Let’s Dance Dance Dance Dance Dance”
“Painting
my World”
Our little ones were enthusiastic to make the fish puppets in which
they painted with their fingers and placed “bindis” to show the fish’s
eye. We also painted a sea and pasted different kinds of aquatic
animals in a group. The group work helps the toddlers to develop social
skills and we feel happy to see the young ones negotiating their way
out while working in a group. Our children also look forward to scribble
on the slates with chalk which is one of the best exercises to develop
their fine motor skills and also prepare their little fingers to write in
future.
“Making the fish puppet”
“And we made our own Sea”
“Chalk & Slate”
“These are a few of my favourite things”
Hope you and your family have a great & relaxed weekend.
Kavya Khaturia Pallavi Kukreti Charu Sharma
(9971025556)
(9811694795)
(9871400035)