as is often the case, i am fed by the genuine moments at preschool. (see more m is for martin goodness)
when the simplest story of dr. king absorbs them.
when children grasp a new understanding of “fairness.”
when i am blessed to hear one child say to another, “i am so glad we can go to preschool together.”
me too, sweet ones, me too.
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Will tomorrow be “O is for Obama Day?” :)
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What great projects for this age! I saw a few more of Annie’s work on Meg’s blog.
Inspiring.
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Hi! After reading your comment to Binky, I showed him your page and he said right away he wanted to make the Martin Luther King face like your class did! They are so great! Thanks for checking us out!!!
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i know a lot of people feel this way, so it may sound redundant, but OH, how i wish my kids could be part of the world you create!
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I love that you give your preschool kids experiences like these! Some might think they are too young to learn about history, but you know that now is just the right time.
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