Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts

Monday, October 21, 2013

Gosh, I do love Autum time!

Autumn time is really here. Here are a few self-explanatory pictures to show you what is going on in our classroom at the moment to celebrate Autumn. 
  • Learning about acorns:


using seeds to fill in the template



 
 
  • Our Autumn Table interest:
 
 

the Root Children



 
  • Halloween decorations
 
 



 
 




More ideas to come for Halloween .. Keep in touch! I hope you like it so far..


 
 



Wednesday, October 31, 2012

HaPPy hAllOWEeN .........

It's Halloween tonight!! Booooo.... There are going to be plenty of little monsters trick or treating tonight and beware. If you don't have anything nice to give them, they may start singing: "trick or treat! Smell my feet. Give me something nice to eat! If you don't, I don't care, I'll pull down your .... underwear!!!". So hold on to your breeches lads!
 
This past week in classroom, it was all about Halloween. As seen in my previous post, we started with the carving of the pumpkin. And then, we had art & craft, singing and dancing and  games. Of course,  we finished by our annual Halloween party. I thought I would give you just a quick glimpse at what our classroom looked that:


As you can see, a hge spider web had grown overnight in our netrance hall. Spooky!

 
And Winnie the Witch was even there!

 
And she brought with her one of her friends: hairy pumpkin dude!



We painted the children's feet and look at your cute "smelly" ghosts:



Then last Thursday, we had our party. I had a few treats prepared for the children. Don't you like the lollipop pumpkin-holder?


 


And I spent the evening before making these cute little candy bags for the children with our traditional bat clip! They were very popular!
 



 
HAPPY HALLOWEEN EVERYONE!!

Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Carving pumpkins....

Halloween would not be Halloween without pumpkins... and yesterday, we carved a big one together to the delight of the children. It was a great sensorial exercise as the children got to use their hands to scoop the insides of the pumpkin. The photos speak for themselves: