Last week we started doing what I have named "Fun Trays." These trays have different activities for the boys to do and so far I have changed them weekly (this is only the second week, haha). I haven't found a good place to keep and store the trays when we're not using them. I'd like to have a place that is accessible to the boys, but I don't want it to be something they can play with anytime. That is my next "project."
Here are just a few of the activities the Elliott and Oliver have been doing with the Fun Trays.
Pattern Blocks - Oliver is working on the train. I like this set of pattern blocks because they are more like puzzles. The pieces fit right into the board - perfect for Oliver!
Elliott's pattern blocks - he's working on a train, too.
Elliott and I made our own creation. Elliott called this a rocket ship!
Elliott is making letter F with the Handwriting Without Tears Roll-A-Dough letter cards.
I helped Oliver to make a circle with his play-dough. Oliver is saying, "Cheese!"
The boys are playing with our homemade play-dough and their new Melissa and Doug play-dough set they received as a Christmas gift.
Elliott used the Handwriting Without Tears wooden pieces to make letter "P" and he used a clothespin with a pom-pom on the end to trace the letters he made.
Oliver used the HWT letter pieces to make a road for his cars!
Elliott was using buttons for some counting and number recognition practice.
Oliver put a few buttons on his paper because he likes to do everything Big Brother does! He really liked dumping the buttons out of the container!
I found the number pages and play-dough shape cards on Confessions of a Homeschooler - she has such a great blog, so many resources!
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