Spring has sprung in our classroom (literally)! Every once in a while I like to turn my "kitchen" center into something new. I usually gear it towards some sort of theme that we are learning about or a holiday that is coming up. This center is really important, because it is not only play time, but also builds social development, and vocabulary about the world and the community.
Previously, this year, I have turned the kitchen center into Santa's Workshop at Christmas and Cupid's Post Office at Valentine's Day.
Now our center has turned into a garden! Students can sort flowers and seeds here. They can also act out planting a garden, watering it and raking dirt. Some students in my class have also taken it upon themselves to play "flower shop".
On a more personal note, my son turned 1 recently! I went a little crazy with his party which was "sock-monkey" themed. Here are the pics from his birthday:
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