01/24/2026
This week our preschoolers had a great time learning and creating together! The children loved exploring our sensory bin filled with corse sea salt and construction vehicles. They practiced scooping, pouring, and loading the trucks, which helped build fine motor skills and encouraged imaginative play. The children also practiced their cutting skills using red paper strips and scissors. They carefully cut each piece, demonstrating concentration throughout this activity while working on building their hand strength as well.
At the table, they worked on number recognition and problem-solving using colorful number puzzles and gear toys. The children loved matching, sorting, and turning the gears. The children also enjoyed using the peg boards and colourful elastic bands to create snowflakes, shapes and other unique designs! Early math skills were also practiced using winter themed pictures and markers. The children worked on recognizing numbers, counting objects, and then circling the correct answers.
The children also engaged in imaginative play in our doctor’s office! They took turns caring for stuffed animals and babies using toy stethoscopes, bandages, thermometers, reflex hammers, casts, and other various medical tools. This role-play activity encouraged kindness, sharing and communication as they pretended to help their patients feel better.
The children also happily participated in hands-on art activities making winter toques and mittens to match. They decorated their winter hats using colorful craft materials like paper shapes, sequins, and sparkles. They practiced using glue and placing decorations carefully, creating their own unique toques. For the mittens the children used crayons, markers and pastels to decorate them, carefully choosing colours, while practicing holding their chosen tools.