Weekends are for Learning to Walk



As I watch "Boo" learn to walk, I am reminded of my walk with Christ.  Sometimes I stumble or even fall, but each morning I wake up and try again.  God sends people along the way to help me, just as "M" quickly comes to "Boo's" aid.  I am so thankful for all the people that have encouraged me and cheered for me along the way, and pray that God will continue to light the way. 

"So be careful to do what the LORD your God has commanded you; do not turn aside to the right or to the left. Walk in obedience to all that the LORD your God has commanded you, so that you may live and prosper and prolong your days in the land that you will possess." ~Deuteronomy 5:32-33

"Your word is a lamp for my feet,
   a light on my path."

~Psalm 119:105

"For you have delivered me from death
   and my feet from stumbling,
that I may walk before God
   in the light of life."

~Psalm 56:13

Tot School Tuesday - Ee is for Earthworms

We are moving out of the bug unit and into our garden unit (although the bugs can be found in the garden!).  I've been working all week on getting our shelves ready (pics next week of tools and toys). 

BOOKS:

Bob and Otto by Robert O. Bruel

Worms for Lunch by Leonid Gore

Planting Seeds by Nancy Elizabeth Wallace

Adam and Eve in the Garden a Zonderkids "I Can Read!" book

The Tiny Seed  by Eric Carle

Growing Vegetable Soup by Lois Ehlert

One Watermelon Seed by Celia Barker Lottridge and Karen Patkau

MOON SAND:

Made "E's" using cookie cutters and by connecting "moon sand worms"

"M" signing the letter "E"

COLORING:

Ee is for Earthworms (sorry no pictures of this, but you can find the worksheet here)

"E" CRAFT:

Prep:

Cut the letter "E" out of construction paper.

Cut out a worm.

Grind black beans (or something else you can use as "earth")

Directions:

Glue earthworm to the letter "E".  Cover the "E" with glue and spread ground black beans over it.  It will look like the earthworm is popping up out of the earth.

CRAFT: Peek-A-Boo Earthworm

I'm not sure where I got this craft idea from, but the kids loved it! 

Materials:

Cup

Straw (the bendy kind)

Googly Eyes

Brown Paint

Green Construction Paper

Sissors

Pen/Pencil

Glue

Prep:

Paint straw brown (or use a brown straw if you can find one).

Trace and cut out child's handprints from the green construction paper.

Poke hole in bottom of cup (large enough for the straw to fit through).

Directions:

Glue handprints to the cup (to resemble grass).

Glue googly eyes to the straw.

Place straw through hole in cup.

Enjoy playing peek-a-boo with your earthworm!