It’s raining, it’s
pouring…
Although it didn’t rain this
week, we sure celebrated the rain clouds in true munchkin style!!
We began our week with some
cloudy banana pudding! My munchkins love to cook and are really great at it! We
made the banana pudding ourselves, then used vanilla “cloud cookies” to scoop
our pudding! We talk a lot about measurements and the names of the utensils, as
well as learning to stir!!
We talked about Spring time
today too! We talked about rain and I asked my little munchkins, what comes out
of the clouds… What is rain? Some fun
answers include, “flowers, pizza, mommy, and dinner.” Afterwards, my munchkins
explored the importance of rain during spring time and made giant flowers for
art!
Later in the week I was able
to add the cutest little centers to our flowers! We will be developing a garden
under our bulletin board in the next few days…
The following day we made our
very own clouds! We micro waved Ivory soap and created a fluffy fun time!! It
smelled like soap all throughout the kitchen!
We read the book, “It Looked
Like Spilt Milk,” by Charles Shaw for our morning Circle Time. For art we made,
“Smoosh Clouds,” and had fun determining what our clouds looked like. I LOVED
the creativity my munchkins had with this!!
The following day we talked
all about dark rain clouds and had fun exploring the types of clothing you
could wear out in the rain. For art we used a turkey baster to drop water color
onto our clouds. This was tons of fun!!
To finish out our week we
talked about what comes out in the sky after the rain is gone, Rainbows!! We
had some fun conversations about where we think the rainbow is going… “to our mommies,” was the
popular answer J Afterwards, we made a fun rainbow flower. We colored
with markers (one of our favorite “big kid” art tools) then sprayed water on
our art to create a fun rainbow effect.
Next week we will be “Somewhere
Over the Rainbow,” talking all about colors and rainbows! Come check it out
next week!!
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