Letter of the week -
N is for Nest
She picked cherry blossoms from the ground outside and then glued them to a tree I drew. I still don't understand why she glued them all to the trunk of it rather than the branches?! I even showed her a tree outside with blossoms on it but she had to do it her own way. :)
We crushed up shredded wheat biscuits and then mixed them with melted chocolate & peanut butter. Then added Whopper eggs in the nests.
Easter Activities
The neighborhood had an Easter egg hunt so we attended since the weather decided to be nice and hold off on the rain. The kids are SO fast at getting those eggs, I think it lasted all of 10-15 minutes for 3 yards worth of eggs.
The neighborhood had an Easter egg hunt so we attended since the weather decided to be nice and hold off on the rain. The kids are SO fast at getting those eggs, I think it lasted all of 10-15 minutes for 3 yards worth of eggs.
And of course we had to dye eggs! Actually this year we did 2 rounds of it, 1 at home and 1 at Uncle Chad's house. Megan was very patient in waiting for them to be done but she was very impatient always wanting to check on the color every 5 seconds.
These are at home:
These are at home:
At Chad & Rachel's:
Check out 1+1+1=1 for more Tot School activities.
Also check out Confessions of a Homeschooler for the printable activities I used.
What a great Easter week! So many fun activities:)
ReplyDeleteI love the picture of her gazing down into the cup as the egg is being dyed. You captured her wonder.
ReplyDeletelove all the activities! Especially all that baking! right up my alley!
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