We had a cool art today that involved strings, paint, and colourful paper! We got to experiment by using the string, dipped in paint, and then closing the paper to create colourful designs.

How can we made a 2D rainbow picture? Just ask us!

We are making different types of faces! Check out our different colour hair, eyes, mouth, and more!

We created different characters using cups, pipecleaners, and more! They move up and down! We were so excited to watch them move!

Did you know that we could make our own bubbles? We can! Just ask us!

Our preschoolers embarked on a colourful adventure as we delved into the  world of rainbow rice. We all eagerly took turns  stirring and mixing, watching in awe as the rice transformed in to a  kaleidoscope of hues. The sensory delight was palpable as they felt the grains change texture and observed the brilliant colours emerging.

Today, we celebrated a friend’s special day with a unique and fun- filled activity. Everybody had  the chance  to contribute to  a  spectacular  pretend birthday cake. Preschoolers  spread shaving cream generously, creating a fluffy and delightful ‘icing’ layer. The sensory experience of the soft and smooth shaving cream added an extra layer of excitement.

To make birthday cake extra special, we sprinkled vibrant , colourful pretend sprinkles on the top.

As an educator,  observing their collaborative play and creativity during this  pretend birthday cake activity  was truly heartwarming. Happy Birthday!

Preschoolers used different materials to make a pretend muffins, the texture of shaving  cream provides a sensory experience, stimulating touch and feel senses.  While engaging in creative process we used safe materials, fostering a safer environment for exploration.

Attach a pompom to a stick and watch as it explores gravity and aerodynamics, combining creativity with simple science in fun and educational way.

Preschoolers engaged in this dynamic art activity by painting with toy cars. This activity fosters creativity and motor skills while turning a simple playtime into an expressive art experience.

Magician-Evan Morgan

Santa-Santa Steve

We had a great time cutting out and making lanterns from different shades of paper! We were able to see how they looked when we hung them up!

We experimented with different colours and blowing bubbles to make different types of pictures!

Today we had a chance to set up a Christmas tree in our room! We had lots of fun decorating it!

We learned about Diwali today! Diwali, also spelled Divali, is one of the major religious festivals in Hinduism, Jainism, and Sikhism. The name is derived from the Sanskrit term dipavali, meaning “row of lights.” The festival generally symbolizes the victory of light over darkness.

We got to experience a different Halloween activity with different sensory items and a giant tape web! We had so much fun!

What’s in a pumpkin? We got to find out! Goopy, squishy, and slimy seeds and more!

What happens when you decorate a pumpkin? We added hair, eyes, and paint! Look at our creations!

Today we used cotton balls and made some ghosts!

We had a fun time working with a spiderweb sensory activity. We used tape for the web and inside the tray was cornstarch, slime, glue, and different colours and textures!