While the world is celebrating man-centered love through the endless purchasing of flowers and processed sugars, we hope to teach Jordyn that intense love for man finds its Genesis in a intense love for God. Love for God must precede love for man for it to be genuine; for God is Love. All other forms are merely shadows of true love. Let us not forget why or how we love men and God.
Theme of the Week: Valentines
Shape of the Week: Heart
Color of the Week: Red
| Transfering |
| Day 1 heart erasers (transferring), gluing hearts, heart coloring sheet |
| First time with erasers. |
| The glue stick MONSTER! |
| This was the longest we have spent on a Tot Tray!:) |
| First time with colored pencils, but preferred the markers. |
| Say hello to her new 'SMILE' face. |
| Day 2 pom poms, dot painting, tissue paper and contact paper |
| She took handed the lid to me and said 'red.' Yay! |
| This activity got her attention, its like stickers but opposite! |
| Our finished product mounted on the window led to much practice saying the word 'heart.' |
| Day 3 Stickers, Matching, Playdough |
| She was sooooo sweet! |
| Fine motor. |
| All she wanted to do was just EAT THEM. |
| Day 4 Foam Hearts and Glue, stringing with pipe cleaners, tape and paper |
| She wanted to glue--that's it! |
| We are still working on a 'sweet' smile. |
| Yes she was crying! |
| She got in all these different positions in order to do this activity, I loved watching her mind work. |
Day 5, Valentine's Day, we only did a Sensory Bin.
| The base is colored dyed rice (Kool Aid and rubbing alcohol). It smells AMAZING! |
| I kept trying to talk about the items, but she was so into this bin she didn't speak for 15 minutes. HAHA |