Letter of the Week - Letter N

So we've completed over half the alphabet and we are on the downhill slope.  Wow, that's amazing to think.  I'm so thankful Addilyn is still enjoying our time together and that she is still so excited to learn.  Here is our curriculum for letter N week as well as pictures from a few of the fun activities we did. On the first day of our letter we always start out with handwriting practice and letter introduction worksheets.  Addi is becoming better with handwriting.  Don't get me wrong, it's still pretty atrocious, but she is trying and that's all that matters! N is for Noodles!  We had a great time gluing different types of noodles on our Capital N. Next, we played with our noodle sensory box....

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Letter of the Week - Letter M

Letter M week was full of all sorts of fun!  Addi learned about everything from monkeys, to mountains, to magnets, and much much more!  Here is our curriculum for the week and a few pictures from some of the activities we did. I forgot to take a picture of a bunch of the books we had borrowed from the library.  Here are the ones we had left when I finally remembered to pull out my camera. Handwriting practice. One day we made capital M Mountains. Another day we made capital M Mosaics. We made a lowercase m with marshmallows and ate a few for a snack too. We played with magnets.  This was one of the 6-7 games we played with magnets.  Addi thinks they are just the...

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Letter of the Week - Letter L

Oh, man did we have a great week!  Here is the curriculum I came up with and some pictures of our fun.  Click on the picture of the curriculum to see a larger version. Letter L handwriting time.  Addi said the little l was easy.  Ha, I wonder why? I have been giving Addilyn word search pages from an old book we were given and she uses her Do a Dot markers to color the letter for that week.  This week she was so excited because it had the capital L and the lowercase l (actually the capital letter I).  It's so funny what little things will make a 2 year old so happy. L is for Lion.  These are a few of our Lion books and our capital L Lion we made.  I think the lions turned out...

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