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Butterfly Footprints
I’ve found painting is always a hit with kids. As a toddler, my son would walk around the house with a dry paintbrush ‘painting’ everything in sight. This is an art project we did last … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Keepsakes, What We're Doing
Tagged butterfly, Footprint, Paint, spring
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Caterpillars & Butterflies
Our May unit was caterpillars and butterflies. Here are a few things we did… Butterfly Sensory Bin Infant Butterfly Sensory Bin Caterpillar/Butterfly Books We also did a number of butterfly crafts and snacks, more on them later…
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Tagged books, butterfly, caterpillar, craft, Sensory, snack, unit
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Caterpillar/ Butterfly Books
The Butterfly Alphabet by Kjell B Sandved This is a fantastic book for multiple ages or abilities. Each page has a letter, a butterfly, and a closeup of a part of the butterfly, showcasing the letter in the design of … Continue reading
Posted in Picture Books, What We're Reading
Tagged Alphabet, butterfly, caterpillar, Counting, ordinal, Phonological Awareness, Photographs, Vocabulary, Watercolor
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Butterfly Sensory Bin- Infant
Sensory bins are a big hit in our preschool, but we have a couple younger siblings that still want to chew on everything! So, I’ve developed new, infant sensory bins which do not contain choking hazards. Contents: – Medium sized … Continue reading
Butterfly Sensory Bin
Our new unit is studying caterpillars and butterflies. I put this sensory bin together using mostly items from the dollar store. I made the caterpillars by gluing 5 pompoms together. I bought 2 bags of pompoms (one bright and one … Continue reading