I was super excited to do some fun Christmas/Winter activities with the kids this year, since I hadn't started "preschool" with Nolin yet during Christmas last year. Here are a few of the fun activities we have been doing this season...
We painted melted snowman. (Too warm for snowmen in Seattle!)
Harris' Melted Snowman |
Nolin's Melted Snowman |
We played a fun bean bag game. The kids took turns pulling colored bean bags from a Christmas stocking & identified the colors.
Then we played a tossing game. The kids took turns tossing the bean bags into a bucket.
Nolin practiced sorting colors & making patterns with Christmas bows. First she grouped the bows by colors. Then she practiced making several different patterns.
Nolin also practiced cutting, pasting, identifying shapes, & matching shapes with this cute Gingerbread Man.
Nolin used her fingers to create a fun string of Christmas lights.
Harris practiced stamping in circles on a candy cane that I created.
Nolin worked on patterns again with her candy cane.
Nolin made a marshmallow snow man. This girl loves to eat marshmallows!
The kids used clothespins & pompoms to paint ornaments on their Christmas trees.
We used large marshmallows to stamp snowmen.
We used pipe cleaners & beads to practice patterns & make candy cane ornaments. Harris didn't quite get the patterns, but I was impressed with his fine motor skills! :)
Nolin practiced indentifying numbers & counting with a fun Gingerbread Man game. She rolled a dice, counted the dots, & then located that number to stamp.
We played a mitten match game. The first time, we left all of the mittens facing upward & took turns finding matches. This was great for teaching harris about "same" & "different".
Nolin & I later played a game of Memory with the mittens.
Harris' Creation - I helped him make the balls & he decorated :) |
Nolin's Creations! |
This snowman had hair & legs too! LOL |
Harris was super happy about this snowman he built himself! :) |
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