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Aistear- Autumn

Autumn Aistear was full of fun and exploration. 

We used our Autumn checklists to check off things we found and used the tuff tray to design an Autumn tree. 

The Senior Infants produced many other creative things such as nature parks (at the Lego station) along with Autumn wands, birds and nests at the art station. 

Using the pegboards we created leaves, trees and lots of different patterns. This aims to improve fine motor skills. Finally, at the sensory station the students enjoyed playing with the sand box which was full of Autumn items. 































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