The Cardinals love a snowy day...

We started our day by working really hard when we were indoors. In music class, we joined the Catbirds and practiced our Winter Program song and dance.

Then, in our classroom from the many choices, some friends chose to paint using watercolors...

....while others gave a try to the wet-dry-try activity for the letter C.

And, after our fun work inside, we headed outdoors for much, much more added fun....

The Cardinals LOVE a snowy day indeed!

Autumn Fun!

We ended our week with the most enjoyable experience! During the earlier part of the week, we had witnessed the Doves raking leaves and thought what a great idea if we could join them in this fun activity. We decided to invite the Doves for a walk around campus and asked if they would share their child-size rakes with us. Without hesitation, they said “Yes, of course! We LOVE to share” and brought their rakes along. So, off we went in search for the perfect spot. After much walking, we found the right place in the grove before the Meetinghouse.

Once we determined the section, we talked about the boundaries so that everyone would be within eye sight and safe. We also spoke about “rake sharing” and the safe way to use it. Then, we invited all the Cardinals and Doves (including teachers) to go and have an autumn fun!

Leaf raking is an excellent outdoor exercise! The process of raking leaves provides a number of physical benefits. Because you use your arms, shoulders, and torso to rake, the Cardinals and Doves were provided with the opportunity to strengthen their growing upper-body muscles. And to them, they were just having fun!