We are all so glad to see the sun today!
We started out the day today with some dancing with Finn’s dad! All our friends joined in. We also listened to some books and music on our CD player. This was a great way to start our day.
Pla-Doh fun filled our kitchen this morning. We used our hammers for pounding, and recited our “Patty Cake, Patty Cake, Baker´s Man” rhyme. Sand play also filled the room, as we did a lot dump and fill, counting, and measuring.
Did you know our WWF´s took a bus ride today? Ms. Paulina did this with them in Pretend Play today. They are good drivers and they used our plastic rings for steering wheels. 
We sang a “Tisket, A Tasket, A Green and Yellow Basket”. Ask your little one what they put in their baskets as we hopped around the house!
Finally, we had some outside time today! We had fun digging in our sand hill, riding our bikes, and just running around to burn off some energy. Our garden is taking form, and thank you to Ms. Paulina and all of our parent volunteers who are helping to make this all come together.
If you would like to listen to the Cha Cha Cha song that we dance to at WWF, and have fun at home with your little one, follow the link below!
Everybody Likes to Cha Cha Cha!!
Have a wonderful weekend.
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i think that you are doing an excellent job! what you are teaching is very imaginative!!! i would like to know how much music you teach in your classes. mimi (marta) is very musical and attended a well-known music school in minneapolis for about half a year before her family moved to southbend. i am very interested in her continuing in music. can you help? evelyn firchow, grandmother – omi of mimi!i call my granddaughter mimi: the initials of marta maria! mm or mimi. and omi is the german word for grandmother: omama, omi for short!
Hi!! So nice to know that you are reading the blog!! (I believe you are enjoying Mimi’s company this weekend?). Marta does love music indeed!!! In general she is very enthusiastic about all activities but music and dancing seem “irresistible” for her. We do music almost all day!! But we also have specific music sessions too, either in the morning or/and the afternoon daily. We have lots of instruments for them to explore and props that invite the children to move to the music. I play the guitar, recorder and the flute for them.
I am planning on writing more specifically about our music sessions, thanks for the encouragement!!! Hope this helps in the meantime!
Paulina.