Mapleton Elementary School Pre-K Photos

	Finger painting is a creative activity that helps fine motor skills develop, besides being lots of fun!
Brightly colored markers and other supplies in the art area make drawing and writing fun. (Note the specially anchored markers that make putting the caps back on an easy task for little hands.)
	These smiling faces are an example of the fun activities that take place in the block area. Using rainbow blocks and others, students create many amazing structures. Fitting pieces together, balancing, and creating ramps are fun ways to explore some basic principles of science.
"Wow! Look what I made!" exclaims a proud builder.

	Reading is one of the most enjoyed activities in Pre-K.  Children have many opportunities to read alone and to listen to stories read by teachers, parent volunteers, and 4th grade reading buddies.
Need a check-up?  In the pretend area, you can be a doctor, cowboy, police officer, mail carrier, chef, fireman or just dress up in fancy clothes!
	Taking care of babies in the housekeeping area is busy work.  This little girl practices the skills she needs to help her mom take care of her new baby brother.
These children are hard at work arranging the realistic furniture and family in the two-story wooden dollhouse.

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Last updated February 17, 2006