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Busy Bees

 

Here's a little tease,
from the preschool busy bees.

- Ms. Faye - 

Sorting out stage is always fun!
Students are thinking of ways to get things done.

 

As we will soon conclude our unit on living things
it is also timely with the ending of spring.


as they are seriously writing stories, 
about bugs, snakes or ponies
which all will be soon be highlighted 
in their animal exhibit in the end.


now enjoy seeing some teasers 
of the wonderful works of the preschoolers

 

as their hardworking little hands
work non-stop and always on demand.



Thinking, creating and brainstorming
are important part of their learning


and we are all excited and thrilled
to see the final outcome of their hard works fulfilled.




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