Cubs Weekly Update #11
Thursday, November 5th, 2026
Stringing orange and yellow beads.
Playdough is a popular activity.
She loved cutting pumpkins out of playdough and adding faces to them.
Coloring squirrels was the favorite picture choice.
We continue to work on "pinching" the crayon vs. gripping the crayon with a fist. It is a step into holding a pencil correctly.
The car ramp is always a favorite.
Mr. Potato Head is another favorite.
It's amazing how their minds work and how they adapt different items as they play.
The kitchen table is a gathering place. One young lady is serving pizza to her guests.
They discovered the "to go" boxes in the kitchen this week. Delivering food to the teachers became popular.
This young man had been "filling" his cups with orange juice. Then he poured the juice from one cup to another.
The Olaf puzzle was a challenge and she did it!
Anna and Elsa was another challenging puzzle. This young lady met the challenge.
What do you do when you don't have a bucket for your mop? You find the next best thing!!!
Our floor was shining by the end of class today!
Building towers with the blocks is a favorite.
Observation station: Mr. Steve shared his cotton crop with us. We used the magnifying glasses to get a closer look.
This station included acorns and a scale. Trying to balance the scale was challenging.
The wooden semi trucks are a popular item. They enjoy hauling things on the flatbed trailer and filling the box trailer.
It's fun to watch the children pair up and create something together at the Lego table.
One last food delivery, yum!
First the children colored the acorn nut and the stem.
Last, we sponge painted the acorn hats. Be on the look out in next week's newsletter for a picture of our finished acorns.
We sponge painted an oak leaf. The children could choose any combination of orange, yellow, and/or red. Be watching next week for a picture of our finished leaves.
We love singing songs with Miss Jeanne.
Miss Jeanne is great at pointing things out in the pictures and asking questions as she reads.
The afternoon class is mesmorized with Miss Jeanne's story. We were so proud of them for being great listeners and engaged in the stories.
Parents,
Remember, if you have any questions or concerns, don't be afraid to ask.
Blessings,
Miss Lori & Miss Carla
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