Tot School: First Dentist Visit

Kayleigh is 36 months old

This week we continued on with the letter Jj and had lots of Suessical fun in honor of Dr. Suess' birthday.  And Kayleigh had her very first dentist visit.

We practiced patterning, and letter recognition, with a J is for Jewels printable I created for her.  We are a house full of princesses.  =o)

Kayleigh did some cutting and pasting.  She always loves to do this.

She practiced lacing with the Melissa and Doug Lacing Bears that she got for her birthday.

She did a lot of roller skating with her new roller skates.

Her very first visit to the dentist.  No cavities or tantrums!!  Yay!

Lots of Dr. Suess fun courtsey of 2 Teaching Mommies.
Green Eggs and Ham prewriting page.

10 Apples Up on Top clip cards.  She counted and found the correct numbers, I clipped.

One Fish, Two Fish graphing goldfish.

J is for Jellybean shape puzzles from COAH.

And that was our week.  Click the Tot School butotn at the top of the page to see what other tots have been up too.

Tot School: The One Where We Had Another Birthday Party

Kayleigh is 36 months old

and I don't like that! LOL

Love was in the air.  Not just because of Valentines Day but because it was Kayleigh's party this week.  Party preparations took some of the wind out of our tot school sails this week but we did a few fun things.


We made some candy necklaces on Valentines Day.  Kayleigh was really into it.  She doesn't normally like stringing.  Apparently candy is key to this activity for her. LOL

We worked on her writing skills with this adorable Valentine's printable from 2 Teaching Mommies.

We played this Roll and Count game, also from 2 Teaching Mommies.  We rolled the die, counted the dots, and covered that many spaces with CANDY HEARTS!!  Kayleigh talks about candy hearts all year long.

Then we graphed candy hearts and ate them.  This was also from 2 Teaching Mommies.

We used the Count and Clip cards from 2 Teaching Mommies.  (I bet you could've guessed that. LOL)  She's not that good at clipping yet so we counted, she'd point to the correct number (or her dog would), and I'd clip on the clothes pin.  She did give the clipping a bit of a go but it winds up frustrating her.  She's getting better though.

She did some more tonging of the foam hearts.  The tongs came from a kids cooking set from IKEA.  They are by far the easiest for her to use.  And both girls love the rest of the set.

She graduated from the mommy and me class to a...gasp...big girl class at the Little Gym.  Wahhhh!!!  The poor picture quality is because I was on the other side of the glass.  Sniff...

4 days after last weeks snow, we hit 70 and the a few days later 78.  So we played a lot at the park.

And we had a birthday party for our 3 year old girl.

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