Henry's favorite from the Thanksgiving Day Parade
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Thanksgiving
Graduation of size and color
I adore Kid-O toys. This is Matching Shades. "Encourages children to recognize gradated colors and to distinguish subtle differences by matching circle to appropriate color shade." This wasn't too much of a challenge to Henry but it is was a way to teach him "lighter and darker".
Sorting Pom Pom's with hands and clothespin
Using a Dropper --26 months
26 months. Taking a medicine dropper and food coloring mixed with water, Henry went about laying drops in circles. I used a sheet of wax paper and drew circles with a permanent marker. I had him aim his drops inside the circles. Once the activity was finished, I tried teaching him to use the dropper to suck the water back in but he wasn't didn't quite understand. Overall, a good activity that we both enjoyed.
Block Transfer Using Tongs
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Spoon Friends
Penny Tossing
Using coffee filters and pennies Henry and I played a game. We simply tossed pennies into the filters and counted them afterwards. As he gets older I will make it a bit more competitive by asking "who got the most in the filter"? As for now it's a great concentration and math skill for him.
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Color Matching
I got this idea from another blog and fell in love with the idea. You pick up 2 of each paint samples from your local hardware/paint store and clip one to a clothes pin and save the other for matching. You could also teach your child the graduation of color while they are doing this activity as well.
Friday, November 26, 2010
picture day with the family
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