I wasn’t kidding when I said we kept “K” week simple. It was such a busy week with celebrating the Feast of St. Martin, planning a Baby Shower, and trying to keep up with the core subjects.
We didn’t get to the Picture Book Science or the Picture Study… In fact, Rascal said he “wouldn’t do anything that had had to do with Kiiissssessss… Ewwww!” Well, that changed pretty quickly when I said, “oh… that’s too bad, I thought you might like to help the girls make some Hershey Kiss Kritters!” 😉 lol!
Here are a few of the things we did do during “K” week, in addition to reading Elizabeth’s lovely story about Michael and the Kingcup Fairy, creating Modelling Wax letter K’s, and practicing forming the letter K with Handwriting Without Tears Hands-On Materials and Kimberlee’s Grey Block Paper.
From this Coloring Book
(While looking at the Flower Fairies Alphabet book and listening to the CD!)
(link removed – Catholic Artworks has a history of not shipping orders)
Copywork from An Alphabet of Catholic Saints. (You can print the one I made here.)
We also listened listened to I want to be a Christian! The Story of Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha,
Supplies:
I knew I wasn’t going to have much time this week, so when we made cupcakes on the Feast of St. Martin, I kept half aside for the girls to decorate for K week!
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cindy
It always looks and sounds like so much fun at your house…can I come stay for a week??? LOL. I'm betting it would be a BLAST.
Thanks for the inspiration, as always!!
Thanks for the inspiration! I love the cupcakes.
You did a great job on K (it's a great letter). It's too bad candy isn't spelled Kandy! 🙂
The kids did a great job on their Kritters and Kupcakes.
You're gonna be a mama of six in no time so just take it easy.
Take care,
Kristyn
So fun! Thanks for sharing jessica!
Lovely "K" week Jessica! Even for "K"eeping it simple it sure does look like it was a successful fun time! Thanks so much for sharing it with us.
God bless!
p.s. you and the baby continue to be in my prayers.