At 3 weeks old, we discovered our daughter, Olivia, has cystic fibrosis. Originally, I created this blog to document her CF journey. At this time, I will be using it to document our toddler/preschool homeschool journey that we will be doing during some of her treatment times.
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Letter M - Day Seven
Tonight started off with pre-writing again.
Next we did a size sheet - small, medium, and large (big).
Lastly, we had fun with practicing cutting skills. Just a week ago, she wasn't able to really cut without lots of help. Tonight she did this all by herself. She wasn't sticking to the cutting lines, but she was having so much fun and doing so good with the scissors that I just let her cut away. There was no bedtime story tonight as she fell asleep drinking her last sippy cup of Pediasure.
Letter M - Day Five
We started our night by going to ClickNRead and doing Lesson One again. This lesson covers the A and M sounds. She hasn't gotten the concept of beginning word sounds versus ending words sounds. She enjoyed doing lesson one enough that she wanted to go on to Lesson Two which included A, M, and S. This lesson will need several more tries.
After lesson two, we counted the "yummy muffins on the plate."
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Letter M - Day Three
Olivia wanted to start the day off by doing the "balls". So we started the day off gluing pom-poms into dot sheets.
Letter M - Day Two
Today started off with another session of pre-writing.
Next was a sheet for tracing "Mickey and Minnie". She only traced the Letter M's. Then decided she wanted to color it with the pencil instead of crayons.
She then wanted to read some books.
We have also been reading bedtime stories related to the Letter M. The two previous nights books and tonight's books.
Letter M - Day One
After Letter A, we took a couple of days off then started the Letter M.
Lastly, she marked the Letter M's by using the stamp marker.
First up was some pre-writing sheets.
Next was a dot sheet. We didn't have any dot markers so we used circle stickers.
We then used a stamper marker with the Letter M on it. It was a lot smaller than I expected and as you can see she quickly got bored with it.
Next she colored the Letter M by size - small, medium, and big.
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