Alex is 4 years old. Max is 2.5 years old.
In case you can’t tell, my boys had a great time reading about safari animals and working on our African Safari pack!
We made vests from grocery bags and binoculars from toilet paper tubes wrapped in black construction paper. We searched the house for lions, and we went outside to spy real birds with our binoculars. (vest & binoculars ideas found on Pinterest)
Here’s the rest of what we did.
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Count & Match Cards
Shadow Matching
Size Sequencing
Puzzle Cards
Magnet Page
Follow The Path
Prewriting Page
Alex wanted smiley faces and funny faces for a job well done.
Word Builders
(Max barely knows his letters, but he loves to match!)
Dot Markers
Follow The Path & prewriting, 2 year old style ;)
Dot the S and s
Circle the smallest (Max “circled” the biggest instead)
finish the pattern
Find the Missing Number
A few pages on display
More Follow The Path
Shape Matching
(Alex’s friend)
Roll & Graph
more word building
A is for Alligator (from Homeschool Creations)
Circle What’s Different
handwriting
This African Safari preschool pack is a FUNDRAISER for our friends as they are in the process of adopting. The cost is $2.00, and $1.68 (everything but the PayPal fees) goes directly to Adopting Judah.
2 comments:
What fun!! Looks like everyone had so much fun! Love the vests!
Those little safari vests are so CUTE!
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