We've got lots of activities planned for m week, and I'm hoping we'll have the time and energy to get them all done! Please feel free to send us some MAIL if you get a chance.
- making a mailbox--I'll be giving her some mail in it every morning when she wakes up
- doing a mazes book
- monsters--reading Go Away, Big Green Monster and other monster books, drawing pictures of monsters, making monster masks
- reading mythology stories (she loves these!) about Medusa and the Minotaur and others
- eating macaroni & cheese
- playing Mother, May I?
- doing math--most likely with m&ms
- making milkshakes
- making a menu for dinner & ordering from it
- talking about our mouths
- monkeys--reading stories about them, playing with a barrel of monkeys
- making monkey bread
- reading magazines
- making marshmallow snowflakes with mini marshmallows and toothpicks
- marble painting
- making melted crayon pictures
- playing with magnets
- m&ms--counting, sorting, making patterns, but mostly eating
- sending mail & maybe receiving mail
- listening to music
- making mini muffins and regular muffins
- having a movie night complete with popcorn, drinks, and movie candy
- reading Mother Goose books
- playing matching games
- playing memory--both the actual game as well as showing her a tray of things and then taking one away to see what is missing
- reading The Mitten and then making mittens
- sorting and counting into muffin cups
- me--talking all about me
- singing the months of the year song--talking about March & May
- making masks with paper plates
- talking about moms and reading books about them too
- money
- making a mural
- going to a museum
- making a map, reading a map
- using measuring cups
- making a mosaic
2 comments:
Bryn was all over the mail Sarah sent her, so I'm sure she'll be thrilled at the chance to reciprocate.
Is there a particular series of mythology that is good for kids? Maybe it will spark my memory of all my Greek mythology classes in college.
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