After reading The Very Hungry Caterpillar and noticing the symmetrical butterfly wings, we created our own symmetrical designs.

After working in our Mona Lisa art center, we created our own portraits. What a great looking group!

Our challenge was to fill the space with a different configuration of blocks for each shape.

Here are a few activities we have been doing with our wooden numbers.

We have been inspired by the book The Snowy Day to create winter wonderlands in our art center.

After observing Vincent van Gogh’s Starry Night, we created our own by swirling paint in the night sky. 

We are creating so many color combinations with our trays and droppers during center time.

We created jack-o-lanterns, built spooky houses, mixed colors, and completed a skeleton puzzle.

We love creating with play dough, and it helps strengthen our hands for better fine motor control. 

We are always excited when it is our turn to paint at the easel.

We were inspired by Mondrian’s work to make beautiful art in our art center.

I love that our playground is so versatile. Kids are always doing something new with the toys and materials we have.