Showing posts with label Letter G. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Letter G. Show all posts

Thursday, April 21, 2011

Easter Snacks!

Today Madison read Gorilla, Be Good! to Jocelyn's preschool class for G Week. We brought in special Easter snacks to eat after the story today.

We made Carrot Cake Balls and Pops!

Saturday, August 15, 2009

Gooey, Gluey Gg's

To finish "G Week," we made Gooey, Gluey Gg's this morning.

All we did was put food coloring into white glue bottles to make colored glue. You can use the colored glue to right letter or words onto wax paper. For extra fun you can sprinkle some glitter on each letter before they dry.

Once the glue dries you can peel the Gooey, Gluey Gg's and letters off of the wax paper and stick them to any smooth surfaces.

We can't wait for our creations to dry!

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Going to G-Force

Clay found a playground that is relatively close to our house, so we went to check it.

Madison LOVED the spinner. She got sooooooo dizzy!

Crazy Madison Hair

It even had a tire swing.

Clay and Lance had to stay late tonight at the hospital for a meeting, so Nyx and I decided to take the kids to see G-Force at the Cinema Cafe. Madison LOVED it! Jocelyn and Jude had trouble following the plot and therefore it didn't hold their attention. Thank goodness that we had food to occupy the little kids.

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

G is for Goggle and Glass

Ever since we started homeschooling the girls have been asking when we can have a pajama day. Tristen told him that one of the best things about homeschooling is that you can stay in your pajamas all day. I decided to surprise the girls this morning and let them wear their "green" pajamas for the day since it is "Gg" Week!

The girls were very excited to find out what was inside their "Alphabet Mystery Bags" today.

G is for Goggles!

Madison can't wait to go to the pool and try out her goggles.

After we finished our phonics lesson, we had Goldfish for our Gg snack!

We used our window markers and crayons today to write our "Gg's on Glass." The girls can't wait for daddy to come home and see their Gg's and artwork all over the glass.