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TODDLER NEWS<br />
Over the past month there has been a lot of<br />
interest in transport, especially because we have<br />
had a lot of different vehicles on our Village<br />
property where our “Play and Learn Centre” is! Our<br />
children have enjoyed watching these vehicles<br />
from a distance (we get a little nervous if they get<br />
too close). We also love to ride in our school bus on<br />
the way to our “Play and Learn Centre” each day,<br />
and sometimes we like to sing The Wheels on the<br />
Bus while we ride.<br />
At the village, we have had a little yellow<br />
digger working on various projects. Usually,<br />
his appearance prompts our children to sing,<br />
“Varooooom went the little yellow digger in the<br />
ditch…”. The tractors and trucks in our playground<br />
are the perfect toys to imitate the vehicles we<br />
see. We also had a concrete truck come and pour<br />
concrete by our playground. The concrete truck<br />
was very loud and made us a little nervous as he<br />
reversed up behind our “Play and Learn Centre,”<br />
so we clung on tight to our aunties, but we didn’t<br />
want to leave! We were fascinated with the way<br />
the concrete truck kept turning around as it mixed<br />
the concrete, and then got really excited when the<br />
concrete mix started pouring down the chute.<br />
The new concrete path is the perfect place to<br />
ride our bikes.<br />
The hanging barrel in our playground has become<br />
a tractor and our children often race each other<br />
there so they can “drive” it first. A few of our books<br />
are full of pictures of different transport, and when<br />
we see the picture of the fire truck, we begin<br />
singing, “Fire truck, fire truck, I want to ride in a fire<br />
truck…” (We have discovered there is a song for<br />
just about every type of vehicle.) We also love to<br />
guess which car belongs to whom on the village<br />
property, and we are pretty good at remembering<br />
most of the time!