Thursday:
A special hour of special visitors...I can feel the love in this room!
Our thumbprint family tree! We framed it as a gift for our grandparents! |
Reading buddies! |
We worked together to make special frames...with a surprise picture that we took before our grandparents came! |
LOVE!!! |
My special girl for the day! She LOVES Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! |
Apple Snack! Which one will we like best? |
Let's make a graph! |
Granny Smith seem to be the favorite! |
Paper Tearing apples...that may look a bit like a tomato! |
Tearing paper is a great fine motor skill! The smaller the pieces the harder it is to tear! Can your child tear small pieces? |
Now let's add a hand print for the stem! |
http://jennwa.blogspot.com/2008/09/another-pre-school-apple-craft.html |
Pete the Cat and his 4 Groovy Buttons! A fun way to learn about 4! |
Dancing apple seeds... |
http://teachingmama.org/8-apple-activities-for-preschoolers/ |
We began with our apple craft...as it dried we would label the parts of the apple. |
A special snack brought to us by this sweet buddy! Biscuits and apple butter! What a fun thing for them to try! We LOVE apples! |
Letter Hunt! |
Number Sense with number 4! |
Great job sweet buddy! I used pom-poms and did not glue them down so you could have them practice this activity at home with you! http://www.pinterest.com/pin/84794405459613233/ |
Our independent little ones dotting the letter Aa! |
Perfection! http://blog.landofnod.com/honest-to-nod/2013/06/easy-apple-craft.html |
After I drew the first groups apple seeds on their apple...I realized I had left over real seeds! This ended up being great practice for their little hands to pick the seeds up one-by-one! |
The highlight of our day! Erupting apples! First carve out the center...and fill the hole with baking soda... |
Next I poured vinegar (that we colored with food coloring) into the carved out apple! |
and look what happened! |
What fun! And so easy to do it at home! http://www.growingajeweledrose.com/2013/09/fall-activity-for-kids-apple-volcanoes.html |
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