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We had a week off from school this week…it only took the kids two days to figure out that we hadn’t done anything and declare their complete and utter boredom. Until I threatened a house cleaning and they immediately found so many things of interest {grins}.
Although we don’t have anything to share this week, I am excited to show-and-tell a few of YOUR fabulous ideas from last weeks link-up {I do stop by and visit you all!!}. Here are just a few of the fun things that you all are doing…
I love this Runaway Bunny sensory bin that Angelic Scalliwags put together for their Before Five in a Row unit – super cute! I keep finding these cute ideas that make me want to do our Runaway Bunny unit all over again!
Linton Academy made map skills a 3-D and hands on project with her kids. They used a road rug, hot wheels and buildings to create a town and then practiced giving directions and telling left from right.
We have an Angry Birds unit coming up soon and this little pom pom bird’s nest craft from Our Little Monkeys makes me want to hurry up and finish up our plans! They were working on an N is for Nest topic – but just so cute.
This pumpkin seed counting project from Finding the Teachable Moments – definitely a teachable moment!! They counted out over 700 seeds from their pumpkin and worked on grouping the seeds by 5 and 10. Such a fabulous hands on idea {and I’m sure the kids loved getting their hands in the goop}!
Learners in Bloom was able to sneak in some fine motor practice along with 1:1 counting, number recognition, name recognition/reading and even place values – all with some fun pumpkin erasers. I love how a simple activity can incorporate so much!
Looking forward to seeing all of your ideas this week when you link up. Thanks for sharing what you all are doing with your kids. Please be sure to visit a few others linking up this week and leave a comment on their blogs!
Ready to Link Up?
Share what you are doing with your kids! Please link your exact blog post to the Mr. Linky below and link back here too! Grab a button for your post below and be sure to take a minute to visit the person who linked up before you. You can read more in the updated guidelines for Preschool Corner. By linking up, you are granting permission for me to share your wonderful ideas with others in periodic show-and-tell posts.
Be specific in your ‘link title’. Leave either your blog name or theme and provide an age range for your activities. Something a little like this:
Police Officer Theme {ages 4-5}
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I always find some great activities here each week! Enjoy the rest of your week off, Jolanthe! :)
Have a great weekend, Deb! :)
So excited to see our 700 pumpkin seeds here today! Thanks so much for sharing it. :)
Thanks for sharing with us!
Wow! I came here expecting to find some great ideas (and I did, of course). I never imagined that our map-reading playtime would be listed. Thanks for sharing our fun and for all that you do!!
thanks so much for joining up with us! :)
It sure was a nice surprise to read your post and see that you had featured Alex’s little nest. Thanks for giving us a place to share our ideas and find great ideas, too :)
I have Angry Birds on the brain and it just made me smile. :) Thanks so much for linking up too!
Nice round up of activities! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks so much for hosting!
Linked up my post, <3
I am a new blogger, but I have been following this link up for some time now. Thanks so much for hosting and allowing everyone to share ideas. This is my first official link up! I hope I added my link correctly. Now time to look at all these great links…
So glad to have you linking up with us!! I’ll be stopping by later this week. :)
Imagine my surprise when I came to link today to see my sensory bin staring back at me! What a treat – thank you so much for featuring it!
loved it, girl. :) I appreciate your sharing it with everyone as well – super cute!
How fun!