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Happy Monday!

It is a beautiful day especially for February. Maybe the groundhog was right about an early Spring?! This week we are focusing on the words I SEE, art inspired by Louis Wain, and building with various kinds of building materials. We continue to keep small world and sensory table open. To explore movement we put out colored tape for friends to make their own hopscotch or obstacle course on the carpet.


 







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