Sticky Sticky Slime

Happy Monday! If you found that there is a sticky green substance attached to your child today then you are seeing evidence of the stickiest slime this class has ever seen! Not to worry, it comes out very easy with some white vinegar 😊

We eased into the new week getting to have a proper sensory experience as well as working on drawings, taking turns making race car tracks, and finding new ways to make playing cards stand up to represent some buildings.

The kids LOVED the slime, but like I said, it was super sticky and the kids definitely wanted to wash their hands immediately. It was pretty hysterical! They would squeal when they realized the slime just would not come off and stuck between their fingers like webbing on a frog or lizard hand. They tried so many different ways to get it off, but ultimately a little soap and water saved the day.

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Day 2 Pine Room Fun!

For our invitations we have our small world were we can tell stories about what our families like to do outside. In our dramatic play we are showing how we can care for others, including our baby dolls. Outside we are checking out how fun our giant snail and mud kitchen are.

Celebration!

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