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F is for Food!
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"Look, Ms Tamra, I'm making waffles for Daddy!" Today we explored Dr Sears Traffic Light Eating. (For more information cl...
Friendship Punch
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Here's a recipe for a great (and very cute) friendship discussion: With a pitcher of water on the table, I explained that I needed ever...
Octopus for Dinner??
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Here's a fun little snack or dinner . . . Serve the kids OCTOPUS! Here's some super simple steps. . . Take a hot dog and cut i...
Letter B is for Baking Bread!
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As part of our introduction to the letter B we Baked Bread. We mixed the ingredients together and had fun watching the magic yeast foam u...
P is for Pizza and Pajamas!
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To celebrate the end of Letter P week, we had a big PIZZA and PAJAMA PARTY! Everyone wore their PJ's and brought their favorite bedtim...
Kool-Aid Playdough
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K is for Kitchen . . . and in the kitchen we can make Kool-aid playdough! I have tried a lot of playdough recipes . . . and this is by far ...
We're Nuts about Nifty N!
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For our first day learning about the Letter Nn, we focused on Nuts . . . and you can't talk about nuts without talking about PEANUTS . ...
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T is for Turtle
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In our Letter Bag we found lots of interesting things that start with the letter T . . . Terrific Turtle Treats . . . Directions: Make ...
Sssss-super Sssss-silly Ssss-socks!
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A huge thanks to Morgan at Brilliant Beginnings Preschool for the great super hero sock puppet idea! Today Moko introduced us to his friend...
A is for Astronaut!
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Today we had a lot of fun learning all about (and being) ASTRONAUTS! After blasting into outer space in our rocket ship, (and fighting off...
A is for Apple
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I had each child bring an apple from home. We lined them up and compared their shapes, sizes, and colors. We cut the apples open to count ...
Marvelous ME!
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Our first day of school subject was "Marvelous ME!" We not only got to learn a little about each child's favorite things and ...
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