It is most certainly summertime at our house as our days are filled with fun playtime and MUCH Tot School!!! We’re all having a blast just enjoying each other, here are some highlights from our week…
K always enjoys when our Melissa and Doug Beginner Pattern Blocks come out, this day was no exception. He did better than ever naming the shapes and doing the puzzles independently!
Sticker morning was a huge hit, and took over our living room as you can see! This occupied both boys for a very long time. K finally learned how to take the stickers off by himself!
Play Doh is always a hit with K!!
Daddy taught him how to drink out of the hose on our 100+ degree day last week!




















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I really like the idea of using pasta for play!
I’ll be trying it soon, just need to hit the grocery store.
Have you let your boys bam (hammer) ice cubes? Bamming is a favorite past-time around here! http://funmajors.blogspot.com/2008/06/bam-on-ice.html
You had a full week!
I love the noodles between the toes! We’ll have to try that, too!
Oh, I love the hammer ideas, this is right up Bubba’s alley…I’m always looking for ways to get out that extra energy…
I had to laugh at your foot noodles…look, here’s Bubba with foot pretzles!
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Blessings,
Valerie
Hi Carissa! WOW! What a great week! We haven’t done as much but after swimming lessons hope to get more planned activities in.
I saw an activity idea (for Father’s day0 but thought your boys might love it wo go along with their hammering activities. You buy a small hammer for each boy (with a wooden handle). Natural wood would be better- not shine-coated. Then let them paint the hammer with creative designs. Once dry, Spray or paint a coat or sealant over it. They will LOVE having their own hammers that they made look “cool”! (Dad would still probably like one for himself for a gift sometime!) _ Just a thought!
Have another great week!
My Tot School post is in the works. We need to get moving ith some ocean unit projects too!
SchoolinRHome
I loved the noodle counting in his little piggies! HEE HEE! Girl you have had an amazing week!
I love the pasta and toes photo! Learning the states idea is great – and kids of any age like to look at a big world map on the wall!