Tug of War champs!
Beautiful day for sidewalk graffiti and games of Tic-Tac-Toe!
Beautiful day for sidewalk graffiti and games of Tic-Tac-Toe!
Teacher Appreciation fun has kicked off at ULPK. Thanks to Longhorn for gift cards and Valley Grove Baptist Church for the chic-fil-a biscuits. We’re playing a fun guessing game too!
Mrs. Ashley and Mrs. Krystal’s class are showing off their name-writing skills. ✏️
The Very Hungry Caterpillar. We all made caterpillars and placed them on leaves. Each day, the caterpillars had eaten holes in our leaves. Two weeks ago, we came in and there were cocoons! Today we opened them and our caterpillars had turned to butterflies!😍
In this activity, students practice writing their names in lowercase letters and then use capital letter stickers to spell their names again. This reinforces letter recognition, strengthens handwriting skills, and helps students understand the connection between uppercase and lowercase letters.
In this activity, Pre-K students are using counting bears to create three-color patterns. They are working on recognizing patterns, counting objects, and developing fine motor skills while having fun learning.
Butterfly painting fun in Mrs. Alisa & and Mrs. Julie’s class.
Mrs. Alisa & Mrs. Julie’s Monday center time writing and drawing! They are showing knowledge of letters, numbers, adding numbers, and even how to draw a spring picture!!🌷
Our Prek students had a fun, hands-on snack activity where they made “Worms in Dirt.” They crushed chocolate and vanilla sandwich cookies to create the “dirt,” then layered it with creamy pudding in cups. To finish, they added gummy worms on top and throughout the layers. The activity encouraged creativity, sensory exploration, and fine motor skills while giving the children a tasty treat they were proud to make themselves.
Our Prek students had a fun, hands-on snack activity where they made “Worms in Dirt.” They crushed chocolate and vanilla sandwich cookies to create the “dirt,” then layered it with creamy pudding in cups. To finish, they added gummy worms on top and throughout the layers. The activity encouraged creativity, sensory exploration, and fine motor skills while giving the children a tasty treat they were proud to make themselves.
Mrs. Katie & Mrs. Sam’s class did some Peep investigating today!
A big “THANK YOU” to Ryler’s mom, Anna, for bringing Penny the goat to visit us! She also read our class the book “Honey Bunny Funnybunny”.
A parent visited our classroom to share a special Easter story with the students. They read aloud in a warm and engaging way, helping bring the story to life and encouraging the children to listen and participate. The visit created a fun and meaningful learning experience, allowing students to celebrate the season while building a connection between home and school.
Mrs. Alisa’s and Mrs. Julie’s class did a peep egg science experiment this week. They predicted what they thought would happen when the yellow egg sat in water for 24 hours. They were all surprised the next morning to find a sweet lil’ pink peep!!
Reading in the rocket!🚀
More fun with our visit from our County AG. Agent and the chickens she brought us to see. More pictures will be coming.
Mrs. Alisa & Mrs. Julie’s class are getting ready for the Easter egg hunt! They painted grass on their Easter egg hunting bags!!
Mrs. Alisa & Mrs. Julie’s class reinforced letter recognition using letter bots!!
