TECHNOLOGY, BUBBLES & BACKPACK LINK UP

Our Pre-K students had their first magical encounter with Dash and Dot, and it was a hands-on tech adventure full of giggles and discovery! They learned how to connect the robots via Bluetooth, watching in awe as their tablets brought Dash and Dot to life. With tiny fingers tapping and dragging, they explored how to change the robots’ glowing colors, add playful sounds, and send them scooting across the floor. This tactile experience helps build early coding confidence and digital curiosity, all wrapped in joyful exploration. By controlling the robots themselves, our little learners practice problem-solving, cause and effect, and creative expression—proving once again that the best learning happens when kids get to play, touch, and tinker.

What a beautiful morning for blowing bubbles, and celebrating the letter B.

The children were given backpacks with uppercase letters, and had to find the lunchbox with the matching lowercase letter. After finding the match they had to use a link to hook them together. Alphabet matching is an early literacy activity designed to enhance letter recognition skills, which are crucial for reading and writing development.

Tracy Jones
PET VISITS & DONUTS FOR GROWNUPS

We had visits from a turtle, cat, kittens, baby chicks, and two show horses named Jasmine and Holly. A special thank you to the parents for taking time out of your day to share your pets with us!

What a great morning we had celebrating all the special loved ones in our lives. A special thank you to everyone who brought food, and to our room moms for making everything beautiful!

Tracy Jones
Cutting, Journaling, and Puzzles

Learning to cut with scissors helps to build hand strength, develop hand-eye coordination, improve bilateral coordination, and improve attention to tasks.

With weekly journals, children learn to find their voice, communicate openly, gain confidence, and become more comfortable expressing themselves.

Puzzles are a great way to create a fun learning opportunity for children. Puzzles help children develop finger strength, perseverance and problem-solving skills. Puzzles also develop memory skills, as well as an ability to plan and test ideas.

Tracy Jones
MOTHER'S DAY LUNCHEON

Proverbs 31:28-29 - "Her children rise up and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praises her: 'Many women have done excellently, but you surpass them all.'" We had a great time enjoying lunch together for Mother's Day.

Tracy Jones