In which more children begin to interact with each other.
This week, some things were built. Some kids preferred to build alone, others built with the help of another kiddo.
Here's some more fun play with the tunnels. Her mom told me that this was the first time that she made the tunnel flat by herself (usually she asked mom to do that part):
The paper-covered table offered a nice large surface for drawing on!(note: I found out during play reflections the following week that this is a drawing of a washing machine. And the circles on top are all the clothes.)
This was an interesting way to use the turntable!
Please note: "Anji Play,” refers to a specific philosophy and comprehensive approach to early education developed by Ms. Cheng Xueqin in Anji County, China. I use the term "Anji Play" to describe my programming and throughout this blog with the explicit permission of Ms. Cheng because our programming has been developed as part of a close collaborative relationship with her and her team of Anji Play educators. If you are interested in learning more about how you can bring Anji Play to your community, please visit www.anjiplay.com
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