Wire Sculptures & Observation Drawings
The Wire Sculptures and Line Drawings project serves as a living canvas, painting the evolving capabilities and viewpoints of the young learners.
INSIDE CARMEL MOUNTAIN PRESCHOOL
The Wire Sculptures and Line Drawings project serves as a living canvas, painting the evolving capabilities and viewpoints of the young learners.
At the ART Studio, we recently set off on a fun flag-making art project that not only allowed our students to express themselves artistically but also taught them valuable lessons about flags and sewing.
In the art studio our young artists created wearable butterfly wings using cardboard cutouts and embellished them with a burst of colors, glitter glue, and elements found in our
garden.
We love mud at CMP! From mud days to the mud kitchen, we love getting messy! But did you know that mud is not just for getting dirty?
Have you or your child ever been camping? If not, this is the blog for you!
Children’s increased use of safety scissors helps to develop many different skills no matter the item that is being cut.
Using “real” tools with preschool aged children can seem like a big risk or safety hazard. Did you know that there are many benefits to allowing preschool aged children the opportunity to explore and engage with tools?
The environment has always been important to Carmel Mountain Preschool, and it looks like San Diego is catching up and has passed a new law to require recycling, composting, and reducing our trash output.
Process art is a fan favorite here at CMP. In 5B we are learning about outer space and for this activity,
During the month of January, classroom 5B explored traditions around the world.
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