M is for Math!
Can you believe that preschoolers can make and read the data off of graphs? I used to teach this skill in third grade! Here she is arranging her M&Ms by color (sorting is another great math skill) to form a graph.
Here's a close up of her work in progress. It's so neat to see how they all use different strategies. She is sorting out each color before placing them on her graph. So cool!
Here's another kiddo getting started on her graph! She picked up an M&M and placed is where ever it belonged on the graph.
M is for mitten. We read two versions of The Mitten. Then we painted our mittens (we didn't want them to be lost in the snow). After they dried the children cut them out. Using scissors is tricky, and cutting curves is even trickier. It requires both hands to work independently, performing different skills.
M is for maracas. Painting maracas, so fun!
Ms. Tania's class painting (we had a few kiddos absent this day). They all look so serious!
More painting.
MS. TANIA
Here's a close up of her work in progress. It's so neat to see how they all use different strategies. She is sorting out each color before placing them on her graph. So cool!
Here's another kiddo getting started on her graph! She picked up an M&M and placed is where ever it belonged on the graph.
M is for mitten. We read two versions of The Mitten. Then we painted our mittens (we didn't want them to be lost in the snow). After they dried the children cut them out. Using scissors is tricky, and cutting curves is even trickier. It requires both hands to work independently, performing different skills.
M is for maracas. Painting maracas, so fun!
More painting.MS. TANIA
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