Archive for the ‘Etkinlikler’ Category
Books about Trees
The Growing Up Tree was Bear’s second most requested book. It chronicles the life of an apple seed planted for a little baby by his mother. It’s a bit sad at the end, as the baby, now an old man, dies, as well as the tree, but this didn’t seem to bother Bear.
To see what others are reading, visit What My Child is Reading, Read Aloud Thursday, and Feed Me Books Friday.
Baby Binomial Cube
We play – Indoor Playgrounds
Infant Montessori
The next thing I did was cut a hole in a little box I had. I put a piece of velcro (those self stick velcro circles) on the flap of the lid.
Montessori Monday


Books Bear Enjoyed This Week
Hear Your Heart by Paul Showers is a Let’s Read and Find Out Science book. It was a little advanced for Bear, but for some reason, she loved it. I skipped some of the details about the valves because that was on the pages she didn’t like with just the diagram of the heart. I think what sold her was how he did the sound of the different heart beats as the kids use their toilet paper tube stethoscopes.
A Drop of Blood (also by Paul Showers) was better in terms of level. I felt she stayed with the whole book, instead of getting antsy partway through (as with hear Your Heart).She talks about blood frequently now. She wanted this one every night!
Jessica’s X-Ray by Pat Zonta was a very cool book with actual x-rays to observe. Bear chose this one herself off the shelf at the library and I’m glad she did.
Mr. Rabbit and the Lovely Present was a non human body favorite. It is by Charlotte Zolotow. She wrote another sweet story that was a favorite of ours called I Like to be Little. In this book, the little girl searches for the perfect present for her mother with the help of a rabbit. It just appeals to a little one’s sense of wonder and fantasy. Very Waldorf.
Fancy Chocolate Spoons
idea for a party or just a special treat!
Directions at Delicious Delicious Delicious.
Found via the wonderful, Edible Crafts!
Shape Collages!
Let's Explore shares a perfect rainy day activity –
shape collages! Who could resist these
bright colors and shapes?
Paper Bird Cages
I love these adorable kid-friendly paper bird
cages at Krokotak! Inspiration for these, and a
more sophisticated version, at The Bride's Cafe.
Make Your Own Butterfly Collection
Growing Up Creative shares a great tutorial
showing you how to make your own framed
butterfly collection. Tap into your imagination
or try to keep it as realistic as possible, either
way you'll have fun and learn something













