Hello,
It’s been a very exciting transition week here in Movement I, as we welcomed our new friends. Many times with transitioning children, new faces create new behaviors and we are working on helping children adjust to the new environment. Developmentally, children at this age do not have the skills to verbally communicate their needs, and often time biting will occur. To assist you in understanding the developmental appropriateness of biting please refer to the link below.
Hello!
Arts Alive was a blast! The children really enjoyed the country – camp fires and marshmallows! Yum! Thank you to everybody who was able to join us today.
We would like to welcome our new friend Lucy to Movement I. She enjoyed making new friends and exploring the school. If you see her please say hello!
Happy Friday!
This morning the children were able to squish, touch, and eat rainbow jello as part of our sensory bin activity. Sensory bins are excellent opportunities for children to strengthen their fine motor skills, improve concentration, stimulate their senses, and simply it’s just fun to get messy. Jello is a good tool to use for sensory activities because it’s cold, it wiggles, and best of all its edible! Some of our friends really enjoyed feeling the jello in their hands while some friends were hesitant to touch it. We hope that everybody has a nice three day weekend. See you Monday! 
Hello Parents!
Please remember to label your child’s belongings (sippy cups, bottles, extra clothes, bedding) with their first and last name. This will help us to easier identify items and will also reduce any confusion about mixed up items. Items that are labeled will make it easier to return them to their owner. Thank you in advance!
