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An overview of some of the different activities and why they are important.
Art
Most of the younger children finger paint, draw with crayons, and play with papier mache.
These activities teach creativity, which helps a child in all aspects of his/her life.
Fieldtrips
I believe children learn through expierance, and because of that I like to do fieldtrips as
often as possible. This picture is from a trip to the Milwaukee county Zoo.
Music
Children love to dance and sing. I love to turn the music up and let loose! The children learn
to sing loud and sing quiet, they learn to dance fast, slow, and even like an animal. This may seem like a lot of fun, but
it’s actually quite important to brain development too!
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