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The kids all danced and sang along the to the songs that were on the screen.

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Abby is practicing coloring in the lines

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Preschoolers are demonstrating small motor skills by holding their markers and coloring
Preschoolers were naming colors

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In this picture Isaiah, a proud mini mustang is demonstrating how he is learning to color.Holding and learning how to work with the marker stimulates his brain by coordinating his small muscles in his hands and fingers . By constantly using these skills,he will improve in holding objects in his hands and upgrade to glue sticks,scissors, and eventually be able to write his name by himself.🙌🏼

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Elisabeth is using purple for the pirates shirt. And she is trying to use her dominant hand to use the marker . She also used certain colors to color each part like for exa,pls she colored his shoe pink and tried to stay in the lines.

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Adan and Gael are playing and sharing together with the logos

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Gael is trying to make car with parts of toys. He is also separating parts if each part has more than one. He is sorting by color. And trying to connect the parts together.

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Adan & Gael are playing together which is a social goal they are getting along with eachother. They are sharing parts of the toys asking if they can use a certain piece each kid has.

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Evelyn knows the difference between the different animals and put them all in groups

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Large motor the pre schoolers are hopping on 1 foot all together

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All th kids cooperated together to find the treasures around the room

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All of the kids are using large motor skills by using their whole body to spin around and do jumping jacks. They're doing this in order to follow the treasure map and find the candy... theres steps to find the candy

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Daniel is using small motor skills by putting away his candy he found by following the map, also using small motor by unzipping and unhooking his bookbag from  the hook

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Small group of kids are using their social skills by sharing one book nicely. They're also using their intellectual skills by pointing out what color the monsters are and how many are on each page.

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in this picture we have Evelyn who is also a mini mustang. She is cutting ,gluing and folding a piece of paper to eventually finish her project. While doing this she is using a small motor skill. With more practice she will be able to not just use scissors or glue sticks in a random way but get to know how to use them in an appropriate manner.✏️🖍

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Evelyn is using small motor skills by cutting out different shapes, folding paper, and gluing the peices together.

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Brianna is helping Sophie improve on her talking skills by creating stories and monologue between the two puppets. This is small motor because they're using hand movements to make it seem as if the puppets are actually talking to one another

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This mini mustang is showing social and emotional development.He was dressing

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Evelyn, Abby and Elizabeth played together with The trucks and dolls

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These observations do not count because they are missing type of development and how to use this info in the future.

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These observations do not count because they are missing type of development and how to use this info in the future.

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These observations do not count because they are missing type of development and how to use this info in the future.

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These observations do not count because they are missing type of development and how to use this info in the future.

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These observations do not count because they are missing type of development and how to use this info in the future.

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Great start to observations!