Painting with nature! (Sticks, pine branches, pine cones, dandelions, etc.)
Collage art
Collage wheel
Colored noodle stringing
We added googly eyes to one end and made "snakes". This particular snake was patterned blue-blue-red.
Shelf activity set up for future independent use.
Marble painting step 1: Shaving cream on a baking pan with a tempera rainbow.
step 2: using chopsticks to stir
Step 3: We set some paper on top of the mixture and gently applied pressure then removed. I scraped the shaving cream off the top of the paper and this is the image we got.
Step 4: Kids used it for fingerpainting, too. This is our friend on the right who visited us today.
We put together a banging wall. I would like to add the Musical Rod and another metal tool at the bottom.
Here is the musical rod we made per directions at Chasing Cheerios and Family Fun.
Other fun less-directed activities. I think I might be the Queen of Plastic Toys and I’m not proud of it since we are trying to clear more plastic out of our house. 😛
A favorite: Rice table play w/animals, trucks & cups. I need to change this one more time to a different sensory material and play items before it moves outside for warm weather sand/water play.
Counting bears free play & color ID w/2y4m & 3y3m
A couple of the kids love to load the dump truck and drive it around. This day it was animals from the farm.
I changed the block shelf around and it saw more action this week!
Puzzle time.
Color Forms for the Very Hungry Caterpillar and Brown Bear, Brown Bear. They love to retell the stories.
And my 4y9m old completed some projects on her own, too. You can see those here if that age interests you.
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