February Morning Work

 

 Monthly cutting sheets 

Monthly Portraits

                                            Felt lacers from Target.

                                                Hearts from HERE.

Pattern Blocks

September Morning Bins

 This week's morning bins:

Monthly cutting sheet

Lacing shapes from Target.

Play dough cards

It's part of this BUNDLE

Here's what I added to the last drawer:

Grab them here.

I used two boxes from Dollar Tree,

I needed two boxes since I bought

two boxes. 

So one whole set would fit in one box

with the cards that came with them.

Week in review: Sharks

Discovery Shelves

We apparently are collecting those solar powered toys from Dollar Tree lol

There are two of them on the left

We have a stuffed toys and then shark sand toys

Middle shelf is shells and Imaginex shark toy

and on the bottom are some flannel board sets.

We are working on "showing no white"

This is a vast improvement!

Our Roll and cover using those SnapCubes

Here was our shark chart.

Here was our math table:

Regular Cards

Dice

felt numbers

Magnet Numbers

Circle Frog numbers

Bingo felt numbers from Target

Mini Dominoes from Dollar Tree

One felt board set.

We have one giant one like maybe 3 feet by 3 feet and another one that is page size.

These ocean stacker from Target.

First try! How does that happen??!?!?!

Did it again and it took a bit!

Here are the cards I made for the writing developmental guide from the 

Shark Week plans

Letter time using those magnets from Target.

Here is a shark puppet that I made, oh ummm, say 20 years ago lol

I took one of those small adult gloves and sewed a shark on it.

Fits my hand and the kids! 

Froglet wanted to cut, so I grabbed our paper scrap bag and a low bin and 

he cut.  We used the Dollar Tree scissors, but on the cardstock, didn't work very well.

I like using cardstock to print and these are just scraps that I save after a project is made.

Week in Review: Kinderpond Valentine's

I write on a laminated sheet and slip it into a clear pocket.

When we do an activity, I mark it off.

When we miss something, I can easily see it and 

can go back at a different time.

We did the thumbprints :)

We did the Rice Krispies Treats too :)

I took heart containers and Froglet added pony beads.

Fine motor lacing

Salt tray writing.

Must add hot glue to the seems, it leaked lol

10 Little Hearts flannel board

Cutting and hole punching

I used a Pampered Chef tool turnabout filled with 

reds

pinks

purples

 scissors: regular and funky

crayons- regular and those nice big ones

markers- including smelly ones

thin and thick, shorter and regular

colored pencils

Twistable Crayons

Bingo Daubers

Glue Stick

I also filled a try with:

ink pads

stamps

heart stickers

regular heart punches to use with glue

Here was our shelf.

The top I used a Pampered Chef cooking rack for

addition drying space.

I had regular white copy paper and

pink and red construction paper.

Math game with see through hearts from Dollar Tree

I don't have any tape dispensers, so

I cut small pieces of tape and added them

around the outside of the box.

Froglet added them to his heart.

I used those clear hearts again for my light table.

We have this heart outline die cut.

So I laminated them.

I wrote numerals, dots, and words on the inside.

Froglet added the correct number of hearts to each large heart.

I used some Target Dollar Spot erasers.

 Heart shaped rice krispie treats

Snack mix and dipped pretzels.