Surgery

Well it is Easter Morning and the girls are still sleeping can you say “shocking!!” I am up of coarse waiting for them to awake to their Easter surprises. We have a fun packed day full of events. Blessings to you, your families, and all of your little ones!

I also wanted to ask for everyone to say a little prayer tomorrow for our little K-bear she will have surgery on a Dermoid Cyst above her right eye. Anyone I have spoken with about this has assured me “its no big deal”! Of coarse any surgery has its risks and the worry is a bit more when it is your own 8 mo old! So please think of us tomorrow and I will be sure to post more on her recovery.


Thanks for praying for me!!!


Craft-Footsie Tootsie Bees

You will need;
yellow construction paper
black paper
wax paper
wiggle eyes
scissors
glue stick

First trace one of your child’s feet on the yellow paper, then trace each hand on a piece of wax paper (with fingers closed…like a mitten). Cut out pieces. Also cut small strips of black paper (stripes).

Start building your “Footsie Tootsie Bees”
1. Glue the black stripes on the Bee Body (foot)
2. Attach wings (the mitten hands)
Glue on the eyes


Voila…you have your sweet little ones hand and feet in one project! The girls all really enjoyed this one. Our little 4 year old friend enjoyed walking around stinging everyone. We also talked about the purpose of bees and pollination. If I owned the Bee Movie we would have watched it!

Spring/Science Fun

So as I type this post about our wonderful school week continuing with our Spring theme and diving into science there is snow on the ground….aghhhh! I just had to get that out. I am anxiously waiting the warmer weather for walks, park days, hanging laundry outside, and open windows! I feel better now, Thanks 🙂

Now, onto school we made colored ice cubes! Pumpkin loved doing this (she loves anything to do with water). We learned about liquids, solids, and colors all in one!

Need:
1 ice cube tray
food coloring
something to stir with (we used a tsp.)
measuring cup

Here Pumpkin is stirring the colors very carefully (I don’t even think she realized I took this picture)

Here is our pretty tray of what soon would be colored “solids” We made them on Tueday but did not use them until Thursday. When I pulled the colors out of the freezer the excitement began all over again. It was great!

Thursday, I pulled the tray out of the freezer and set out 3 glass cups. Pumpkin could pick 2 ice cubes for each cup and we anxiously waited to see what “new colors” would appear. She was thrilled that Red + Blue = Purple “her favorite”

We put Popsicle sticks in a coffee to-go mug (this lasted about 5 seconds) we counted as she put them in (1-20).

and we enjoyed a quick game of ABC BINGO!!

Onto our next science project “Kidney Bean Sprouts” we counted 8 kidney beans (4 for each baby food jar). We used our new Life Cycles Mats to show the entire process.

Pumpkin shoved a damp paper towel into baby food jars. Carefully put 4 kidney beans in each jar and sealed the lid.
Here is our science “bean plant” Life Cycle Mat!!


Hope you enjoyed our “school” week as much as “Wee” did!!