3-Year-Olds

Ms. Amanda, Ms. Danielle, Ms. Mary/Ms. Katrina, Ms. Beverly, Ms. Ashley, and Ms. Katherine

January❄️

By Johanna Merritt

It snowed at FA in Mrs. Beverly and Mrs. Katherine's three-year-old class. Students really enjoyed using South Georgia snow (shaving cream) and writing letters, numerals, and some even wrote their names. The children listened to the story, "What Snowmen Do at Night", and created their own nighttime mischievous snowmen. The highlight was eating snow sticks for snacks. Thank you FA and volunteers for helping!

Mrs Mary's class was having fun in centers

Mrs Beverly's class was also in centers playing with cars and waiting their turn

⛪December

Mrs Beverly's class had fun do fun christmas activities like making clay hand ornaments and little santas for their parents.

🦃November🫑

Thanksgiving Blessings by Johanna Merritt

Mrs. Beverly’s class was learning about blessings, and the first Thanksgiving with the Pilgrims and Indians. While they learned about this, they learned about sharing with others, so they can be kind to each other while they learn. Other things they learned about were the letter “G”, the color brown, and the triangle. While I was visiting, the kids were having snack time while learning about Jesus healing people.

Mrs. Danielle’s class was learning how to spell and write their name. When they finished, they glued little leaves to their names to make them festive for fall. They even did little thumbprint acorns where they put brown paint on their thumb to make an acorn. While Mrs. Amanda's class was learning about the Bible story manna, the letter “G”, and triangles.

Mrs. Dani and Mrs. Ashley's class painted with Q-tips while learning about the letter Qq last week

This is the acorn project that Mrs Danielle's class was working on.

While the kids waited for their name to be called they played around and shared with each other.

The kids were learning how to write and spell their names.

October 🎃

7th Grade Reading Buddies! 10.30.25

On October 30, 2025, our 7th-grade students went to Mrs. Beverly's 3-year-old class and read books to the little children. 📚 The children had a wonderful time. 😁

Mrs. Amanda and Mrs. Mary's Class had the best time yesterday learning about farm animals! The kids had so much fun "milking the cow" and discovering what life is like on the farm. It was such a hands-on learning day!🐄🐮

Introducing Poetry

The 9th Grade literature class visited the three-year-olds to read childhood sound poems that they wrote.

September 📚

The three-year-olds did some apple picking, while learning to count in the process.

Teddy Bear Tea Party for the 3-year-olds.

Annalynn's mom made this teddy bear's outfit!

Fun snacks that start with the letter T.

Mrs. Beverly talking about tea parties.

By: Callie Dockery

This week, September 22 through 26, Mrs. Beverly’s 3-year-old class has been learning about the letter T and the sound it makes. On Tuesday, September 23, they had a Teddy Bear Tea Party at 9:30 am. The children brought their teddy bear, turtle, or tiger stuffed animals. They ate foods that started with the letter T. They had Tim Tams (a chocolate biscuit from Australia), tarts, tangerines designed to look like teddy bears, Teddy Grahams, Twix, Tootsie Rolls, Turkey, trail mix, teafills, Twizzlers, Trix cereal, and Triscuits.

They started by watching a video about tea parties while the teachers set the children’s plates. After the video ended and the plates were set, Mrs. Beverly talked to the children about their teddy bears. All of the stuffed animals were placed on a table in the side of the room. Mrs. Beverly picked up each stuffed animal and asked the students to get theirs and say its name. Dawson’s teddy bear is named Kaden, Jack’s teddy bear sings Happy Birthday, Ophelia’s stuffed animal is named Leah, Ellie has a tiger named Pounce, Kaden has a Sonic stuffed toy, Stevie has a pink bear named Pink Singer, Florence’s stuffed animal is named Kayla, and Annalynn’s stuffed animal is named Ruby. Annalynn’s mother made a beautiful dress and a matching bow for the teddy bear, Ruby!

After the children got their pictures taken, they grabbed their water bottles and sat down at their tables. Mrs. Beverly explained all of the letter T food items, and the children began to eat. I went around to each of the children and asked for their name, their stuffed animal’s name, and their favorite T food. Some kids were shy, while others wanted to talk about everything! I'm not sure that each of them had a favorite food; they enjoyed everything and changed their answer multiple times. Dawson’s, Maizie’s, and Izzy’s favorite foods were all of the chocolate items. Ophelia’s favorite was the Twix, Ellie’s favorite was the teafills, and Chandler’s favorite was the tangerine.

In the end, I know that every child (including me) enjoyed the Teddy Bear Tea Party very much! Mrs. Beverly and Ms. Katherine both did an amazing job teaching the 3-year-olds about the letter T, and they are so good to their students. It was awesome to see each child’s creativity in naming their stuffed animals, and their sweet personalities were very charming! I am glad I got the chance to talk to such delightful children.

🎩H For Holts and Hats

The 3-year-olds had special guests come help decorate cupcakes for Holts and Hats Day!

August 🎒

L is for Lollipops, Leaves, and Limes

The lollipops were for licking. The leaves were painted with limes!

A Walk of Wonder

Mrs. Amanda , Mrs. Mary, Mrs. Danielle, and Mrs. Ashley's three-year-old classes went on a scavenger hunt outside to learn about all the things God made. Psalms 19 states, "The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands."

The three year olds where learning about the letter G, the color brown, triangles, and giving thanks. These teachers were teaching them how to share with others and be kind to one another.

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