W week - almost at the end of the alphabet! These are out themes from the week, all of which went into the word box, as usual.
Our W poems for the week from An Alphabet of Catholic Saints and God's Alphabet
~Circle Time~
Caroline also thought of this a few minutes later and retrieved a slice of watermelon from the play food in the little kitchen.
Songs and Rhymes
Wee Willy Winkie
Little Red Wagon
Whistle
When the Snow is on the Ground
There was an Old Woman Lived under a Hill
W is for Whoops!
Whoops for me, that is... when I upload photos to Blogger, I have to choose them in reverse order. So I had already chosen most of the photos from the end of the post back to this point, and I accidentally skipped these, so I am putting them here in the post. Wish there was an easy way to insert them where they belong, further down in the post... So W is really for:
~W is for Whales~
They decorated them with markers and googly eyes. We also read about whales and other ocean creatures in a book called W is for Waves.
~Foods for W Week~
watermelon!
windmill cookies... found these on sale and have been saving them!
We also had our fair share of waffles, I think topped with whipped cream!
~Letter Formation~
Playdough W
writing W's in cornmeal
Cut and Paste W Collage
~Flower Fairy for Letter W: Wallflower~
Caroline's Wallflower flower fairy page from the Flower Fairies coloring book
~Saint for Letter W: St. Wenceslas~
painted wooden St. Wenceslas
Caroline illustrates the saint
Finished copywork from An Alphabet of Catholic Saints and illustration
~Picture Study: W is for Windows~
~ABC Virtue of the Week: Worry Not~
I was asked recently if I could make these drawing available, so I have uploaded them to Google Docs. I also discovered that the originals which I had been using (and had run out at letter O) have actually been updated, and P-T can be found here. My drawings, P-Z (excluding X), can be found here:
~Activities for W Week~
Water Science
I made this chart to track Caroline's guesses and the actual results.
~Cooking Project: W is for White Chocolate Chips~
We made a favorite cranberry oatmeal chocolate chip recipe and subbed white chocolate chips for the typical semisweet ones. Caroline measures the flour...
We also did some experiments related to our science theme of weather, but we did them during X week (X is for eXperiment), so those will be included in the X/Y week post!
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