Teddy Bear Corner

Our Younger Infant (Room 1) classroom had lots of fun exploring a swamp-themed sensory table last week as part of our unit of study on “Reptiles and Amphibians”! 🦎

We were all very sad to say goodbye to Miss Megan today as she begins her new career in HVAC next week! Miss Megan has worked in various roles, including most recently in the main office, at TBC over the last several years as she completed her schooling. We will all miss her very much and wish her the best of luck going forward!

Our Younger Pre-K classroom was slithering into science the other morning! Our friends created their own “snake skins” with dried glue and then investigated all of the unique scale patterns and textures that each snake has with magnifying glasses! 🔎

Our friends in our Middle Toddler (Room 4) classroom were hard at work mixing up some salt dough to use in the classroom! Everyone loved rolling, stretching and making some very creative creations!

For our unit of study on “Reptiles and Amphibians”, our Older Pre-K classroom conducted a science experiment where they turned normal eggs into rubbery reptile eggs! Our friends all charted their guesses as to what would happen after soaking the eggs in vinegar for a few days and were surprised to see the results this morning! 🦎

Our friends in our Younger Infant (Room 1) classroom enjoyed the sun and sandbox after using the sprinklers this morning! ☀️

Our Younger Infant (Room 1) classroom created a sweet sensory based art project this morning! Our friends all enjoyed feeling the sticky slime that their teachers made to then create melted ice cream cone artwork!

We would like to thank the Fairfield Police Department - Connecticut for visiting our Early Learning Center this morning as we continue our unit of study on “Community Helpers”! Our friends enjoyed showing off their own police hats, asking the officers questions about their jobs and most importantly.. checking out their police cars!

Our friends in our Younger Toddler (Room 3) classroom put on their postal caps this morning to participate in a fun color sorting activity where they each created color coded mail for art and then shipped their letters away!

We would also like to thank the families that have signed up to participate in our “Community Helpers” unit of study this week! From learning about hearts, to planes, and even hairdressing, our friends have had lots of fun exploring all of the different people that help our communities everyday!