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Tot School Week In Review
November 22nd, 2009

Hailey is 37 months old.

Tot School

Our Crafts ~N~ Things

Our letter last week was the letter F- Hailey made a fish bowl that will go in her alphabet book.

Our Crafts ~N~ Things

We made a turkey with letters on his feathers that spelled Hailey.

Our Crafts ~N~ Things

Hailey loved making this Indian corn!

Our Crafts ~N~ Things

After we read a book about Thanksgiving, Hailey made this Mayflower.

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The Mayflower
November 19th, 2009

I saw this cute Mayflower craft over at Ramblings of a Crazy Woman.  So after we read a book about Thanksgiving and talked about what the Mayflower was we made this project.

Our Crafts ~N~ Things

You’ll need: construction paper, craft sticks, glue and a brown crayon.

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Color the boat.

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Glue on the water.

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Add the boat and the sails.

Our Crafts ~N~ Things

The finished Mayflower.


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Thanksgiving

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Name Practice With Turkey
November 18th, 2009

This was a very easy project that is great for practicing letters and spelling names.

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I cut out feathers for the turkey and wrote the letters in Hailey’s name on the feathers.

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Once we were done practicing the letters and spelling her name, we glued the feathers on.

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The completed turkey.


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Indian Corn
November 17th, 2009

We made some really easy Indian Corn.

Our Crafts ~N~ Things

You’ll need: Indian corn shape cut from paper bag, glue, ribbon, construction paper cut into squares.

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Glue the colored squares onto the Indian corn.

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Once they are dry, tie a ribbon around the Indian corn and display.


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Thanksgiving

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