The forest is a wonderful magical place the children enjoy
playing in everyday. This summer’s group time topics and activities will foster
a deeper connection to and understanding of the forest.
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leaf rubbing |
On Monday, the children shared what they know about the parts
of a tree and painted trees using their hands. The next day, everyone went for a walk in the forest for a tree
observation. They noticed the height and diameter of trees and searched for
tree parts: trunk, branch, roots, twig, stem, and leaves. Some children even saw a squirrel and some birds. This prompted us to read Owl Babies. It is a wonderful story that allows the children to think about animals that use trees for homes. The children enjoyed the story so much that they made owl masks so they could dramatize the story. We could hear them repeat the smallest owl's line "I want my mommy!"
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identifying leaves |
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