Bunny Colors

I whipped this simple color matching activity up in 15 minutes. It will be a great way to introduce the 1 year old I nanny for to colors! I'm hoping to get more "big" pom-poms from Micheal's and add more colors as she gets older.

Quiet Book

Q for Quiet.

Picking Apples.

Matching colors and patterns.

Build a cake.

Fly a kite.

Tic- Tac- Toe.

Counting.

Build a house by adding 2 windows and a door.

Customize your own Ice Cream cone.

You've got Mail.

I can't sew and most of the Quiet books I found and have seen have involved sewing. Thanks to Pinterest, I found a template for a quiet book using Velcro. Above are the pages in the book I made for the little girl I nanny for.

Here's the link to the template: http://kojo-designs.com/2011/03/guest-tutorial-from-made-by-heidi-quiet-book/

Math Treasure Box

Directions: You will create a math or science theme box that may be used with students in the kindergarten classroom. You will share your box with the class. Be creative with this and include math or science related items/tools that might assist children in learning more about a specific topic or concept. Remember all items should be theme related and teach a math/science concept.
Note: Your box must include developmentally appropriate materials and at least two children’s books related to the topic. You will post a list of materials included in your box and a picture if possible.

Here's what I came up with:

It was February so I went with hearts!

Broken hearts- Can you help put them together again?

A few of my favorite counting books.

Memory game.

I chose to do this activity with Lego's but the options are endless!