Chicka Chicka Boom Boom- C is for Cotton Balls

I let Caden put on the glue this time. He lined the dots up so nicely.

C is for Cotton Balls

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom- P is for Pajama Party

P is for Pajama Party- For our lesson from The Itty-Bitty Bookworm we had a Pajama party and watched a movie. Caden watched it but Hannah does sit still for 2 seconds. lol

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom-Coconut Playdough

Coconut Playdough- For this lesson we were supposed to make our own playdough and add coconut extract to the recipe. I did not have any and I also did not have some of the ingredients for making playdough. So we made do and just used our own.

The next directions were to make the playdough into long thin snakes and make alphabet letters.

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom- Lacing Noodles

Adding food coloring to the alcohol

Dropping the noodles in the bowl of food coloring and alcohol

Lacing the noodles

Lacing Noodles the Letter "N"- For the letter "N" we dyed noodles with alcohol and food coloring. We let them sit and dry before lacing them on a piece of yarn. The alcohol was very strong so I would suggest using vinegar I heard you can use that too (that is what you use to dye easter eggs...right?)

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom-The Letter L

The Letter L for Lamb- I printed the lamb blackline from The Itty-bitty bookworm. Caden glued cotton balls on the lamb.

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom- The Letter L

The Letter L- For this lesson we were supposed to use green and brown butcher paper to make a coconut tree. Hang the tree on the wall and put all the letters on the tree. Instead we used our own tree! lol

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom- The Letter K

The Letter K- K is for Kangaroo. I printed out the Kangaroo blackline from the Itty-Bitty Bookworm and the kids painted the kangaroos brown.

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom- The Letter K

Caden is 30 1/2 months old

Caden flying his kite.

The Letter K- For this lesson we were to gather wallpaper samples, I just used scrapbook paper. Cut diamond shapes from the paper. Next, cut each diamond (kite) in half. Set out all of the pieces. Then match the pieces to create "kites". Tape the 2 sides together, then tape yarn on the back of the kite.