You never know where play in the imaginary forest will lead you. Ellen brought us a tray filled with trees and mountains and pools and tiny frogs and turtles. We have been creating some intense stories to accompany our play, including Rapunzel and magical turtles. It turns out the Ruach class also has an imaginary forest. When they discovered we also had one, their first question was "Do you have Cutie Buns?" It turns out Cutie Buns are the special turtles in the forest. During lunch bunch the Ruach children helped define the differences. "Cutie Buns have spots," said Sophie S. "And tiny heads," said Jack. "And they are the most cute, and I love them" said Sophie G. Sounds like a good starting point for some story sharing between classrooms! Can you find the Cutie Buns below?
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Do You Have Cutie Buns?
You never know where play in the imaginary forest will lead you. Ellen brought us a tray filled with trees and mountains and pools and tiny frogs and turtles. We have been creating some intense stories to accompany our play, including Rapunzel and magical turtles. It turns out the Ruach class also has an imaginary forest. When they discovered we also had one, their first question was "Do you have Cutie Buns?" It turns out Cutie Buns are the special turtles in the forest. During lunch bunch the Ruach children helped define the differences. "Cutie Buns have spots," said Sophie S. "And tiny heads," said Jack. "And they are the most cute, and I love them" said Sophie G. Sounds like a good starting point for some story sharing between classrooms! Can you find the Cutie Buns below?
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