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Preschoolers Express Themselves


UNIT OF INQUIRY 
Who We Are
Choices

As preschoolers continue to inquire about the unit, they ask people around to FIND OUT the answers to their wonderings.

Questions they asked are as follows:
  • What is a PROBLEM?
  • What are CONSEQUENCES?
  • Why do we need to make good choices?
  • Why do people make poor choices?
  • What will happen if we continue to do poor choices?

 

 
 
The responses were written here.







Next week, the Perky Preschoolers will talk about the responses and will go deeper in their understanding of the value of choices in one's self.

UNIT

How do we express ourselves

ARTS (LINES and COLORS)

How do we express ourselves through visual arts?

Perky Preschoolers started exploring lines and colours through water color painting. Using the crayon resist technique, they express themselves and created beautiful and colourful designs.


 

 

 

 


Please see their finished art works to be posted on their SEESAW.


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  1. Darya12 December 2020 at 15:46

    Ms.Faye, thank you! Maria asked a week ago or two to help with her favourite cheese pasta :) Actually she has been waiting for 2 years for my permission to use the stove, so we are all waiting to be taller to reach the height and use the stove independently. I hope her enthusiasm will last for so long :)))) Back to Nizhny Novgorod she used to cook during masterclasses for kids, enjoyed a lot, we miss that place.

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