I can hardly believe it that it has been an entire MONTH since I blogged our Tot School adventures. We have had a lot going on lately (car accident, holiday, dh is working 2nd shift, etc) so I haven't had much time to keep up with Tot School. My good friend Jill emailed me to make sure we are all ok and said she misses my posts so she has inspired me to get going again!!!

Sunshine pulled out her puzzles that she hasn't worked with in sometime. She had a great time naming them and finding where they belonged.

I found this great paper pumpkin at Michael's after Halloween and Sunshine insisted on buying it. I pulled out the paint that we have here at home and she had a great time painting away!!



I changed out the items in her sensory bucket from Halloween goodies to apples, pears, gords, and corn. She loves this bucket and could play with it for hours on end. She enjoys digging through it, scooping, pouring, and throwing it all over!! ;)







I have had this little Elmo sticker book for who knows how long now. Sunshine found it and insisted we did it together. She sat on my lap and did most of it by herself. I helped her with the color books as you had to match them to books with the color word and the Elmo Loves You page.

Sunshine has been obsessed with nutcrackers ever since we saw a huge display of them in the Christmas Tree Shop a few weeks ago. I found a little paint your own kit and she had a great time being creative with this using many colors.


This was all her on Saturday morning. She dug out her farm animals and lined them all up in a row. It was so cute and then we talked about their names and the sounds they make.

We made these turkeys in honor of Thanksgiving and to go along with Open Ended Art - see my seperate post on it here.
Books we have been reading:
1. A Number of Animals by Christopher Wormell
2. The Polar Express by Chris Van Allsburg
3. Panda Bear Panda Bear by Bill Martin Jr.
To see what other tot parents have done with their kiddos this past week, visit 1+1+1=1.

























