MANISTEE — Studentsfrom the Manistee CatholicCentral preschool class of Sandy Ludwig had the rareopportunity to gaze into thefuture, and they liked theview.
No, it wasn’t a look intodecades down the road, butmore of a case of viewingthe next school year. Thats when those students will
officially be entering theManistee Catholic Central
K-12 system, so Tuesday wasdesignated as “Being a kin-dergartner for a day” for thepreschool class.
“Basically what we aredoing is introduction for
indergarten,” said MCCindergarten teacher Ben
Hahnenberg. “It is to experi-ence kindergarten in a day,
ut to also give the excite-ment and enjoyment of thespecial activities that we dothroughout the year.”
Some of the things thatare stressed in kindergartenis handwriting and the for-mation of letters and sounds.They also cover the specialactivities of art, music andthe core subjects like math.
“One of the big thingsthat came out today was
just getting the kids to work together and become lead-ers,” said Hahnenberg.“What is nice is the kinder-garten students actually
become the leaders for thepreschool students.”
It is something the MCCkindergarten teacher saidhelps both groups. Being inthe position of a role modelor leader gives the cur-rent kindergarten studentsan opportunity to preparefor their next step in theeducation process. For thepreschool students it makesa bond with some of theirfuture fellow students whoare a step ahead of them.
The day also included
plenty of fun as musicteacher Betsy Neph led bothgroups in a fun-filled groupof songs. The younger stu-dents were paired up withan older buddy who helped
watch out for them duringthe day.
“The kindergartenstudents didn’t do all theactivities. They would often
just show the preschoolstudents what to do,” saidHahnenberg. “We actually have ... siblings in this group,
but they are not pairedtogether.”
When music class fin-ished they moved over to thecafeteria where students took part in an art class to create
bumblebees made out of plastic cups and some otheritems.
Hahnenberg pointed outthat the program was highly-successful and gave the
younger students confidencethat she knows they will carry
with them into next year.
Photos by Ken Grabowski/News Advocate
Students jump with joy during a song in music class.
A kindergartner for a day
Ruthie Jados (left) and Natalie Beldo (right) watch asElizabeth Nelson helps them with an art project.
tudents break out laughing at something funnyeing said by their teacher.
Manistee Catholic Central preschool students get opportunity to see future
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