Anyhow, at my center, we are not "allowed" to celebrate holidays.... BOOO! =(
But I will be trying to squeeze in some holiday fun, in a very sublte way!
In the meantime, I am going to post a few pics about the unit that we zoomed through in the past week or so:
Sensational Senses!
Here are the Sensory Bags I created to start off our unit (I have posted these before)
And then I came across a 6 pack of VOSS water bottles for my Discovery Bottles!
They were the perfect size for my kiddos to explore their sense of sight!
In the first bottle, I put rice and tons of random objects I found lying around in my daughter's playroom. Another bottle (my absolute favorite) was filled with corn syrup (that was just taking up space in my cupboard) and marbles. Yet another was filled with water and random objects, along with red food coloring. And to make things colorful, I filled one up with sprinkles (which were also just taking space in the cupboard).
The kiddos LOVE them!
These things have managed to stay intact!! Which I was worried about b/c my preschoolers can be quite rough!
I got a little crafty and made a new "What's Inside" sensory box with some of my scrap booking supplies and added some fun stuff inside for the kids to explore their sense of touch.
I LOVE the look on his face as he uses only his sense of touch! (I did have some cheaters, though who could not help themselves and had to peek!)
For some fun with our sense of smell, I bought some Scented Oils at the Dollar Tree and added a couple of drops into some of my ink pads for a new stamping experience!
I also created a Smelly Station, where I put different scents inside of salt & pepper shakers (Also from Dollar Tree) and had the kiddos smell each of them and then we made a graph of which smell they actually liked! (Cocoa Powder was the clear winner!!)
I have lots more to post... Letter Activities and the beginning of the Christmas Fun at home with my little munchkin! But for now, this will have to do... =)
Until tomorrow...
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ReplyDeleteI really wish our five senses unit wasn't over, I love your ideas! :)
ReplyDelete~Jessica