Well, it only took us about three weeks to get through Letter K! LOL
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| Paint Dobber Letter K's |
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| Nolin practiced counting the teen numbers using her paint dobber to fill ten frames. |
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| Pattern Block Letter K's |
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| K is for Kernels |
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| Harris practiced tracing his name. So far he can only write the H on his own. I'm worried that him being a lefty is going to make learning to write a bit more difficult for him. |
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| Still need work on his pencil grip! |
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| Nolin practiced cutting & ordering numbers through 20. |
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| Sorting upper & lowercase Letter K candy Kisses. |
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| Making King crowns! |
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| K is for King |
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| K is for Kangaroo |
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| The kids hopped around looking for letter K's to put in their kangaroo pouches. |
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| When the finished, the counted their letter K's. |
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| K is for Kite - making tissue paper suncatcher kites |
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| Harris counted & added corresponding bows to kite strings after identifying the number on the kite. |
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| K is for Kitchen |
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| A favorite lesson for this week - the kids had kitchen sensory play with beans, kernels, baking soda, vinegar, bowls, spoons, & more. |
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When I asked Harris what he was making he said, "beans, corn, baking soda, & vinegar". LOL
Nolin said she was making spaghetti! :) |
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| The baking soda & vinegar was a hit. They had fun making their food erupt. |
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| The kids enjoyed experimenting to see how much baking soda & vinegar was needed to make the eruptions. |
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| When Momma stopped giving out more vinegar & baking soda, they decided to get rid of everything but the beans & muffin cups for some fun hands on play. |
Next up...Letter L!

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