Even though it was spring break this past week, I felt it necessary to do continue with 'home at school' but with an Easter theme. Our week began with an Easter egg hunt with my DC area mom's group. I hadn't planned on going with our busy weekend, but the weather moved the hunt to a better day, and we made a last-minute decision to attend. We are SO glad we did.
I made sure to get over to the library and check out several books on Easter--one about Easter in Sweden (of course), one about an Easter egg tree, a few about bunnies, a few religious ones and even one about Passover (since my grandfather is Jewish and I wanted to give them the basics of a Seder meal.)
Thank God for the Enchanted Learning site which gave me a few worksheets, coloring pages and counting/math activities with Easter-related things included. We finished out the week by coloring eggs, decorating our own Easter tree and baking our traditional Easter bread. So all in all....another good week.
This week, we're moving on to food, nutrition and the food groups.
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Congrats Mom and Teacher,
I'm worn out just reading all the great stuff you did!
I love Enchanted Learning! Another good site is www.everythingpreschool.com . They don't have worksheets, but they have a ton of activity ideas that can be used for older kids, too, for just about any theme you can think of! (We're doing trains, and then starting spring/nature!)
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