Lane loves to paint so it was easy to get her interested in mixing colors. She learned about an artist's palette and the color wheel by using a free printable on this site: http://www.mamamiss.com/2013/07/06/learning-monkeys-paint-palette-color-wheel/ She loved it and told me that she felt like a "real" artist.
I want Lane to work on her letter and number formation. Her writing needs quite a bit of practice despite her developed fine motor skills. I printed neat number formation sheets from this site: http://teachinglittleonesathome.blogspot.com/2013/07/printable-number-formation-practice.html She likes these pages because the different sized boxes are intriguing to her.
I found a clever math preschool idea on Pinterest. Unfortunately, there is no link for me to give credit to the original person. However, it challenged Lane and that is what I want because the basic math problems are too easy for her. I wrote numbers on squares of paper and taped the flags to pipe cleaners. She counted beads as she threaded them on the pipe cleaner.
This site: http://deceptivelyeducational.blogspot.com/2011/12/its-all-same-math-puzzle-game.html has twelve three-part puzzles that are free to print. I cut them out for Alex and set them out. It took him a while to complete the puzzles but he was so proud of himself when he was done. It's called "it's all the same" - a perfect name for a game that showed Alex how each of the problems came to the same resulting number.
Gabriel and I worked on ending sounds, his computer work, and geometric shapes. I printed out shapes and names and we matched them.
Gabriel has been fascinated about creating Angry Birds. He has a huge bag full of Angry Birds he has drawn and cut out. I found a cool down Angry Bird printable. He talked about it all day. Maybe it will be successful cool down strategy for him. It can be found here: http://kbkonnected.tumblr.com/post/19926961536/dont-be-an-angry-bird-cooling-down-strategies-and
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