A Preschool Perspective from Above - MyPictureDay

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I'm often taking photos of my preschool classroom, but some parents do not allow photos to be taken of their children. They prefer to keep their children anonymous. When I take photos from above, however, it captures the activity without giving away the identity of the child. Plus, I think they look super cool! So when I saw the contest by timsaid@timsaid, I knew what to do. I walked around the classroom throughout the day today, and with my IPad, took the following photos of the kids actively learning in various areas of our school. Enjoy!

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Tape, glue, paper, scissors, and some feathers, too! Our art center was filled with many original artistic creations.

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In the kitchen area, the children play restaurant choosing chicken, tacos, cookies ... don't forget to tip!

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Our light table contained a castle with many people inside, until the Hulk came and knocked it all down.

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The children were building a garage for their cars in the block area. The officer is keeping the cars safe.

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On the playground on this cool February day, the kids and I count how long they can hold on until they slide down.

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Magnifying glasses and goggles are needed for this heavy science book in the science center.

These are the pictures I took today of the young, active learners in our preschool classroom! Thank you for looking!

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