Hello Mother~ 🌷 Today we played an autumn scenery puzzle game. First, we looked at the autumn puzzle background together and talked about what pictures were in it.
The first thing HaRin found was a dragonfly. Looking at the dragonfly, she said, “This~ what is it?” and showed curiosity.
We also looked for ladybugs and butterflies and explored various insects. This time we looked at pictures of fallen leaves that color autumn in many colors.
We observed fallen leaves in various colors such as yellow, red, and brown, and also talked about the beautiful scenery of autumn. 🍂 Now we picked up the puzzle pieces one by one, turning them this way and that to find the right spot.
At first it seemed a little difficult, so she tried to fit the pieces by turning them in several directions.
But she didn’t give up, looked carefully at each piece with focus, and showed us how she kept trying until the end. When she finally completed the puzzle, HaRin said, “Look at this~ HaRin did it~!” and expressed her pride. ❤️
It was truly lovely to see her mood brighten with the sense of achievement of having done it herself. It would be nice to try various puzzle games together at home as well. Please encourage her so that, in the process of turning the pieces this way and that and finding the right spot, she can feel the joy of solving problems and
the sense of achievement of having done it herself. This time we went inside the autumn leaf tent and had a fun time exploring the fallen leaves.
We tossed the leaves up like rain, and lay on the floor moving our bodies as if swimming among the leaves, feeling the mood of autumn with our whole bodies. 🍁 In particular, when HaRin saw a red maple leaf, she said, “It’s a crab~!”
She connected the shape of the red maple leaf to a crab, and we could also see her expressing it with both hands like a crab’s pincers.
It was really fun and admirable to see her connect the things around her with her own ideas and express them.

Hello Mother~❤️ Today we once again had fun playing in the autumn leaf tent we played in yesterday. Unlike yesterday, today she went right into the tent together with her friends~, looked at her friends’ faces and chatted with them,
and we could see her enjoying herself while holding her friend’s hand tightly.😊
Lying side by side with a friend in the tent, she looked up at the leaf mobile hanging high above, and stretched out her hand to grab the leaves, having a fun time. We also looked one by one at the colorful leaves gathered on the floor, and stepped on them with our feet to experience the rustling feel of the fallen leaves.
When I asked, “What colors are there?” she looked at a yellow ginkgo leaf and repeated after me, “Yellow ginkgo leaf~!”, and found a red maple leaf as we learned about the colors of autumn.
She seemed a little confused by orange and green, tilting her head and asking me, “What’s this?” to find out what color it was.🍂 During outdoor play time, we looked together at how the trees had changed into colorful clothes, and also looked for fallen leaves we liked.
We could also see her covering her face slightly with a leaf and laughing playfully, saying, “Gone~ Peekaboo!”❤️ Our HaRin is seeing the beautiful colors of autumn with her eyes, feeling them with her hands and feet, and making happy memories together with her friends.🌷

Hello Mother~❤️ Today we had time to explore by sticking fallen leaves onto paper cups. When HaRin found the leaves stuck on the paper cups, she said, “This here~” and recognized that they were the same as the leaves stuck on the classroom floor.
Based on what HaRin said, we expressed it in sentences such as “There are leaves stuck on the paper cup~” and “It’s the same as the leaves on the floor~”, naturally expanding her language expression.
After that, we enjoyed various games using the paper cups. At first, she lined the paper cups up long, long, and said, “It’s a train~” as she started playing train. 🚂
Next, we stacked the paper cups up one by one to build a tower. She focused and stacked them neatly one at a time, and we also counted numbers, naturally taking an interest in numbers.
In particular, looking at the tall stack of paper cups, she really enjoyed the moment of shouting “One, two, three!” and then knocking them down with a crash~.
It was a time to feel both a sense of achievement and joy by repeatedly stacking and knocking them down.😊 Next, we did the Fun Art activity ‘Making a Leaf Lion’.
We recalled the various colors of the fallen leaves we had explored so far, and today we took a close look at ginkgo leaves.
We talked about how the green ginkgo leaves change into yellow clothes as autumn comes, and also observed photos of the ginkgo tree in the classroom together.🍂 After that, we made a wonderful lion using ginkgo leaves. Looking at the finished lion, HaRin seemed to find it fun and said, “Roar~! Lion~” as she imitated a lion.
She was so lovely playing around and imitating the lion’s roar with her little mouth.❤️

Hello Mother~❤️
Today, reflecting her interest in the cup blocks we played with yesterday, we provided plastic cup blocks and played while exploring them in various ways.
HaRin lined up the cup blocks one by one in a long row and said, “Train~ choo choo~”. 🚂
This time she said she would stack the blocks high, and she stacked the cup blocks on top of one another, over and over, to build them up high.
Then she laid down the blocks she had lined up long and said, “This is a train~”, expressing the shape of a train.
She also tried to climb up and sit on the blocks, and we could see her finding her own fun ways to play. 😊
By lining up the cup blocks long and stacking them high, she felt joy in the process of exploring them in various ways, and expanded her play by expressing her thoughts in words. Also, extending the tent play she enjoyed yesterday, today we did a physical play of passing through a colorful maple leaf tunnel. 🍁
Arriving in front of the tunnel, HaRin crawled on all fours through the pretty maple leaf tunnel.
She seemed to enjoy passing through the tunnel very much, saying “Again~! More~!” and going through the tunnel repeatedly. Moving her body freely in and out of the tunnel and trying again and again, she was able to fully feel the joy of physical activity. ❤️

Hello Mother~❤️ Today we listened to autumn children’s songs and enjoyed playing instruments and physical play with autumn leaf castanets. When the Dasol Class friends’ favorite song🎵 “They Turned Red~” came on, she got excited, sang along, and played the leaf castanets, clack clack~. Shaking and tapping the instruments to the rhythm, she enjoyed fun music play together with her friends.😊
This time, drumroll~🥁 what song will come on?
After singing the song “Autumn Road~” together, the excited friends even hummed the song “Acorn~”, recalling the various autumn children’s songs they had learned so far, singing and playing instruments —
the Dasol Class’s fun autumn concert was held, feeling the beauty of autumn through lyrics and rhythm.🍂🎶 This time, we met our rustling fallen leaf friends that came rolling along on the autumn wind.
Playing at sweeping up the leaves, we moved the broom excitedly, “Swish~ swish~”.
Sweeping once, and again~, in the process of repeatedly gathering the leaves, she also experienced fun physical play while moving her arms and body freely. HaRin’s 2nd semester consultation time is Wednesday, October 28,
at 5:10.^^