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How We Express Ourselves

 

How We Express Ourselves is the Preschoolers year-long unit. 

In this unit, they will inquire on how "Culture can be expressed through various celebrations around the world." The unit will focus on the topics of traditions and special events as they find out the reasons for the celebrations and how they can express themselves through different forms of artistic expressions. 

Throughout this unit, they will learn about different PERSPECTIVES as they build on making CONNECTIONS to themselves, to others and to the world. They will continue to be THINKERS as they enhance their research skills. 

They will be KNOWLEDGEABLE, OPEN-MINDED and RISK-TAKERS as they explore different venues for self-expression.


Watch as the Preschoolers play "Jingle Bells" on the keyboard! 


And to tie in our unit on Choices, the preschoolers also did Role Playing. They created their own scenario and their dialogue. 






























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  1. Darya4 December 2020 at 08:00

    Thank you, Ms.Faye! The pictures of St.Nicholas day I will upload to the school foldder during the weekend as there are a lot. Some are there.

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  2. Oxana7 December 2020 at 07:05

    and the Academy awards for the best actors and actresses go to preschoolers!!! 💕

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