C is for Caterpillar

 

 

 

C is for Caterpillar

 

 

 

 

We had a lot of fun this week with C. We turned the letter C into a clown and met our first letter picture C is for Caterpillar. Don't we look cute in our caterpillar hats! We also sorted our snack, fruit loops, by colors before we ate them.

Welcome!

We're off to a great start this year, we've had tons of fun, some tears and we're excited for all the fun to come. I've had some wonderful hugs, some of which I'll never forget and can't wait to see the kids come each day. I'm excited to try out new ideas this year and can't wait to re-use some of my favorite ideas, like Pajama Day.

Second Day Pictures

These really should be First day pictures. I took pictures of all your children the first day of school, they were so cute. However when I went to download my pictures I realized I had a great pictures of toys in my children's playroom but no preschool pictures. One of my sweet children deleted ALL of my pictures, soccer game pictures, pictures of grandma and grandpa, cute pictures of my little boy with Thomas the train and ALL my first day preschool pictures. These second/third day pictures turned out great though. Quite often I use collages but they don't always show up really big on the blog site, to enlarge the collage simply click on the picture and it will enlarge to the full size of your computer screen.

For the safety of our children I do not include any names with any of my pictures. You will receive a copy of these pictures and all the pictures I take through out the year on a picture CD at the end of the year. If there is a picture you want now please ask and I'll e-mail it to you.

Monday and Wednedsay AM Class

 

Monday and Wednedsay AM Class

Tuesday & Thursday AM Class

 

Tuesday & Thursday AM Class

Monday, Wednesday & Thursday PM Class

 

Monday, Wednesday & Thursday PM class

Birds of Prey

 

This was one of my favorite camps. Thanks to Ross & Susan Pope for bringing 3 birds; a barn owl, a Grey horn owl, and Harris hawk. (Click on the picture to clearly see the collage of pictures.)

Touch the Harris Hawk

 

This Harris Hawk is tame enough that all of the kids had a chance to pet it. A few were a little nervous, while others couldn't get enough of the bird.

Exploring Owl pellets

 

The kids were able to explore owl pellets, they were fascinated with finding bones inside the pellets.

I loved this camp and enjoyed being able to see the kids engaged and learning about birds. I always love seeing previous preschool students and seeing how big they are getting. Thanks to all of those who were able to come to this camp. I hope to see you again next summer.