Yesterday;s Seuss activity was fairly simple. The original idea was to make sun-prints out of various household objects and construction paper (put objects on paper, lay in the sun until the paper around the objects fades and an impression of the objects is left). However, I think our construction paper was already old and faded and after a couple hours in the sun with no change, I decided to go for Plan B.
I traced the outline of the objects on the paper, and gave it to the girls as a puzzle where they match up the objects with their outlines. This was not too challenging for L and E (31 months), but since it was a new activity they were excited to try it. Each girl took her turn sitting nicely at the table and concentrated on completing the task.
As much as kids need repetition to learn, they really want variety, so I'm glad we did an activity that was new to us.
Today the girls found the paper with the object outlines and wanted to do the activity again. Since I had already put the objects away, it turned into a scavenger hunt, for a little extra challenge!
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