Thursday, October 21, 2010

Tot School

~Wyatt is 43 months. Levi is 30 months~
Tot School

We had a fun week with all things Letter D...
Dinosaur books, Dinosaur puppets, Duck books, Duck coloring pages, a Duck puppet.
Bible Story: Noah building the Ark
Bible Verse: If you love me, you will obey what I command.
Both of the boys learned the Bible verse very well this week and we talked about it how Noah loved God, and obeyed him even when the people though he was strange to build a boat. They seemed to comprehend that since we love God, we need to obey what the Bible says about being kind to each other and obeying our parents. At least they answered all the questions I asked correctly! But I'm sure it will take some time for them to actually be able to consistenly act on this lesson learned :-)
Here are some pictures to show more of what we did:
Using the tools they thought Noah might have used to build to ark.
We also picked out matching (2 of every kind) animal crackers from a huge pile and glued them onto a picture of the ark.

Counting all the "loot" from our Letter D scavenger hunt

They both filled up these boxes with things around the house that started w/ the letter D.

Wyatt's Number Match/Counting Game

Wyatt coloring, and Levi taking a break to suck his thumb while the Dinosaur puppets watch them!

Levi's twist on color sorting (having the dinosaur eat the shapes that were in the cups). He sorted a few of them b4 his dinosaur got hungry!

Dinosaur color match

Name Activity--letter match

Making dinosaur footprints

Look Mom, even the tail makes a footprint!

Our "life school" lesson of the day...
Wonderful day for a picnic lunch on the back deck. The leaves and acorn near Wyatt's knee fell while were were eating and started a great natural opportunity for teaching/learning! See, who said kids need to go to "preschool"?

2 comments:

  1. they don't need preschool with such a creative mommy like you:)-Lisa

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  2. You're doing a great job! I think you accomplished more in your "tot" school than I did in my homeschool! =0) Keep up the good work!

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