1st grade; Sonlight Core 1 For more about an Egypt Lapbook
Wee Bobbled is the perfect last-minute go-to gift for every baby. This is a classic cardigan for any boy or girl. This is knit top down, with buttons down the side and the choice of long or short sleeves. The adorable handmade buttons can be found in the Etsy shop: Katrinkles
Looking for some Quiet Time activities for your toddler or preschooler? You have come to the right place! To any mama, dad, or caregiver with little ones at home, there is no sweeter word than... NAPTIME (at least in our home). A time to recharge, relax, and get (a little bit of) work done while
Mother and baby hippos Taken at West Midlands Safari Park, UK.
Sometimes it is fabulous to have a trick or two up your sleeve for when you need a quick craft or activity to save the day. My ULTIMATE, Easy, No Cook Playdough Recipe is definitely one trick that needs to be up there friends. Five minutes to make, and lasts for 6 months! I am
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A soft and snuggly eco-friendly baby koala handmade from upcycled materials that is easy to hug, use as a pillow, or carry under the arm of wee folk.
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These simple little sculptures are my variation on the cardboard tube owls that have been floating around on blogs and on Pinterest...
This wee witchy mouse speeds around the moon on her trusty broom. Look whoooo is hitching a ride! This miniature Wee Forest Folk figurine is in new condition and comes in a Wee Forest Folk box for gifting and storage. Sculpted by Donna Petersen. Approximate dimensions: 1.75" x 1.625". Every Wee Forest Folk figurine is hand-painted and made in the USA. Condition: Excellent / New ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wee Forest Folk miniatures are fragile and have small parts. They are not a toy. Note: photo props not included.
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I love, love, love the story, Where's My Mummy? by Carolyn Crimi. This is an adorable, not so scary, story of little baby mummy that does not want to go to bed. Instead, he plays "hide and shriek" and runs into some Halloween creatures along the way. There are so many fabulous activities you can do with this story. Here are some ideas of goals you can work on with this book: comprehension vocabulary sequencing story predicting articulation (read along or fill in the story blanks) story retell categories (things you see on Halloween) Here is an activity I did with my students. After we read the story out loud, we did a shared writing activity on chart paper. We titled the paper "When I'm Scared, My Mummy...." and each students answered what their "mummy" (mommy) does to make them feel better when they are scared. Some of the answers you get will be pretty funny! One of my students told me that when he is scared, his mom gives him a dollar! Here is a picture of our display! After the read aloud, each student created their own baby mummy. To make the mummy, I gave each child a paper plate. Then, they shredded some paper and glued the paper to the plate. I pre-cut black eyes for them and they drew on a smiley face or scared face. Last year I used googly eyes. To check out my similar activity from last year, click here. Here is an up close example of our baby mummy! This book is always such a hit!
