Children's House Room 7

October 2025

In October we welcomed fall and everything that comes with it. We talked about how the weather starts to change as well as the leaves on the trees. Children went out to the playground and noticed how some leaves were yellow others green, and some even brown and super crunchy. We read our book We’re Going on a Leaf Hunt. We made our very own sensory bin with all kinds of stuff we found outside like a pinecone and different shaped leaves. The children had so much fun doing this. 

 

We continued to work in the classroom learning all our new work for this month. Children really enjoyed our eyeballs transferring job in practical life. The Children loved all the fun jobs. We also have really been working on learning how to complete a whole work cycle and how to work independently. Children are building their fine motor skills by using tweezers, spoons and even scissors. We have been practicing cutting with fun patters and ghost. They really enjoyed learning all about pumpkins from looking inside one to learning how they grow. We did a fun cutting page where we glued each part of a pumpkin. Lastly, we ended the month with our costume parade event, the children loved showing off all their unique costumes! Thank you, parents, for donating all those yummy treats! 

September 2025

The very first month of our school year was amazing! We started off by getting to know one another through our All About Me pages. During circle time, the children shared family pictures, along with their favorite colors and foods—it was a wonderful way to build our classroom community! We then moved on to our magnetic body parts activity, which the children absolutely loved! They were also introduced to the land and water globe, and each child had the opportunity to color their own globe, identifying the land and water parts. Building on this, we explored the seven continents using our classroom map. Afterward, the children did a fantastic job coloring their own continent maps. Our Book of the Month was The Kissing Hand. This heartwarming story helped reassure children that school is a safe, fun, and exciting place to be. We followed up the reading with a creative handprint craft that they truly enjoyed.



In addition to academics, we focused on establishing classroom routines and expectations. We’ve been going over all our classroom and playground rules and learning how to maintain a clean and organized environment. The children practiced using a dustpan and spray bottle to clean their tables, which helps foster independence and responsibility. During circle time, children were introduced to several Montessori materials, including the pink tower and knobless cylinders. Our practical life shelves have become a favorite part of the classroom. A couple of the most popular activities so far include the lock and key work and the large map puzzle of the seven continents.

Summer 2025

Our summer adventure was an absolute blast! We kicked things off with our first week’s theme: Party in the USA, where the children made festive crafts like flags and glittery fireworks. Next, we explored outer space with our Planets and Space week—kids colored their own astronaut masks, completed space-themed puzzles, and dove into fun coloring sheets. Kings and Queens Week was a royal success, filled with crown and wand-making, and story time featuring kings, queens, and even dragons! Our Bugs and Insects week brought lots of excitement with sensory bins and a special visitor who introduced us to real-life creepy crawlies—the children were especially fascinated by the large roaches!

 

No summer is complete without water fun, and our water slide days were a favorite! The kids had a great time splashing around, sliding with friends, and sunbathing afterwards. We also enjoyed several special experiences, including a reptile show, a puppet show, and an insect show. Two amazing parents visited to teach us all about plants and dental care. Our petting zoo was a huge hit, especially the pony rides! 

All in all, we had another incredible and successful summer full of fun, learning, and unforgettable memories!

Curriculum for November:

Geography/History: USA

Botany:  Stems

Zoology: Animal Classification

Sciences: Weather Patterns

Literature Program: "To Fill a Bucket" by Carol McCloud & Katherine Martin

Enrichments:

  • Art
  • Computer
  • Cooking
  • Music
  • Spanish

Reminders:

  • Please check your child's bin to ensure they have weather appropriate clothes and they are the correct size- please label all your items
  • Check in with the teacher to see that everything on file is up-to-date

Upcoming Dates:

Parent/Teacher Conferences

November 18 & 19, 2025
School closes at 3pm

Harvest Feast

November 26, 2025

11:00am - 12:00pm

Winter Holiday Recital and Celebration

December 8 - 12, 2025
3:00pm – 4:30pm

School Spirit Week 

December 8 - 12, 2025