Roots hold the plant in place as the stem grows through the soil. Some tree roots can grow over 20 feet down into the ground! Roots drink up water and nutrients for the plant.
Today we drew a picture of a plant with roots on the cover of our journals. We also made the letter Ee with yarn (roots) and with letter builders.
For fine motor we used glue to trace a cake and used sprinkles! Lots of pinching and squeezing.
Square is the shape and red is the color of the month. We built our names with red squares. The older kids count out the number of squares and write their name. The younger kids match the squares to the letters on their strip. Some have advanced to no longer needing me to write their name and they glue in order. We say the letters and count how many letters they have in their names daily!
Today we drew a picture of a plant with roots on the cover of our journals. We also made the letter Ee with yarn (roots) and with letter builders.
For fine motor we used glue to trace a cake and used sprinkles! Lots of pinching and squeezing.
Square is the shape and red is the color of the month. We built our names with red squares. The older kids count out the number of squares and write their name. The younger kids match the squares to the letters on their strip. Some have advanced to no longer needing me to write their name and they glue in order. We say the letters and count how many letters they have in their names daily!
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