Can’t beat a “B” is for bubbles afternoon at Mrs. Paula’s!

Making bread with butter while studying the letter “B!”

They look like little birdies!  Aww!

Snack time gets a thumbs up from these guys!

 

Mrs. Paula’s youngest son, Tanner, had a music lesson with the kids and played his base for them; They loved that!   

 

Everyone in class had a bee that looked very similar to Will’s (left picture).  Rose’s bee was unique (right bee)!    Love that she marches to her own beat!

 

“C” is for caterpillar and cars!

 

“B” is for buttons (and sorting and a million other productive things) and “C” is for cooking and cookies!

 

 

When it rains, Mrs. Paula loves to let the kids go puddle jumping!  She wants them to experience nature and life with all their senses, and it couldn’t be more perfect for our preschooler!

 

Will and Rose are definitely two peas in a pod.  They are together in almost every picture Mrs. Paula takes!  Funny thing is, we live 25 minutes away from Mrs. Paula’s school, and Will lives in our neighborhood!  I am friend’s with his mommy, but he and Rose didn’t meet until school.  And the rest is history…

 

Yummy “C” shaped cookies for snack time.

Two words: Drama Queen.

Petting patriot the puppy on puddle jumping day, wait, this was the “C” day!  Mrs. Paula moves fast!  You better keep up!

 

Art all day every day at pre-k!

No words.

 

Their fearless leader.

 

 

One day, Mrs. Paula said the kids gathered every single toy up and put them in the play land so they could pretend to be garbage collectors.  See how they’re holding on to the back of the garbage truck with the handles?

 

What an awesome zoo day!  Can’t thank Mrs. Paula and Mrs. Julie enough for sharing these days with our baby!

 

 

 

  

 

 

  

 

 

Back to school and more creative fun!

 

 

Some of my most treasured pieces of art! 

 

Beginnings are scary, endings are sad… but it’s the middle that counts the most!  (Hope Floats)

Hope you have enjoyed our middle with Mrs. Paula!