Isaiah is almost 41 months
L is for Life, and we had a lot of interesting experiences in our lives this week!
Bible Verse:
Mark 12:30 And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.
Bible Story:
Lazarus
Unfortunately, I couldn't think of any great crafts for this Bible story to increase hand coordination for Isaiah, so we acted out the story with some of his little animals. Lazarus was the lion (since they both started with L). I hope that doesn't seem too sacrilegious! We didn't have an animal for Jesus. And Isaiah's little cloth briefcase sufficed for the tomb. So Isaiah enjoyed putting Lazarus into the tomb, but I had to convince him that Mary and Martha didn't need to go in the tomb, too. Then he enjoyed taking Lazarus back out when I finished the telling him the story.
Laundry basket
Which apparently has suddenly begun to fascinate Isaiah.
Lydia!
Lydia's mommy had their second daughter on Monday night! We got to spend all day with Lydia on Wednesday! They played so well together!
Lick
Thursday our friends Oksana and Slava came over. After lunch we were able to go for a walk in the wonderful park near our house. Isaiah and I enjoyed licking some ice cream!
LighthouseI made the letter L and we turned the tall side into a lighthouse. Anyone recognize which lighthouse this is supposed to be?
Legos
Isaiah actually asked to play with his legos! And guess what else! He built something with them! This is the first time that he's worked so hard to put the legos together all by himself. Before this he's only pulled them apart.
Lids
Isaiah is getting better and better at unscrewing or taking off lids these days. And he even has started to put them back on fairly well. This also has developed into a fascination with putting chap stick on his lips because he can get that lid off very easily! Hmmm....wonder where he got that idea? (anyone with the last name of Slawson willing to confess to this behavior?) :)
We did a few other things like mail letters, look through magazines, lock ourselves out of the apartment, and of course laugh lots and lots.
Some songs we sang:
O Be Careful Little Hands..., This Little Light of Mine, O Love That Will Not Let Me Go, and tons of songs with Love in them.
These last 2 pictures, don't have much to do with our Tot School, except that the applique is "Little Mechanic". I just really like them, so I had to add them! And it's like a preview for next week's M activities!
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Oh, and if you're just really curious about our K Week, feel free to go and check it out, too.
6 comments:
It looks like a very fun week. We are big Lego fans here as well (especially my husband :))
Sounds like "L" week was lots of fun!Jake & I built a tunnel with his legos for his little tractor to go through this morning. Can't wait for the boys to play together! So you feel there may be an addiction to chapstick in our family? Where did you ever get that idea:) Isn't it normal to have one in your pocket, two in your purse and one by your nightstand! love ya, Beth
love the lighthouse!
Love the train outfit!!! We love our mega-blocks here!!
Oh you are so-o-o-o adorable ! Cant's wait to hug and squeeze you.
You got some great pictures of Isaiah and Lydia! Thanks for spending that day with her!
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