100!!!





100!!!!



100th Day Fun in Mrs. Ashley and Mrs. Krystal’s class! 🎉






100th Day Fun in Mrs. Ashley and Mrs. Krystal’s class! 🎉










100th Day Fun in Mrs. Ashley and Mrs. Krystal’s class! 🎉










100th Day Fun in Mrs. Ashley and Mrs. Krystal’s class! 🎉










Celebrating 100 days of school by counting out 100 snacks and 100 licks of our lollipop.









Counting to 100 with fruit loops during small group!









Counting to 100 with fruit loops during small group!










100th day fun!!


Mrs. Ashley and Mrs. Krystal’s class became frogs today and used their long sticky tongues (party blowers 🤪) to eat alphabet flies. They had to name each letter and its sound before they could color it.










Working on our number recognition in Mrs. Alisa and Mrs. Julie's class







Mrs. Ashley and Mrs. Krystal’s small groups are enjoying our winter theme. One group made ABC pattern icicles while another group spelled their name using snowballs in a mitten.






Making letters using Attribute blocks during independent small group time in Mrs. Angela and Ms. Mori's classroom.





Children will roll a dice and count the number of dots shown. Then, they will place the same number of cotton balls onto the snowman to make his snowy body! Each cotton ball represents one number, helping children practice counting, number recognition, and one to one correspondence. This hands on activity builds early math skills while strengthening fine motor skills and making learning fun and playful just like building a real snowman!







We were all winners at letter BINGO! We had letter cookies for a prize!



Mrs. Ashley and Mrs. Krystal’s class have been exploring a Winter theme this week. If only we had a little snow so we could see and touch the real thing! ❄️








Floor puzzle competition…boys vs. girls. ❤️

Mrs. Alisa & Mrs. Julie’s class enjoyed returning to school after Christmas break. Right back into routine, learning during small group time and center time!!





Playing feed the turtle letters and or sounds game, in Mrs. Angela and Ms. Mori's classroom.



