Showing posts with label Projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Projects. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Pictures of our activities....

J and A making their yarn apples. Messy work with watered down glue! Remind me to not put so much water with the glue as they took forever to dry!

Absolutely worth the time it took them to dry...they look so pretty in the window!

Some of the children's red activities. I love the apples made with clear plastic lids and tissue paper -- so pretty when the sun is shining!

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Terrific Tuesday!

A few pictures from this morning. The children made "bottle collages" from strips of paper, red, white, some yarn and crimped paper. It took some fine finger work to get strips of paper in the small opening of the bottle.

Liam working on his collage.

Our bottles look wonderful hanging in the window. The children were thinking that a few with colored water should join them -- love it when they decide what should happen next:-)

Monday, September 12, 2011

Yarn Board

Addie working on her red yarn board.

Piece of cardboard I covered in clear contact paper, red yarn already cut. We will do a variation of this all year with different colors, having the children cut the yarn, etc. Addie placed her yarn in straight lines after experimenting a bit with different ways first.

Thursday, September 8, 2011

Some fun pictures from our first week of September!

Our end of summer bbq! The children had so much fun running through the "mister thingy" -- thank you Den for making it available!

Scarlett working with the 100 apples tray...that is a lot of apples but she stuck with it and did them all!!!!
Nico thought this was pretty fun.....evident by the huge smile!

Addie rolling her apple in red paint...kind of like bowling:-)

Apple Activity Trays

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Jump Frog Jump!

Addie and Scarlett working together on word cards for Jump Frog Jump. I love listening to them, helping each other, talking about the letters and what they look like.....did you know an "M" looks like a comb? LOL!!! So cute!

Friday, March 18, 2011

Happenings this week....

Liam painting his Shamrock
Nico calling for a pizza:-)
Ali making her pot of gold and Jocey searching for those hidden shamrocks.
Grady painting his shamrock using yellow and blue paint:-)
This one just makes me laugh....Liam copying Ali!
Addie showing how yellow and blue make green -- look at that cute smile:-)

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Some pictures of our week!

The children with their leaf wands! They had fun yelling pumpkin patch to make them smile!

Grady using the counting mats - well...Grady really enjoying playing with the pasta shells! Scarlett waiting patiently for her turn.

Ali and Addie showing their pattern strips.

Thursday, April 22, 2010

Spring Weather and Earth Day

Pictures from our daily activities....

The children made cloud and rain windsocks. They also made storm clouds using black, white and purple paint. Instead of using brushes the children used glue spreaders to move and swirl the paint. We haven't finished our suns yet...hopefully soon!


Today was Earth Day. We talked about using our resources and not being wasteful (remember how Julia always asks you to color on both sides of the paper?) - and then made the Earth using coffee filters, blue and green food coloring.


And playing....

Jocey doing something funny (over and over) and making Grady laugh...

Scarlett made a ramp for her car with the wooden blocks...

Addie doing what she loves....coloring!

Saturday, April 17, 2010

A few pictures....

A couple of pictures of our week....

Nolan stringing the beads I bought from the Dollar Tree (not the best but the kiddos like them)....what's this?.....is that?......noooooooo can't be.........yellow and green? Even Jocey looks worried.........(hehe)........Hmmmmmmm.......I'm just sayin'..........:-)


The cloud and rain windsocks...they look beautiful in our window!



And last but not least.....this is the broken bone maker.....it is 5 x 2 x 1.....see the yellow sticker...it says CAUTION...do not STEP ON....I kid you not! (ok, maybe a little)....


Thank you, everyone...for being so understanding this week. I will need to make an appointment next week but will, hopefully, be able to get someone to come here and help with the children during that time.

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

February is Dental Health Month...we've talked about brushing our teeth and what kind of food is good and not so good to keep our teeth healthy.

Our color for the month is pink and the children had fun just creating their own collage with pink paper, glue and yarn.

Monday, February 8, 2010

Hearts and Hearts and Hearts

Pictures of the children working on their heart wreaths.......art is very, very serious business...

Just because they are cute!

Friday, February 5, 2010

Polar Bear, Polar Bear

Our literary focus this week has been the book Polar Bear, Polar Bear What Do You Hear. The children decorated a bag with a polar bear and inside are the animals from the book...have your child "read" their story bag to you!

Monday, January 18, 2010

Monday, Monday

Have you ever seen such serious faces?! They are working so hard on their icicles! As I was explaining what we were doing today they all said "Oh, like we did last year!" I guess I need to write things down so I don't duplicate year after year. I told them we could do something else but they were ready to tear and glue - two of their favorite activities!

Thursday, January 14, 2010

The Snowy Day

Our activites this week have included one of my favorite books "The Snowy Day."

Kiley, Nolan and Ali cutting their snowflakes. Notice they are "posing" - such hams!

Nolan mixing the blue food coloring.
Ali dipping the snowflake (coffee filter) and watching the blue color spread.

Ta Da!


Friday, June 26, 2009

Ladybugs hiding in the grass....

Sorry for taking so long to update but if you only knew how frustrating it is to try to upload anything on my dinosaur of a computer.....grrrrrrrr. I get almost all done and then everything freezes!

Pictures of the children creating ladybugs...we used potatoes and lots of messy paint, glue, and cutting.