Monday, 7 November 2011
Flag Christmas Drcorations
Really not suggesting you make these with children, I just had to show them off because I am sooo pleased with them! I've made them for a very good friend of mine and her husband she's English, he's American. There was no way I was going to manage to sew all the stars so I sewed three the size of their family! I'm hoping to make a heart one combing the union jack and star spangled banner! Sorry for my boasting, but just wanted to share! Forgive me
Sunday, 6 November 2011
Felt Tree Button Board
I was inspired to make this but seeing a similar button board at Olives and Pickles Blog but had no particular reason to create it.
But then I saw "How to Catch a Falling Star" in the book shelf, and decided that if i created it could be used alongside the book. I made the button board so that it could be hung on the wall or folded up to transport.
I sewed it so that the grass would provide a pocket to store the leaves.
The leaves can then be buttoned onto the tree.
Matching leaves to the correct coloured buttons.
I plan to make the characters from the book to go with the story "How to Catch a Falling Star"
Labels:
autumn,
fine motor,
MIY (Make it Yourself),
montessori
Friday, 4 November 2011
Song Box
Just a simple shoe box with paper/card/ funky foam stuck to the top/ sides to create song environments: Pond, log, wall. Each song has a laminated piece or pieces as visuals for the song, and are either attached to a lolly pop stick or a peg dependent on whether it attaches to edge of box or poked into top.
Wednesday, 2 November 2011
Photo Playdough Recipe
I have been meaning to make this recipe book for some time now, we have a lovely one we made YEARS ago and it's still going strong! However I wanted to be able to share it with others so have created this which can be downloaded as a PDF at TES (free joining). Here are all the pages:






Great for supporting independence, pre reading, sequencing and those with any communication difficulties, or who need visual prompts, particularly those with Autism to know the sequence and duration of an activity!
Labels:
autism,
cooking,
MIY (Make it Yourself),
playdough,
sensory
Flower Ring
Tuesday, 1 November 2011
Hedgehogs - revisited
I love this action shot with one of the hedgehogs tumbling down!
Friday, 21 October 2011
So Autumn:- Pumpkin theme continued...I've found some fabulous links here, most of them are not particularly Halloweeny!!!
Living Montessori Now pumpkin themed ideas
Living Montessori Now more pumpkin links...My Montessori Journey pumpkin ideas
Growing in Peace a link to pumpkin growth sequencing cards
My Montessori Journey, pumpkin drawing
Mommy's Monkeys, pumpkin playdough
Roots and Wings Co, Pumpkin spice Playdough
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