Snow-Dough Play-Dough

I made some snowflake playdough to use today. You can find the recipe here

The playdough has silver glitter added to look like snowflakes. We used cookie cutters in the shapes of snowflakes, snowmen, and stars. Since we are focusing on the letter Nn this week, I included a N cookie cutter.

As part of the girls magnet boxes for the week, they complete a letter PlayDough Mat from Homeschool Creations. We used the snowflake playdough this week.

Magnet trays

Monday through Friday, Brooke and Kate have Magnet Trays to complete. I set up 3 trays each day that encourage them to work independently on certain skills such as letters, numbers, shapes, real-life skills, cutting, and more.

The reason I call them Magnet Trays is: 1) the activity is on a tray and 2) they get a magnet for completing it. Once they collect 45 magnets, it is a trip to the toy store to purchase a small toy or treat. Now, 45 may seem like a lot of magnets but remember I have 2 girls earning 3 magnets each so we get up to 6 magnets in a day. I do not force them to do an activity if they don't want to, but they don't get a magnet unless they do complete the activity. For example, Kate does not like Lacing activities and often will not do that tray.

Coloring Sheets

Lacing Letters

PlayDough Mats

Small Motor Skills

Dot Painting Letters

Shape or Size Sorting

Tracing

Numbers and Counting

Real-Life Skills

Alphabet Practice