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Observation At Montrose Discover Preschool

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Following the observation guidelines, I chose to use the Pseudo name Jay. This way I am respecting the privacy of the child and the preschool.The preschool I choose to observe at Montrose Discover Preschool. Jay is a 5 years old boy that recently celebrated his birthday. Jay is average height boy, with blonde curly hair, with blue eye color. What gravitated me to this particular child how social he is with his peers and how funny he can be. He is very helpful with his peers. Jay also likes to encourage himself to read more books.

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