As they grow Prov.22:6: B is for Batman!

So this week was once again another rough week. Poor Adabug has been dealing with teeth and an ear infection. So my planning wasn't as good and did not get the opportunity to look into creating activities for Bible stories :( I did not like that at all. But because I was able to print stuff off the week before we did have some things to work on.

So one of the art activities we did this week was centered around the letter B. If you are my Facebook friend you have most likely seen the preview pic of Bella's face :) First she painted with Blue paint and then I made Blue Bubbles that she blue threw the funnel. But when they popped it got all over us hahah. She loved it

Blue speckled girl :)

I got these letter, shape and number track cards and had Bella drive a car around the track. She actually really liked this. Another way I played with her was I asked her to drive her car to a certain track. She had lots of fun making car noises :)

Dot art work for letter B - a favorite :)

Some B Prewritting.

Then we had a day of Batman learning fun. Bella is in love with Batman, so these were great activities for her.

She practiced her "B's" for Batman. Then she had to trace lines that would help Batman catch the different villains.

Then we worked on matching colored Batman symbols with the color word. She is actually doing better and better at this. She still however has a hard time identifying a specific color.

In the Batman pack, there is also a math section where there are Batman objects on one side and then a number to match it with.

Then she worked on size sorting. She understands the concept of bigger and smaller when given the option of two objects. I think I need to find a way to make this more difficult as I don't think she completely gets the idea.

I told her to find the tiny one - that is her Tiny face

So our "B" letter craft was B for bumble bee. So first she finger painted the "B" yellow. She was so cute as she started very cautiously, but then dove in with both hands.

Next after the yellow dried, she painted stripes of black for the bee.

Then she filled in the top all black.

I then put dots of glue down so she could stick on the eyes and wings. she loved it :)

So I realized that I don't put much of Bella's non-paper activities that we do. So here is one of those "planned" play times. I used this piano as an opportunity to work with numbers and colors as this is something she still struggles with to carrying degrees. So I would shout out a number or color and she would have to play it and make music with it.

Adabug has been busy this week. She is standing up on everything. And at not even 9 months is practicing walking! Be still me heart! She is soooo not steady, so if I'm not there watching - this is actually quite dangerous!