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Arkansas Children’s Week

  • by Debbie
  • April 15, 2011
  • 2 comments

Arkansas Children’s Week

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Today is the last day of Arkansas Children’s Week. Since old man winter decided to return again with a wind that could blow an adult over we didnt get to spend the day outside like I hoped we would. First thing this morning my first thought was ” Puddles to explore” after the storm last night. But no, I would have some sick kiddos on my hands. So, we had more fun inside.

Mr Randy doing another experiment with the kids.
The kids loved playing with the flubber today . I wonder how long that stuff lasts?

The art center was popular today.
And if you think that girls just play dolls, take a look at this.
We have had a lot of science fun this week I have a confession to make. We watched part of a movie today . We watched about 30 minutes of ” Stuart Little.” Yesterday we were reminded that we are not perfect and this morning first thing, I had to deal with that issue. Parent confrontations are my worst enemy. I dont like conflict – especially if I was wrong. 🙂 All day today I have beat myself up. I dont know if you have figured this out yet, but I am a little bit of a perfectionist when it comes to my job and kids. I will say that we strive to always always make the best choices and offer the best care and teaching available. But like anyone else we are human and things happen. So, instead of eating strawberry icing straight out of the tub ( with my fingers none the less) I decided to veg with the kids and enjoy a movie. We never do this.. so it was welcomed by all. A friend said SURELY I can find a science slant on this to merge it into my curriculum . Size comparison : Mouse small , people big. Mice come out in spring…. ( but maybe not talking mice.. hmm.. ) There is a part where the boat floats on the water… sink / float. Ok, maybe not curriculum material but definately something that I needed to regroup my thoughts this morning.
I hope you all have a blessed weekend.

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2 Comments

Michelle
April 12, 2011

We love the crayon melting activity!! It is always fun to see their faces when it starts to melt, but they can still make pictures. That little guys face is priceless!!

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Centers and Circle Time
April 13, 2011

Oh Ms. Debbie you're so wonderful! I just looooove all the science activities. We've visited the baby class for "family week" but I never thought of visiting for Science! You rock!

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