Sunday, November 15, 2009

Tot School

~Smiley is currently 22 months old~

Tot School



We had a busy weekend last week and I didn't get a chance to write a post, so I decided to include the past two weeks of tot school in today's post :)

Learning Toys...

Smiley had fun playing with puzzles. These are actually too easy for Smiley now. I will have to look into puzzles that are a bit more challenging. Maybe for Christmas or his birthday :)



Smiley continues to like to play with his pegs. He usually lines them up or stacks them by color.

We had fun sorting our animals. He first sorted them by animal group...
...and then by color...

He always likes playing with his lacing beads. He particularly enjoys sorting them ;)

Farm Theme...
We finished our farm theme last week. We played quite a bit with the matching game from our farm tot book...
And we colored the different animals of our tot book.

Fall Theme...
We had fun making a collage for our fall theme.



And we baked a bunch of pumpkin muffins. Mmm....



Physical activity...
Smiley is a very energetic boy, so he needs lots and lots of time just running around and getting his energy out. He really likes playing with this tunnel from IKEA. It's great for indoors!




Life School...
We don't get snow in our area, so we were lucky that a park had trucked in quite a bit of snow for the kids to enjoy. It was Smiley's first time seeing snow and he had a blast playing in it!
He kept wanting to eat it though ;)



They also had a gigantic Titanic slide. Of course, daddy and Smiley had to check it out...
Looks pretty scary, doesn't it??

Here is what Smiley and daddy thought of it...

3 comments:

  1. I just love how he sorts everything. He is such a smart little guy. My tot has no interest in sorting, only throwing. LOL

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  2. What an awesome slide! I love your animals for sorting. I definitely need to start doing some sorting activities. Great Tot School week!

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  3. I like the fall collage :) And that slide does look scary!

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