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Preschoolers CELEBRATED 100th DAY OF LEARNING

 

100th Day in Preschool! 
This week Perky Preschoolers celebrated their 110th day in school. A whole day filled with 100 related activities.
 


They brought 100 things and counted them one by one. 

 Counting 100 beans

 100 toys
 
100 1 yen
 
  


  




UNIT OF INQUIRY
Finally, we have revealed the names of the babies in the photos! 
To understand the concept that all living things go through the process of change, they answered the questions:
1. How were you able to find out correctly who the baby was?
Answers: 
because of the same eyes
same face
because of the smile
features
they looked very similar
...and the head is almost the same size.

2. Why did the others make the wrong guess? 
Answers: 
looks very different
the hair changed


They also started looking at the different life cycle of animals.

Life cycle of a frog

They inquired about Food Chain to understand factors affecting change. 
 



Next week, Preschoolers will continue researching about the different Life Cycles of Animals and the stages of the life cycle. We will also start observing the eggs in our incubator! 








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