Welcome to Summer in Younger All Days! We had quite the mixture of weather this week 🙂 Our new friends are settling in nicely. Consistency of daily routine and primary caregivers is the key to this! It helps everyone know what to expect and feel...
MoreOlder Primes June 1-4
Week of June 1-4 Last week of the 2020-2021 School Year Inside: Â Sensory Table: freshly made purple play dough Games like Checkers, Junior Monopoly, Guess Who, Chunks blending literacy game “House” at book nook with lunch pails, and...
MoreYounger Primes
Dear Younger Primes Families, These are photos of our Younger Primes at the beginning of the year and at the end of the year. We read The Important Book by Margaret Wise Brown yesterday. Today we asked, “What is something important about...
MoreOP’s May 24th -28th
Week May 24-28 Great way to end shares for this school year! Project Time:  Sensory Table: DIY Slime Making Station with flour, water, corn starch, glitter  Laminating bookmarks Hot glue is back! Checkers Playing house at book nook...
MoreMay 24th- 28th: Learning in the Great Outdoors
“It’s a wondrous thing how the wild calms the child.” – Unknown You all know about the philosophy of learning at TCS. Our philosophy and approach is firmly rooted in child development research- this means we embrace natural play...
MoreYAD May 24th-28th
Hello families! We had so much fun this week! From making goop in the sensory table to making homemade butter on Friday we did it all! We will list the recipe for goop below in case you want to make it at home with your family. Our butterflies...
MoreYPT May 17-18
This week in the Younger Part Time class we continued our search for bugs outside. Children are really enjoying this activity. One aspect of this that we have watched develop over the last couple of weeks is their excitement to include other...
MoreMay 17-21
Let’s face it, there’s no escaping private part fascination at this age. In the Older All Days classroom, it’s a recent “hot topic” of discussion. Let me be honest- I know that, at this age, this is typical and that I should expect it, but I...
More