St. Patrick's Day!

We tasted the rainbow while we read the book, What Makes a Rainbow

We took primary colors with vinegar and used pippets to drop the vinegar color into baking soda

Shaving cream clouds

Sorting skittles by color

Pot 'O Gold, I took felt circles and we normally hide them and then they have to place them in the correct order.

Roll a Rainbow game, I found this on pinterest!

Moon Bears Sky Fire

Rainbow Toast!

We colored cups as the Leprechaun's hats and the next day they were all shrank!

Leprechaun Juice, this is a must do every year around here! The Leprechaun Juice turns adults feet green!

Rainbow cake:)

Each day we added a color to our rainbow and eventually we had our rainbow and then it was St. Patrick's Day!

Painting our plates for Funshine's Rainbow Mobile.

Our Funshine bracelets. These were pretty easy for the kids to make. They thought having the dangles was a pretty fun thing, especially for the girls! 

Silly Dr. Seuss

We crammed all of Dr. Seuss into one weeks worth! It was a busy week:)

 

 

Our Cat In the Hat's we made... Thanks to Teachers Pay Teachers!

 

 

Hop on Pop! We colored Pop and added a picture of ourselves jumping!

 

A little treat to take home:) Hop on Pop Popcorn

 

 

Funshine's Thing 1 Hats; these were a little complicated for them to do, more of a project for Nicci to do, but they still turned out cute!

 

Getting ready to celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday!

 

Funsine's Kooky Kites; the straws were the hardest part for the kids to get figured out how to put on.

 

Funshine's Book Markers

The Cat in the Hat Snack!

 

1 Fish, 2 Fish snack to take home

 

 

Horton Hears A Hoo!

My Thing 1, 2 &3's!

 

yogurt and Swedish fish for 1 Fish, 2 Fish

 

 

Funshine's One Fish, two fish; this was a project where we painted one day and finished the fish tanks the next. I though they turned out super cute! Of course, this one was missing the sand. But they had fun adding their sea weed and stamping their fish.

 

 

Funshine's Wacky Weaving; This was a project that was a little more difficult for my kiddos to understand the concept of over and under with their paper strips.

 

 

Funshine's Wocket in My Pocket

 

 

Funshine's The Lorax puppet; they had fun having these talk! A simple but yet cute project!

 

I Am Healthy

Funshine's Marvelous Me Mirror, they had fun looking at all their different faces they could make in the mirror!

 

Funshine's Flossing Fun project; they had fun cutting out the half circle and sticking on their magic nuudles, but adding the floss was a tad bit difficult until their nuudles dried to the paper so they didn't move. We talked about how we have to floss around each of our teeth.  

 

 

Funshine's Healthy Habbits Necklace, these were easy peasy to make! And they had fun wearing them for the rest of the day. We talked about healthy habits that we should have!

 

 

I laminated some teeth and then used an expo marker to make some dirty marks on the teeth, they had to brush the tooth to get it nice and clean!

 

 

Dentist Playdough... they absolutely love this! Of course, we had to add masks and gloves to make it that much more fun!

 

 

Funshine's Doctor bag

 

 

 

 

Teeth for snack!

 

 

Funshine's Germs, Germs, Germs; they had so much fun trying to blow the paint around, it did take them a little bit before they mastered what they were doing and they weren't blowing spit on their papers! They thought it was so much fun blowing the paint around!

 

 

Funshine's My Plate; We looked up the My Plate online to see what we were supposed to eat everyday and how we should fill our plates!