Saturday, January 12, 2013


After a LONG Christmas break, we started back this week with our preschool activities. Finishing our entire alphabet at the end of November, I decided to focus on Christmas and winter crafts during December.  I'm now very ready to have some structure and routine back.  Since the girls are so young (ages 3 and 18 mos.), I keep our schedule and curriculum pretty light and flexible.  We work on our lessons and crafts Monday through Thursday and keep Fridays open for a free play day.  This week worked out well.  Here's a small peek into our "A" week.

What's in the alphabet box?  Things that begin with letter "A": apples, ant, airplane and alligator.



 
Stella practicing letter A with her Do-A-Dot paints.  (worksheet from Confessions of a Homeschooler)
 

Although we're focusing on capitol "A", this ant activity had Stella dividing her ants into a big "A" or little "a" stack
 
 
 
Both girls love puzzles.  Stella had an airplane puzzle and Lyla worked on a farm and ocean puzzle.
 
 
 
 
 
We started on pre-writing and math lessons.
 
 
 
 
 
Finally, we ended our week with "A" is for Alligator.
 
 
 
Our first week back was fun!  Can't wait to start letter "B". 
 
Just want to give credit to Confessions of a Homeschooler website for the free download printables. Please make sure to check out this wonderful website which is full of great resources.
 
 

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