W is for

W is for

Winter (played out side in the cold and looked for signs of winter) - talked about the Weather- read books about weather
White - snow talked about things that are white, painted with white on dark paper read books with a white or winter theme to them
washed! water - played in the sink with water and WASHED  his brushes, with WARM water.

Whales - read books
Water mellon - did activity pages from confessions of a homeschooler blog- they were free when I got them a few years ago but I think she charges for her kit now. We were going to eat water mellon to but it was not in season :(

 he was trying so hard to paint a snow flake and did it to his satisfaction and was super happy about it.

Winter FUN!

D is for ….

Some of the activities we did when learning about the letter D! 

D is for Dentist! we not only read about it but went to the dentist that week for a check up. I would like to say I am super organized and planned it that way, but it was actually just an accident. 

I love it when accidents like this happen :) all boys were cavity FREE YES! 

D is for Dinosaur! we read books and then did a math game pretending to be dinos and eating the nuts as we did the number game.

D is for DIG! a few days a head I froze a dino in a plastic container with ice and water so it froze then gave him water bottles with HOT water and a butter knife to dig and chip away at this. He LOVED IT!

sooooo proud of himself when he got it out.

D is for Dallin, December and Daniel- we read about Daniel in the Lions den and did some activity pages from the blog confections of a slacker mom (or homeschooler I can't remember) about Daniel and the Lions den.

D is for Dice and we also did some dice games I found on pinterest.

T is for …

T is for Tiger! read some books, and zoo books about Tigers, played an animal match game that has a tiger, if you got that mach it was a BONOUS! ha ha 

T is for tools! Memeory game - lay out the tools, name them, then cover them. Have him try to remember all the tools under the blanket.

T is for Turtle- read some books, zoo books and did some turtle activity pages we had on hand.

T is for Taco- we love this book! Also his pet dog is named Taco - family story behind that.

had Tacos for dinner that night

T is for Train. played with this Train game - it is for adults but they just played with it for fun

did and an alphabet train puzzle I LOVE this puzzle - got it at a thrift store, perfect condition have used it with all the boys. Also read books about Trains, and Trucks!

Some other things we did T is for Thanks- and there for Thanksgiving, and T is for Turkey
and of course T is for Toronto (the family not the place)