Soon after we came back to our classroom from a peaceful Meeting for Worship, Mya shared with her Sparrows friends a book about feelings, specifically anger. In the story, the main character tried different strategies that helped her to release that feeling in a healthy way.
After the story, Mya invited her friends to share comments and/or questions about her book.
During choice time the dramatic play area turned into a busy restaurant that offered a wide menu with a variety of delicacies, along with a table beautifully decorated.
Puzzles are a great way to practice fine motor skills, hand/eye coordination, they also help to improve visual-spatial reasoning, short term memory and problem-solving skills!
Here is a waiter taking an order from a costumer and down below another costumer comfortably reading while waiting for his order.
Another busy waitress.
The costumer asked to talk to the chef...
Sparrows playing Connect Four. Connect Four is another fun game that help friends to learn to be patient while waiting for a turn.
Waiter practicing delivery with real food.
A waiter and the chef discussing orders from customers.
And so ends another busy day in the Sparrow's room :)
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