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I found this old Rummikub game at the thrift store for $1. I guess it is a sort of rummy game. I had never heard of it but hey, I thought the tiles would be great for tot school.
It came with tiles 1-13. I broke them into a couple of groups and had D put them in the correct order. He, by no means, recognizes all of his numbers yet. But, that is what tot school is for, fun and learning.
Same & Different pages from a Target $ Spot workbook.
D loves to listen to books on tape.
This week we listened to Cookie's Week.
I read about this idea in the Mailbox Magazine.
You buy a cheap skeleton decoration and take it apart.
Have your tot reassemble the skeleton to learn about our bones. Mailbox said to buy 2 of them and keep one together for the kiddos to use as a reference but, we just cut out the small skeleton on the package and used that as our guide. We got this for $2 and Amazon sells something very similar for $9. I bet we could have found one for $1 but we didn't shop around.
Target $ Spot puzzle. Learning how to make green, orange and purple.
I colored some rice with some black paint I had for D to use for a spooning activity. He of course changed things up and decided he would rather spoon into a funnel to fill the pumpkins.
"Do you have a hammerfur? What's a hammerfur? Pounding Nails." That is a long standing joke in our house. Just like "Smells like updog. What's up dog?" hahaha
"Quick mom come and look. I made a square." He was so happy about this.
Playing with shaving cream in a bag. We were practicing our letters.
Alphabet puzzle from Scholastic. I love book orders. I have an account with Scholastic so, all the points we earn from ordering books goes straight to stuff we can order.
D got board doing the puzzle. Can you tell?
I found this old Rummikub game at the thrift store for $1. I guess it is a sort of rummy game. I had never heard of it but hey, I thought the tiles would be great for tot school.
It came with tiles 1-13. I broke them into a couple of groups and had D put them in the correct order. He, by no means, recognizes all of his numbers yet. But, that is what tot school is for, fun and learning.
Same & Different pages from a Target $ Spot workbook.
D loves to listen to books on tape.
This week we listened to Cookie's Week.
I read about this idea in the Mailbox Magazine.
You buy a cheap skeleton decoration and take it apart.
Have your tot reassemble the skeleton to learn about our bones. Mailbox said to buy 2 of them and keep one together for the kiddos to use as a reference but, we just cut out the small skeleton on the package and used that as our guide. We got this for $2 and Amazon sells something very similar for $9. I bet we could have found one for $1 but we didn't shop around.
Target $ Spot puzzle. Learning how to make green, orange and purple.
I colored some rice with some black paint I had for D to use for a spooning activity. He of course changed things up and decided he would rather spoon into a funnel to fill the pumpkins.
"Do you have a hammerfur? What's a hammerfur? Pounding Nails." That is a long standing joke in our house. Just like "Smells like updog. What's up dog?" hahaha
"Quick mom come and look. I made a square." He was so happy about this.
Playing with shaving cream in a bag. We were practicing our letters.
Alphabet puzzle from Scholastic. I love book orders. I have an account with Scholastic so, all the points we earn from ordering books goes straight to stuff we can order. 
D got board doing the puzzle. Can you tell?
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Looks like a great week! Sammy loves to listen to books on tape as well! I might have to get some more from the library :-)
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