At the Preschool House, there are moments in each day where I find myself observing small groups of preschoolers throughout the school and in the back yard, each group highly engaged in play. It is a wonder to walk around and see each child as an integral part of a process. This occurs constantly at our school. When I stop and really observe these moments, I am blown away by what I see.
This is just one day in the life of the Tumbleweed group, and these are the amazing processes I observed throughout this day:
Afternoon snack featuring peanuts in the shell.
For the love of a pvc pipe and some friends. The wonder of sap.
This is just one day in the life of the Tumbleweed group, and these are the amazing processes I observed throughout this day:
Outside in the morning:
Babies... "We're sleeping"
Checking in... "Is there anything I can do?"
EB- "It's a fan. Someone stands under it and I move this rope and then the leaves move and they get cool."
AK- "We're working really hard. It's a car." KC- "It's a bow and arrow!"
The Afternoon:
Going on a "train"
Afternoon snack featuring peanuts in the shell.
For the love of a pvc pipe and some friends. The wonder of sap.
“You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation.” ~Plato
Love this post, Briana, there is so much going on at your place & yet it looks so familiar because of the 'loose parts' you use. Thanks for allowing me a glimpse of your lovely setting, Kierna
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