Learning in the Spirit of Wonder and Joy
Our Friend Brooklyn has been very curious
about bugs! She found some snails on a walk
and took them home for the week to find out
more about them. Brooklyn put some leaves,
sticks, dirt and eggshells in the home she made for them.
The eggshells will make their shells harder and she
has observed that they can sleep a long time too.
Thank-you Brooklyn for sharing your snails with us!
It looks like mustard and rhymes with fellow
The crayon I’m holding is the color yellow.
It looks like strawberries and rhymes with bed
The crayon I’m holding is the color red.
It looks like bubble-gum and rhymes with think
the crayon I’m holding is the color pink
It looks like grapes and it rhymes with ‘urple’
The crayon I’m holding is the color purple.
It looks like grass and rhymes with bean
The crayon I’m holding is the color green.
It looks like a pumpkin and rhymes with ‘corange’
The crayon I’m holding is the color orange.
It looks like mud and rhymes with frown
The color I’m holding is the color brown.
It looks like night and it rhymes with sack
The crayon I’m holding is the color black.
It looks like snow and rhymes with bite
The crayon I’m holding is the color white.
Fifty years from now it will not
matter what kind of house you
lived in, or how much you had in
your bank account, or what
your clothes looked like. But
the World will be brighter
because you are important
in the life of your Child.
Wishing All of you Amazing Mothers and Grandmothers a Wonderful Mothers Day!!!
Who is going to shoe your pretty little foot,
Who is going to glove your little hand,
And , Who is going to Kiss your ruby red lips,
Whooooo.
Popa’s is going to shoe your pretty little foot,
Moma’s is going to glove your little hand,
And I’m going to kiss those ruby red lips,
Whooooo.
Please join me as I read this book and sing this song LIVE here!
A Great way to focus your Child is by giving them some string, ribbon, wire or paper roll, whatever you have at home. Then find some items around the house or they can find things they can string on to the ribbon, wire or rolls. the younger they are the bigger the stringing item could be example, jar rings on a paper roll. I always feel sorry when I see flowers on the ground so I strung some that were from my garden, makes a Beautiful necklace! The Children can make patterns using a mixture of items Here are some examples I made today, hope you enjoy this hand eye coordinating activity together.
There are so many benefits to dramatic play; it helps foster empathy, self-regulation and language skills to name a few. Adding or changing the props you already have in your home can encourage more dramatic play and all the benefits this play holds. Here are some simple prop ideas for you and your little ones to try out.
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