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Big Feelings, Busy Hands

Our two-year-olds have been busy learning about emotions and animals through hands-on play this week.

Activities like putting puzzles together gave students a chance to explore new ideas while strengthening the fine motor skills they use every day.

For our youngest Panthers, learning often looks a lot like play, and that is exactly the point. Each puzzle piece, conversation and new discovery gives them another chance to practice, explore and grow.

Three young children sit around a light-colored table drawing on paper plates in a brightly lit classroom.
A young girl in a pink shirt plays with paper puzzle pieces on a wooden table in a room with a colorful rug.
A teacher and several young children sit around a light-colored table playing with toys in a classroom featuring a polka-dot cabinet and a sink.

 

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