Literature and dramatic play: we read Mouse Count, thrn retold the story with a snake, a jar, a rock, and 10 plastic mice.
Hickory Dickory Dock: I have a mouse puppet that the children took turns wearing for verses of the song.
M is for Make Believe
I filled the dramatic play center with dress up clothes, shoes, hats, and gloves, today. The children set up a laundromat and had a few irons and ironing boards going, too. Awards to Chloe and Reagan for the most wardrobe changes, today!
Handwriting: M with chalk
Sensory: m is for macaroni!
I think he would stay in the sensory bins all day every week, if I let him.
Sensory: m is for music!
You guys. Only the love of a preschool teacher. This is why they pay me. The children love it and have quite the marching band.
Art: Assorted M stamps
Fine Motor/Science: m is for Magnet
I provided magnet wands, sticks, marbles, nuts, washers, and paper clips.
Sharing/phonics: bring something that begins with letter M.
And of course, if you give a mouse a cookie for story time
We also read, the Big Hungry Bear and the Ripe Red Strawberry, Mouse's First Halloween.















1 comment:
I want to be in your preschool class!
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