Monday, March 23, 2009

TOTSchool

Tot School

Our Week in TOTSchool
Emily is 25 months old.

Emily enjoyed doing her fishing puzzle. It actually has a fishing rod that picks up the magnetic fish. We use it to practice colors, I tell her which one to fish for and then she gets it.

We added split peas to our sensory tub and this time I gave her a teapot and some teacups to practice filling and pouring.

I have this cake stand that you can change the ribbons in. So for each holiday I put a different ribbon in. Emily was wathing me do this and really wanted to help, so I showed her how to do it and she practiced lacing!

Emily did some reading in her Book Nook.

Our favorite books from this week:
  • Wake Up, It's Spring ~Lisa Campbell Ernst
  • It Looked Like Spilt Milk ~ Charles G. Shaw
  • The Very Hungry Caterpillar ~ Eric Carle
  • Duck On A Bike ~ David Shannon

Check out what others are doing in their TOTSchools by clicking the button at the top of this page!!

7 comments:

RockerMom said...

I think that RockerTot would really enjoy the fishing puzzle. I'll have to look for one of those. Thanks for sharing!

Mia said...

Just stopping by from UBP and wanted to say hi! You have some great ideas for kids!

Angie said...

Hi, I wanted to let you know I love your blog, and I just sent you an award. Check it out here.

Michelle said...

Thank you!! The fishing puzzle is from Target it is the Circo Brand. Melissa and Doug also make one too.

Deb said...

Emily is adorable, I love the curls.
Found you via the blog party, nice to meet you! Have a great week. Pop by and say hello if you get a chance.
Blessings

Anonymous said...

Oh she is adorable! Party hopping and participating too so stop in for a visit.

Super Fun Mama said...

Very nice to meet you and your blog. I have a toddler learning/activity site at www.superfunmama.blogspot.com; I'd love to have you over for a visit. I'm loving UBP. Have a magical day!

We follow A LOT of the same blogs, lol! I'll for sure be back.

LinkWithin

Related Posts with Thumbnails