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Arctic Unit | Tot School Week 14

Playing catch up on blog posts! We covered Arctic week 3 weeks ago. I wasn't super expectant that it would be that special, but I was wrong! She thoroughly enjoyed it and was so interested in the topic. It helped that Wild Kratts released a few new episodes covering Arctic animals on PBS.

The books we checked out were mostly covering specific arctic animals. There are many more, but these she showed a special interest in.

 We did a few activities and worksheets. Her favorite was finding the height and width of each arctic animals and then using a measuring tape to draw how big that actually would be. We used white paper taped together to make it more realistic. We also did a very simple sensory bin of cotton balls and Arctic animal figurines she had on hand. Later on I found her collecting any and all arctic animals she owned and lining them up. She added a tiger to it and I asked her if he belonged there. She responded yes, he's a Siberian tiger. She taught me something new!


This week we also went on several bundled up walks and visited the dentist. After a great report we celebrated with Coldstone ice cream.


Her memory verse this month is God has given a son to us. Isaiah 9:6.

With heart from our home, 
Jordan

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