I didn't realize she was foreshadowing the week. |
I presented a nut/screw activity during circle time. This was made for us by Gaffer. |
William is inspecting his work plan. He loves his new writing work, especially the dinosaur tracing pages. |
She was thrilled that she was able to setup the addition snake game all by herself. |
William is inspecting the fossil drawer. |
Here is he holding agate up to the light so he can see the layers. |
The mineral drawer. This is what led to our Digital Microscope Fun post. |
Elora is creating works with these reading blocks. Highly recommended! |
Making numbers... again. |
This week I introduced these dice. She can roll them to determine which number to make. |
Here is a close up. |
I managed to tackle some organization. Why does it always feel like I'm boiling the ocean? |
Rhyming work. I'm amazed at what I can get her to concentrate on if miniatures are involved. |
There was lots of window watching since the ducks and geese have been out in force. |
We managed to work on writing at the infusion. |
I brought along the word blocks. I had her read and then write down three words from each block. (a, e, i, o, u). |
I introduced this new dropper activity to the little guy. I am using items from this set. |
I created this work so long ago... just check out the pictures. It goes along with Me on the Map. |
I'm too tired to figure out why this keeps posting upside down. This is an example of what the state page loos like. |
We reviewed the polygon drawer of the geometric cabinet. |
I'm glad to see they are finally taking some interest in this work. |
We used the tens boards to count from 1-40... only because my patience wore out. |
I mixed up two alphabet tubs and let William sort them. |
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