Hi!
With Spring nearly around the corner, what kind of Spring themed activities do you have planned?
:D
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Hi!
With Spring nearly around the corner, what kind of Spring themed activities do you have planned?
:D
I went on to dtlk and printed off this mini book on flowers to colour and with my youngest one it will take a few days to do it. Oldest girl finished it today lol.
Usually start around Easter with easter chicks, bunnies, ducklings, and then move to other baby animals on the farm (where the bunnies, chicks, and duckies live) and then from there move to out behind the farm where there are big gardens (planting seeds, growing flowers (Mother's Day - flowers for mom), worms, etc.) then beyond the garden and the farm there is a meadow with a big pond (insects, butterflies, frogs, turtles, fish - Father's Day). That pretty much takes us to June. When we are doing the farm animals we will sometimes do other animals too by comparison so deciding if giraffes and elephants live on the farm or somewhere else.
Sorry but what website is dtlk?? Mind is blank. A flower book would sound like funQuote:
Originally Posted by bluesgirl17
If you are looking for some spring ideas feel free to take a look at my blog page. I update it every few weeks with new theme/season based craft ideas and activities as well as experiences from around our playroom! Enjoy! shelley-butterfliesandmudpie s.blogspot.com
Here is the link to the "DTLK" website. http://www.dltk-holidays.com/summer/crafts.htm
Thanks Shelley :)Quote:
Originally Posted by shelleya
Nice blog. Love the ideas on there like the paperplates& food colouring out in the rain.Quote:
Originally Posted by shelleya
Check out Kaboose.com for some fun kids activities. I love crafts and so do my kids.. now I need a place to store them
Oh...one more question for you Shelley.Quote:
Originally Posted by shelleya
I love the idea u said about baking a RAINBOW lemon cake, then poking holes in it and then pouring different coloured jello over the cake. You said that the cake would then cool in the fridge and the jello would get firm and make nice rainbows in the cake when cut.
Dumb question but I am not taking chances....what size are these holes and what are you poking them with??
I will look that up. Thanks MamaQuote:
Originally Posted by mamaof4