Nursery Rhymes fun and Valentine's day!

February was Nursery Rhyme and Mail time month! We learned the importance of giving and receiving letters. Learning Nursery Rhymes is essential for learning how to read. Connecting a rhyme to other items that rhyme makes a child interact with the books. Dr. Seuss is a great example of learning fun reading through Rhymes. Alexa and her special gift for her mom. I gave each child a monkey or bear to take home.
Aunika my cute little preschool monkey. :)
1,2, 3, 4, 5 once I caught a fish alive.
Paige a fishing
Mayley goes fishing
Nursery Rhyme bingo
M-T-Th
M-T-Th
3 little Kittens lost their mittens
Old King Cole
Ice cream starts with (I) hi ho yes I know. Ice cream starts with (I)
Mary Had a little lamb, Little Bo Peep and Baa, baa, black sheep. Whitney Dahl
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall all the KINGS horses and all the KINGS men couldn't put Humpty together again.
Memory games in circle time
Presley Pratt
Aunika Chartier
Passing out Valentine's
Presley with Humpty Dumpty
Ellie Vorwaller
Ellie-Presley-McKenzie and Genesis
Cameron-Justin-Nate-Seth and Ethan
Hug dance- We did a dance and when the music stopped they hugged each other.
Keslee Stagg
Ethan Rogers
Aunika- Mayley- Bronwynn and Emily
My love bugs!
Whitney and Rori (cute little monkeys)
Passing out Valentines
T-Th class
My favorite nursery Rhyme
Easton- Kincade and Kaimen
Kenzington- Rori and Kaylee
Whitney and Lillian

Thank you all for your wonderful support in school. The children loved nursery rhyme time. We explored all of the nursery rhymes. With dramatics, music, songs, circle time games, manipulative's, patterns, sorting, comprehensions, and cognitive learning. Remember to ask your child to repeat some of the nursery rhymes they learned. We did change a few of the nursery rhymes. For instance- There was an old lady who lives in a shoe, she had so many children she knew just what to do. She gave them some broth and baked them some bread and gave them hugs and kisses and put them in bed.

We want each child to have a positive experience through nursery rhymes. We learned what sixpence and Rye are. We also learned what a tuffett and curds and whey are.

Thank you for being such amazing parents.

Pateresa Johnson