Each class made Siyum invitations based around a thread of interest that became a theme in their classroom.

Morah Jessica offered Kitah Daled Sculpey Clay to make people and animals to inhabit their wooden structures.

For Kitah Daled’s final portrait project, the children explored printmaking.

The Kitah Gimmel children have been fascinated by the construction site across the street.

Kitah Alef have been exploring a variety of gross motor painting experiences.

Kitah Alef children have been preoccupied with the large trucks involved in the construction across the street. We combined the interests of vehicles and painting together in one provocation!

The Kitah Gimmel children just finished a weaving project.

Two of the biggest threads of interest in Kitah Bet have been collage and nature. This led us to papermaking!

The children seemed to really enjoy painting the Tile Portrait Table during last class, so Morah Jessica wanted to find a way to incorporate painting with the thread of Self Portraits.

KItah Aleph used forks and combs as paintbrushes for their second large canvas.

Morah Chaya suggested making feather dusters for Pesach With the Kitah Alef children.

The children of Intown Jewish Preschool created a variety of projects to celebrate Peach.

Kitah Daled’s Portrait study continues!

Kitah Gimmel recently started weaving in their classroom.

Morah Jessica offered the project of a floral-resin table for Kitah Bet students to make for the Fun Run Auction.

Recently, Morah Jessica brought in some more materials for the children to use with their structures.

Moving into Purim, we wanted to continue the thread of fabric as a medium.

Since Kitah Aleph has enjoyed painting all year, we wanted to include that process in the children’s groggers.

Kitah Daled’s most recent self-portrait experience in the Atelier is a bit different.