This week at "Planker Academy," we're focusing on lowercase d. It's been a fun week. Take a look...
We made lower each lower case d with dots (Mason's had a dozen and Colton's got a little dirty)...
...the d had a door. AND inside the door was a dragon...
...Colton's had a dog inside too :-).
We've been having lots of fun with dominos...
...sometime we can stick with finding matches and other times we count the dots but to be honest, they spent more time this week just building and playing with them and I'm totally fine with that too. Colton's really good at putting them away neatly :-).
We also spent some time decorating pumpkins for the coloring contest at the Fresh Market...
...cutting was the biggest hit of this project. I wasn't surprised.
Speaking of decorating, the boys also decorated the house for Halloween a bit more...
...cute, huh? Thanks Grandpa Teddy and Mimsy for all the goodies.
We had some sensory fun with a doughy dinosaur dig...
...thanks to the measured mom for the idea. She's got tons of great ones over there. You can find the recipe for the dough there too. Cornstarch, old sunscreen, and green food coloring went into ours.
After we got bored with the dinosaurs, the boys decided to make some footprints. Fun times...
With soccer season under way, we've also been working on our dribbling...
...and passing...
We also made some fun Pinterest-inspired donkeys...
...which ended up looking a bit more like pigs, especially with the legs that the boys insisted were necessary :-). They sure do love anything that involves paint and didn't they do a lovely job with the smiles? Fine motor skill development at work here for sure!
Probably the most fun thing the boys did all week was another "dig" for dinosaurs activity...
...we simply froze little dinosaur toys in water inside a pan and they had fun trying to get them free from the ice. We seriously had to repeat this activity at least 5 times. Who would have thought??
Other letter d activities included lots of books about dinosaurs, ducks, dragons, dogs, even doughnuts. Oh, and we also had lots of play dough fun. It was a great week!
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