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Saturday, November 30, 2013

My Little Book of Chanukah



-- Click here to print --

This little book of Chanukah is just precious. No need of glue, stapler or scissors to put it together! Just print the page out, fold it in four and surpriseeee! You have a great Little Chanukah book.

My Little Book of Chanukah refines the following skills:

  1. Name printing
  2. Increasing mean of utterance 
  3. Expressive art
  4. Fine motor


Wishing you a
 Happy Chanukah :)

Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Chanukah Toddler Activity Pack


Here are great activities to keep little ones entertained (and learning!) during Chanukah.




The Chanukah Toddler Activity Pack refines many, many skills.


  • Rote counting
  • Figure Number Recognition
  •  Spacial Perception
  •  Following simple directions
  • Pre-Writing skills
  • Pre-Cutting Skills
  • Fine Motor
  • Patterns
  • Color Recognition

Click right here to print the Chanukah Toddler Activity Pack (25 pages).

This pack will keep your little ones engaged all through the eight nights and enjoy some delicious donuts! :)

Happy Chanukah!







Thursday, April 25, 2013

DIY Shavuos Flower Manipulatives!!

Wow! Har Sinai was so beautiful… all covered with flowers when Bnei Yisrael received the Torah. For the Shavuos Unit, we use these colorful flower manipulatives. They are extremely inexpensive, super easy to make and endless activities to do.



In order to do it yourself, you need to run to your local dollar store and get a FLOWER shaped swimming noodle. You’ll see they come in various shapes, colors and sizes. I picked up some with the flower shape in assorted colors. When the children are not around, using a knife and cutting board, cut the noodle about one inch apart. With just one noodle, you get so many manipulatives! I have them scattered all around the house… too many!
Here are some activities that you can do with your Little Ones and I’m sure you can come up with so many more!

Classifying - Color Sorting



I placed color tape down on the table making four boxes. I laid a different color flower on each box. Then, I gave my Little One a container full of mix colorful flowers and ask her to sort them according to the color.

Counting




On a piece of paper, I wrote numbers 1-3. Then, right over each number we piled up the corresponding amount of flowers.

Completing a Pattern


I started a pattern using two different color flowers and ask my Little One to complete it. We are just starting with patterns, but if your child is more advance you can use more colors and/or alternations.  

We are going to be using the DIY Shavuos manipulatives to make some crafts too! Come back and visit us to see what we are busy making! Im sure you wouldn’t want to miss out.

Have a Good Shabbos,

Sunday, December 2, 2012

Dreidel Sorting



During Chanukah season, we got the dreidels all over the house…. Under the couch, on the counter, on the stairs, in the porch… and some where they should be -the toy closet. I promised my daughter if she would help me “find” (clean-up) all the dreidels we would do an activity together. I gave her the little basket and asked her to place them there. Well, sure enough, she gathered all the dreidels within minutes. Now, it was my turn to come up with the activity.



Way back, we received from one of our shabbos  guest a clear candy dish with several compartments. It’s been sitting on top of my fridge quite a while and figured I’d put it now in good use. I placed it on the floor 
near the dreidels and showed her how to sort the draidels.

For this activity you will need:

Dreidels
A dish with several comportments

If you can’t get access to a dish with several compartments, you can always use several cups. Assign a color for each cup and have your child place the dreidels there.This activity is wonderful because it refines so many skills such as categorization, color recognition and fine motor skills. 

Have a Happy Chanukah!