Big Motor Time

Outdoor play is crucial for big motor development in children. Weather permitting, each classroom is out and about twice a day. Whether they are running laps, playing with chalk, using the play structure and equipment or riding bikes, they are using big muscles and getting the exercise they need to grow! 

 

Learning Facial Expressions

Learning how someone is feeling through their facial expressions begins at birth. Children start to pick up on faces, tone and speech and learn from these. Once they are a bit older, they too start to play with their own expressions in many fun ways. Once these feelings are put together with facial expressions, they can become quite funny to watch! Whether they are happy, silly, surprised or mad, finding the right one takes some practice.