Once Upon a Time there were 8 toddlers, 5 princesses and 3
princes. They all lived in an amazing land called Acornland. They had
very peculiar names:
Sir Diego the Biker
Sir Aleksey the Royal
Lady Livia the Shoeless
Sir Christian the Mechanic
Lady Shorty-short Marta
Twin-set Ladies Elena & Paola (even though they couldn’t be
more different in features and character)
Lady Walky-talky Giulia
Although they spent lots of time together, they were very different
from each other, as a matter of fact they argued over and over again for
their belongings. They lived in a nice and cozy inn called “Nursery Inn”
owned by a sporty landlady whose name was Flavia.
The lives of the 8 toddlers were full of adventures, they explored
the realm visiting every corner and everyday, each one of them, learned
different and new things about colors, Nature and so many other things.
However, every night, as soon as they went back to the Inn, they liked
reporting and telling everything they saw and did to the landlady in front
of a warm and nice fire and cup of hot cocoa.
Hi there! did you like our fairytale?! Ms. Flavia wrote a fairytale about US! can you believe it?! we had so much fun going through all those objects chracterizing the marvellous world of princesses and princes… mirrors, crowns, magic wands, frogs…
However March has been a month full of so many things and events… we created a flower for Women’s day using the bottom of a bottle
We baked magic wands…
Our class got even bigger thanks to Isla! Hey Hey Isla! she comes from Finland
We also explored the world of transportation and correspondence…
“I’m driving in my car…. I’m driving in my car….” ♪ ♩ ♪ ♩ ♪ ♩ ♪, ♩
And last but not least we celebrated two important events: Father’s day and Water Day!
we colored some water with BLUE paint and observed the reaction of a white tissue or cotton bud when immersed in colored water! 
and then… the 8 toddlers went on an egg hunt
but first realized SALTY EGGS (coloring salt using chalks!)
… and they all lived happily ever after!



















