ELEPHANT!
He practiced writing E's in shaving cream which was a lot of fun for him and a lot of mess for me.....worth it though to see him smile and laugh that little boy laugh I adore. :)
EGG and EASTER!
It just so happened that Easter fell on the week we were working on the letter E, which was perfect!
I love watchingSpider Man Connar concentrate while he's working. :)
I get many of the printables we use at education.com , because they have so many different activities for the alphabet. I have to weed through what he can and can't do yet, but I absolutely love this resource!
This is a new activity we tried where you cut out the strips/pieces that form a letter and then glue them down on a piece of construction paper to form the letter correctly. It's simply an alternative to tracing the letter, writing it in shaving cream/salt, etc., and I really liked it because it forced him to think a little differently than he does when he just writes the letter.
C loves cutting and gluing, so I knew he'd enjoy this activity.
When P sees C doing school work, he often runs up and climbs in his chair to do something too. :)
EGG and EASTER!
It just so happened that Easter fell on the week we were working on the letter E, which was perfect!
I love watching
I get many of the printables we use at education.com , because they have so many different activities for the alphabet. I have to weed through what he can and can't do yet, but I absolutely love this resource!
This is a new activity we tried where you cut out the strips/pieces that form a letter and then glue them down on a piece of construction paper to form the letter correctly. It's simply an alternative to tracing the letter, writing it in shaving cream/salt, etc., and I really liked it because it forced him to think a little differently than he does when he just writes the letter.
C loves cutting and gluing, so I knew he'd enjoy this activity.
He did a couple pages in a book where you circle the picture in each row that is the same as the first picture. This is such a hard skill to learn...and to teach for that matter due to the tedious nature of examining one characteristic on the item at a time. But we'll keep working at it.
When P sees C doing school work, he often runs up and climbs in his chair to do something too. :)
Next up is F!