Sherwood Early Learning & Childcare

May your life be filled with the same happiness, love, and laughter that you bring into your classroom every day. Happy Birthday, Ms. S! ❤️ 🎉

We intentionally set up a play experiences that follows children's interest. Everyday, we are always looking forward for children's big and bright ideas. Today, they made vanilla and chocolate cake, painted and decorated their banderitas, handprinted, painted dragon, and learned our numbers and alphabets. They were able to mix materials like glue and paint, and made a beautiful masterpiece with sciccors included to nurture risky play which all happened through the wonders of play!

Some photos we took from our Heritage Day play experiences with our traditional clothes, food, and some artifacts and books our families brought to share.

Thank you everyone and Happy Heritage Day!

Combined children's interest in 1 sensory tray! The engagement and ideas were endless!

Take a trip Tuesday!

"My brother doesn't like chicken" 🥰

Reflecting children's play based on what happens at home helps educators better understand their interests, emotions, experiences, and cultural backgrounds. When children recreate familiar home experiences through play, they process their thoughts, express their feelings, and make sense of the world around them. By observing and extending this play, educators can create meaningful learning opportunities, strengthen relationships with children and families, and provide experiences that are responsive to each child's unique life.