Our Preschool room practiced tracing the letters in their names using a Q-tip and paint. This activity helps develop their hand eye coordination, learn the letters in their name and added…
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Cognitive development using shapes
Our Tiny Tykes explored matching and symmetry using different shapes in class today. This is a great way for children to explore and investigate different shapes and test their memory skills…
Loose part creations
Here at Tiny Hoppers we like to work on imagination and opened materials during our activities. Our Tiny Tykes used a variety of different coloured shapes to create master pieces, this…
Building a community
The Tiny Scholars helped make our community bulletin board. We talked about when the first Canadians came to Canada and brought with them a sense of community, stories and beautiful…
Developing those fine motor skills
Our Tiny Squirts love to investigate and explore small objects, look at how these small fingers are able to manipulate different materials to develop their fine motor skills. Learning through play…
Colour mixing and experiments
One of the best ways for children to learn is through exploring and investigating, here at Tiny Hoppers we encourage children to be independent thinkers by providing experiences that involve…