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Side walk chalk has so many fun things you can do. We love this for summer and winter. This is great for so many areas of development, fine motor skills in the drawing phase, gross motor in the execution of […]
This week we are learning about farm animals. What they eat, what they produce and how to care for them. First up, sheep. For the art I gave them an outline of the sheep. The coloured the face, tail and […]
Today was a cleaning day so we didn’t get to doing much of anything else. We did bake some cupcakes for our first of 3 lock down birthdays, which we will decorate tomorrow. We have a container of rainbow rice […]
Fine motor today started with putting elastics over a cup. Baby then pulled them off when the bigger kids were done. Learning about the true meaning of Easter we made 3 hearts. One black, to represent sin, one red to […]
The kids loved this simple science experiment. We coloured water with food colouring and they could mix colours together to see what colours formed. Next we did some more fine motor activities. All you need is a polystyrene bowl and […]
It is important to have fun together. Forget about all the stress or anything that is wrong and just have fun, play and have space for being silly together. This morning baby wanted to ride on her big brother’s skateboard […]
Today we made lots of pictures. Our morning started with a clown face as our fine motor activity. Sticking stickers and folding the fan bow tie. For babies stickers can be stuck on their toes or arms etc, for them […]
This week our Shape is a square, numbers 3 and 4 and the colour is blue. The morning started with some box fun. Speak about position to your kids. In the box, next to the box, under etc. It is […]
This morning I woke up to beautiful photos of a very good friend’s wedding. We have been friends for almost 30 years as because of the Covid-19 situation we were unable to attend the wedding in Seattle. There wedding was […]
Over weekends we don’t really have a program as such, but give the kids a bit more freedom. They want to stay in their pj’s for longer, ok. We also spend a lot of time playing. They get the chance […]