The infant-B students are transiting into their new classroom, beautifully- engaging with various learning materials and exploring with their new friends.
The students created their first marks in their portrait books, painted, used crayons on canvas and had a blast investigating the light table - covered in puddles of bright, soft paint.
Beautiful job, Sloane!
Sloane and her classmates are strengthens their fine motor skills, as they draw with crayons- encouraging the movement of their fingers, hands and wrists.
Strong fine motor skills help children manipulate small objects and eventually type, cut and do other complex activities that require working with the small muscles of the hands.
Drawing also promotes hand-eye coordination.
Leo and Rohan loved the texture of the warm, puddles of bright paint on the light table!
The students used their whole bodies to explore this provocation.
The children pressed their hands, feet and tummies into the paint, smearing the paint across the illuminated light.