Weekly Theme - Garden + Earth Day

Last two week's theme I set it to Garden + Earth Day. Not much photos were taken.

We were trying of flower planting from seeds. However, so far until now, the seedlings seems like not growing. This flower planting project might be a failure.

This is the packet of seed that I bought from NTUC Fairprice, and it was the seed that we use for flower planting project.

This activity supposed to be file folder game, but I decided to let my son do it without file folder. I keep them in clear zip lock bag.

Books that used in this two week's theme:

Green Start: Little Helpers by IKids

Fancy Nancy: Every Day Is Earth Day (I Can Read Book 1) by Jane O'Connor (Author), Robin Preiss Glasser (Illustrator)

Weekly Theme - Pizza

This week's theme is pizza.

I bought the Playdoh pizza set for my kids to play with. They are happily making their own pizza with the materials.

I prepared bread pizza for them to eat for lunch on one of the day in the week.

This is the felt pizza that I had made for them.

For this week's theme, I read this book - The Saucy Scoop on Pizza by Catherine Ipcizade for my kids which can be found in library.

Weekly Theme - Easter

This week's theme is Easter.

This is the egg number and shape matching.

This is spot the difference, which I laminate it and my son circle the difference with white board marker.

I made some spelling exercise for my son, the words are - Cross, Risen, Jesus, Tomb. The letter cards are DIY as Montessori moveable alphabets.

Other than that, I had read the Children Bible stories both my kids about Jesus's resurrection.

Weekly Theme - Ice Cream

This week's theme is Ice Cream.

This is the size sorting of ice cream - small, medium, big.

I printed out the ice cream scoops and cone for my son to colour. And then, I cut it out for him for him to paste the ice cream scoops on top of the ice cream cone. He likes this very much.

This is ice cream size sorting from largest to smallest.

Counting ice cream and peg it with cloth peg to the correct number. He likes to arrange the number in order, which starts from 1 to 10.

Ice cream shape sorting.

Ice cream colors book. I printed it out as black and white for him to color and make into a book.

Ice cream number matching exercise.

I also borrowed this book - "The Scoop on Ice Cream" by Catherine Ipcizade from library to read to my son.

This week's theme's materials are from preschool packs:

• 2 Teaching Mommies
• Our Little Monkeys