Contributing Writer: Laurel MacDougall
Alphabet Rainbow Bean bags - just thinking of these makes me happy and a little giddy! I made these with my kiddos this week and we had so much fun doing this together. (to view this article in flip page magazine format go here)
In my pre-mommy days, I used to teach 1st grade. I loved it. Perhaps one of my favorite things to teach is (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘alphabet’
Alphabet Rainbow Bean Bags
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Educational Snacking
Monday, June 27th, 2011 by by JM Guest BloggerCHEEZ-IT crackers have come out with a Scrabble-Junior make of their tasty baked snack. This combines two of our favorite things in this household: CHEEZ-Its and the alphabet! Wow, we are having fun writing and spelling all sorts of fun stuff with cheesy, edible letters. Our spelling hour just got a whole lot tastier.
So proud
Sunday, March 14th, 2010 by by SandKmommyFor Christmas I bought Seamus some dry erase cards to practice his letters and alphabet with. We tried them and it failed so I put them away for a later time. Well today (Wed.) I took them out, 3 at a time, and showed him how to do it. After a couple times of me holding his hand and the marker he figured out how to follow the lines and figured v’s and a’s out, and even wrote an a on regular paper for me. He was very excited and would go trade his 3 cards for 3 more and try. Hes a little heavy on the marker though so he squiggles and scribbles a lot but its progress for him.
He’s still not doing well on his letters though. A couple hours later I told him to get the Apple card again and asked him what letter Apple started with and he said (more…)
Alphabet Trace
Friday, May 1st, 2009 by by JM Guest Blogger Mommy has been trying to teach me how to trace but I haven’t been very interested in it until today. We took a Ziploc bag, Mommy drew the letter “A” on it and we filled it with yellow and blue finger paint. I spent a lot of time tracing the letter with my finger. When I traced it I mixed the paint together and turned it from yellow and blue to green. I liked tracing and liked making the colors change. After I traced the letter I would pat the paint flat and trace it all over again. We talked about the letter “a” and words that started with it. I learned the word aardvark today, it’s a silly word and I laugh when I say it.
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