Mrs. Ashley and Mrs. Krystal’s class are getting into the Halloween fun by studying bats and spiders this week. One small group identified letters of the alphabet on spider webs today.
We wrapped up our special readers with State Representative Beth Camp. Mrs. Camp has been visiting and reading to our students for many years, and she always does a wonderful job. We are so thankful for her continued support of education a Georgia's Pre-k program.
Dr. Derico was our special guest reader today at ULPK! He read us a wonderful story about problem solving and asked us many questions to make sure our minds were alert and following the story.
Thank you so much to our Thomaston Fire Department heroes for reading to us and letting us explore the fire trucks during Georgia Pre-K Week! Part 3
Thank you so much to our Thomaston Fire Department heroes for reading to us and letting us explore the fire trucks during Georgia Pre-K Week! Part 2
Thank you so much to our Thomaston Fire Department heroes for reading to us and letting us explore the fire trucks during Georgia Pre-K Week! Part 1
Making our pumpkin lifecycle
Center time fun!
Fishing for letters in Mrs. Angela and Ms. Mori's classroom.
Pumpkin ten frame counting in Mrs. Angela and Ms. Mori's classroom.
We enjoyed a visit and a read-aloud from some of our brave firefighters.
Today kicks off GA. Pre-k week at ULPK. We are so excited to have special guest readers this week to come and read to us. Stay tuned to see all we have in store this week with our VIP readers.
Making Johnny Appleseed dump cake.
Today we used our gross motor skills handling scissors while cutting out our pumpkin names. Part 2
Today we used our gross motor skills handling scissors while cutting out our pumpkin names.
Callan said Mrs Lynn makes the best Mac and cheese. Yummy
Mrs. Ashley and Mrs. Krystal’s class has kicked off fall with lots of fun learning activities. 🍁🎃
Shapes and Birthday party time in Mrs. Angela's and Ms. Mori's classroom. Letting loose for home coming.
Apple Names in Mrs. Ranow's. Class
Some of Mrs. Ashley’s students discovered that they could make letters on the playground using sticks.
