These little guys turned out so cute. This was part of the unit on penguins and the children just love them. We let these guys practice sliding on their tummies, waddling and even swimming. (In our imaginations of course.) They work with the little reader that we practiced reading in class. They were so just cute all huddled together before sending them home. I think the expression is "how did we ever arrive here?" I can't believe that I didn't have the camera when the children were introducing their penguins to each other and having such wonderful imaginary conversations with each other. They were all playing on the rug, sharing conversations and making their penguins do all kinds of exciting things. If you can believe it, most of them couldn't wait to get these penguins home to introduce to their sock snowmen we made two weeks ago. This is the business of childhood...just playing.
These little guys turned out so cute. This was part of the unit on penguins and the children just love them. We let these guys practice sliding on their tummies, waddling and even swimming. (In our imaginations of course.) They work with the little reader that we practiced reading in class. They were so just cute all huddled together before sending them home. I think the expression is "how did we ever arrive here?" I can't believe that I didn't have the camera when the children were introducing their penguins to each other and having such wonderful imaginary conversations with each other. They were all playing on the rug, sharing conversations and making their penguins do all kinds of exciting things. If you can believe it, most of them couldn't wait to get these penguins home to introduce to their sock snowmen we made two weeks ago. This is the business of childhood...just playing.
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