Lincoln Park Co-op Preschool
Home Twos Threes Fours


Dori


Lincoln Park Two's

Thursday and Friday from 9:30 - 11:30 am

Introduction

Play, play, play… and more play. Two-year-olds love to play, explore, and express themselves, touching, feeling, pushing and pulling. They assert their independence, exploring their surroundings, while still being attached to their caregivers—needing the familiar presence and reassurance provided with a smile or a hug. Each day preschool children learn through play, making strides socially, emotionally and physically. They are growing rapidly in both mind and body. They’re constantly changing—one moment they can be laughing and happy, the next frustrated and crying. Two-year-olds are interested in other children and people around them, but they tend to play alongside children as opposed to with children. They are the centers of their own universe—“what’s mine is mine”, “what’s yours is mine”. Their favorite words tend to be “Mine”, “No”, and “Do it myself” or “I do it!”

Teacher: Dori Schnelz  Parent Educator: Judy Hall
Parents monthly meeting: First Wednesday of each month

Typical Day

09.30 Welcome
09.45 Play, Explore, Create in 4 rooms
10.55 Clean up
11.00 Circle time: Hello Song in Spanish & Flannel story
11.10 Snack
11.25 Music/Movement & Closing: Goodbye Song
11.30 End of class

2s Favorite Songs:
Laurie Berkner - Drive My Car
"Under A Shady Tree" - play
Hap Palmer - Sammy
"Getting To Know Myself" - play

January Curriculum

Parent Meeting: January 11, 2010

January 7 & 8 Theme: Welcome Back!
Art: Snowmen, window hangers
Sensory: Water and Wheels
Dramatic Play/Blocks: Home center, soft blocks

January 14 & 15 Theme: Winter
Art: Snow Flakes, Painting with melting ice
Sensory: Melting Ice Block
Dramatic Play/Blocks: Winter clothes, wood blocks

January 21 & 22 Theme: Penguins
Art: Penguins
Sensory: Packing peanuts/cotton balls
Dramatic Play/Blocks: Office, Trains

January 28 & 29 Theme: The Arctic
Art: Handprints
Sensory: Water and Polar animals
Dramatic Play/Blocks: Water and Polar animals