Because we have expanded, it is necessary for us to be a bit more organized in the way that we transition through various parts of the day. We have been encouraging the children to form choo-choo train lines when they move between rooms. It's been fun introducing terms like, caboose, conductor and freight. Does anyone happen to have one of those wooden train whistles? We'd love to borrow one!
Creative expression was inside and out today. In the Atelier, the children blended watercolors on wet paper. Outside, they used large brushes and their hands to paint an abstract acrylic mural on a large piece of canvas.
Our yoga practice was centered around a rainbow meditation. We also rain danced our fingers over our bodies and practiced sunshine breathing (aka: breath of fire).
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Ok, so I have to add some dialogue I overheard while standing by the playhouse while Mia and Ava had their dolls in there.
Ava: "Do you want to nurse now?"
Mia: "No, I'm a big girl now."
Ava: "No not you, I'm asking Annabelle if she is hungry. Let's pretend she is hungry."
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Love all the taking care of babies - it's so sweet to see them being so nurturing. Guess I better let Gwen bring one of her babies!
--There might be a little train whistle surprise showing up in a week or so. ;) --
yes! i was thinking today that gwen would like to bring a baby to school, and oh friend! don't tease me with potential train whistle surprises--that's not nice ;)!
We actually have a train whistle I'd be happy to lend, unless Melissa, you are really set on a surprise for next week? Perhaps I'll bring ours tomorrow/Thursday and then we can take it back when Melissa's arrives if you like...
It is so interesting how the girls are emersed in all things baby while the boys could really care less. I think corbin goes to school to get away from babies !
Yeah, there's definitely a surprise on the way for next week. Mwaaa ha ha ha!
I'll definitely send one of Gwen's babies next week so she can get in on the action.
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