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PRESCHOOLERS Visit the Memory Lane

 

This week, the Preschoolers have been Tuning In with our unit on Personal Histories.
We unlocked words in our central idea and talked about their understanding and connections with the words. 


To find our what they already know about the unit and their personal history, preschoolers played the 'Roll a Memory' game. They had so much fun sharing about their own stories and experiences to the class.



Wonderings, the most important part of the Tuning In which will guide the inquiry! The preschoolers posted the questions that they are wondering about. 



And check out the Perky Preschool's Seesaw account to look at the initial timeline they created!




Next week, Preschoolers will start Finding Out more about the Unit. 










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  1. Oxana11 April 2021 at 00:36

    Good job, preschoolers !! Thoughtful observations 🤔 👍🏻🥰

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  2. Oxana11 April 2021 at 00:36

    Good job, preschoolers !! Thoughtful observations 🤔 👍🏻🥰

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