Showing posts with label Damon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Damon. Show all posts

10.22.2009

Rose Petals on Paper

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Last week I was leaving my house and noticed my rose bushes had exploded with blooms and color. I grabbed some petals and thought we'd have some fun with them in the atelier. Only a few children worked with me this day, as it was beautiful outside and most wanted to be in the sunshine instead (I don't blame them)!


I asked the children to see if they could glue the petals on the paper to make a flower. They have been very interested in glue lately, and so they took off and made their own creations........


Damon enjoyed this project very much. "I'm making a bullseye! I LOVE bullseyes!" ~Damon
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Ava went for the minimalist look, while Sophia liberally dotted her paper with petals:
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Until next time...

Yvonne

10.13.2008

Birds, Birdfeeders and Damon's First Day!

We are so excited to have a new member join the Casa T family. Damon joined us today and had a remarkable day. He was eager to explore the toys, sandbox and the materials at the casa. He was also excited to learn our names and he even went down for a nap while he was here.
And his mama was worried he wouldn't take a nap. =)

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What's on our shelf this week
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Highlights of our Day

After reading The Lion and the Little Red Bird, and did a picture walk of Birds In the Fall, we made bird feeders! Pinecones, peanut butter, and birdseed was all we needed. The kiddies tried applying it with a popsicle stick, however, it was a bit tough, so we tossed those aside and they used their fingers. Then coated the pinecones with birdseed, and they were ready to be taken home and hung up.


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Counting and Music



We listened to Ella Jenkins' Couting Games and Rhythms for the Little Ones today. Ella Jenkins is probably the most legendary name as far as childrens instructional records are concerned. This record (now CD) is on Scholastic/Folkways and focuses on teaching kids to count. We love Ella Jenkins!

Today we sang Hello

http://waxidermy.com/images/Ella%20Jenkins%20-%20Hello.mp3

and Johnny Had One Friend

http://muzetunes.com/playback.asx?c=-LikT79MtOr7vAO9O2317LvXod8VRldJXIhaUDJlYiM=&f=B

We used the drums to help with keeping the rhythm for the counting portion.

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Gross Motor
Lots of outdoor play in the sandbox.

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