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Hallo-ween
School
Box
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Rhyming is a fun way to build early literacy skills. Try this simple game. Give your child a small box or basket and have them add thing to it that rhyme from around your house.
Saturday the 14th
Luck filled day
Say, hurray!
So sublime,
To be on time
Almost shocked
Pantry’s stocked
2 hand sip
Notta drip!
Favorite toy
Overjoy
Temp. to be
70
Cars unseen
Lights are green
Havin’ fun
2 for one
Caught the ball
All down hill
Sent recall
Will not bill
Hassle free
Policy
Done! early
Butter-flea
Pleasant chat
This and that
Let’s pretend,
Day suspend!
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Thank goodness for lucky days! They balance out the unlucky ones.
Rhyme Time
My Mom
Being a Mother (sketchbook watercolor)
Telephone calls
Paintings for walls
Rhymes with rinds
Thrift store finds
Decoration
Concentration,
On Sudoku,
Night-owl go-to
Sunday, cooks
Reader of books
Historical drama
Number 1 Grama!
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Happy Mother’s Day everyone!!!
Poem
Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss!
Dr. Seuss Book Recommendations
In honor of Mr. Brown – try mixing up brown paint with the 3 primaries – so easy & satisfying!
Most of the little boys I have known incorporate sound effects into their play. When my brother was little he could recreate the sound of a car in need of a tune-up perfectly!
Maybe this is part of the reason why my son LOVES Mr. Brown Can Moo! This book is full of fun sounds! It’s a great introduction to Dr. Seuss for the very young and it’s also available as a board book. In my experience this is not a minor detail when you are buying books for toddlers! Continue reading
My Valentine
6 foot 1
Loads of fun
Hair was red
Nice shaped head
On the go
Voice is low
Beautifully sings
Buffalo wings
Mushrooms no
He’s my beau!
Charismatic
Sports fanatic
Children’s dad
Messy? a tad…
I call him honey
Always funny
Induces grins
Games he wins
Brilliant mind
He’s my find!