Hello,

Scooters, chalk, sand, and digging in the dirt is what we’ve been so fortunate to do for much of March.  I’ve been offered a lot of dirt pies, cakes, sandwiches, and sand ice cream.

Many may wonder, “how is this learning?”  Imagination builds communication skills through problem solving, sharing, and cooperation.  Imagination also benefits a child’s cognitive development and increases vocabulary.  A great example of imagination at work was when I asked one of my preschoolers a simple question and the answer I received was not the one I was expecting:

***** enjoys creating many delicious dishes in her outdoor “restaurant” for her friends.  I was curious if she knew the name for someone who chooses a career in cooking.

Mrs. Amie: “***** what do they call someone who cooks in a restaurant?”

*****: “An English chef.”

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*****: “I’m from England, chefs are from England.”

Wow!  Such a simple thing as a dirt cake led us to discuss careers and countries.  These kiddos are always keeping me on my toes.

 “Behold, children are a heritage from the Lord, the fruit of the womb a reward.

Like arrows in the hand of a warrior are the children of one’s youth.

Blessed is the man who fills his quiver with them!”

(Psalm 127:3-5)

 Blessings,

Amie Bratt