Rainbows

We had a week long of fun with rainbows.  Here is a glimpse of some of things that we did:

Cutting practice - these are the calendar printables from Christian Preschool Printables, you can download them for free HERE.

I had practice snipping around the edges first.  Then had him

cut out the rainbow or some other picture within the picture.

Math Activity - you can download this for free HERE.

First, I pulled out the ruler and showed how to measure (we used

the millimeters side).  We measured each animal and

compared the height to each of these animals, then we

discovered that 2 animals were the same height,

so I had him color those.

Letter R Worksheets from 1+1+1=1, download for free HERE.

He loves these "dead end" worksheets and looks forward

to them every week.  I ended up printing an extra set

from A to Z and put them into sheet protectors and

inside of a notebook for practice on the go.

Capital R Art

I cut out strips of construction paper for the rainbow colors.

Drew an "R" on another construction paper.

He put the glue on, then glued the strips on.

I cut out the R, he glued it on another piece of construction paper.

Looks pretty good! :)

A free project, it's one of those paint with water books.

Only he LOVED this so much because it was Hot Wheels! LOL

Have Fun and Be a Blessing!

~Bekah

Rainbow of Promise

This week our theme is Rainbows.  We will be reading Noah's Ark and different rainbow theme books.  To learn the colors of the rainbow, we watched the Cat in the Hat episode on rainbows to learn the rainbow color song - it's really cute.  Here is our poster board for this week:

This is a math activity, I made the arks by drawing them

on construction paper and putting the even numbers on them.

The animals I printed from HERE, I had him match the boy and girl

animals together then place the correct number of animals on the ark.

This sorting activity, I found clipart off of Microsoft Online

and looked for animals that were facing left and right.

I created columns in MS Word and labeled them left and right.

My son sorted the animals by the direction they were facing.

Sidewalk Chalk Art

I helped him make the rainbow, and he colored it in.

Then we wrote "God's Promise" on it.

This was daddy's surprise when he came home.

I put a rainbow coloring page underneath a white sheet of paper

and had my little guy trace the rainbow.  He decided to use

the colors of the rainbow to make it and colored in the clouds.

Have more to come...

I have a rainbow size sorting activity.

Rainbow tic tac toe game.

Rainbow science activities.

And some rainbow crafts still to complete.

I'll also take pictures of our Noah's Ark story boards

from Oriental Trading (I'm very impressed with it!).

Have fun and Be a Blessing!

~Bekah