Wednesday, April 3, 2013

Bunnies!

On Thursday, April 4 we will:

  • Read Knuffle Bunny by Mo Williems.
  • Sing some bunny songs (for someone special who loves "In a cabin in the woods!)
  • Play "Knuffle Bunny Freeze Dance."
  • Rhythm stick fun

Just an FYI, I will need to leave at 11 o'clock tomorrow for an appointment.


Thursday, March 28, 2013


There is no Discovery Hour today, March 28.
Hope to see you all next week!

Thursday, March 21, 2013

Numbers

On Thursday, March 21 we will:

  • Read Seven Hungry Babies by Candace Fleming
  • Make counting cards for 1-10

Great ideas for counting and numbers from PreKinders

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Dots and Mud!

On Thursday, March 14 we will:

  • Read Mud by Mary Lyn Ray.
  • Read The Dot by Peter Reynolds.
  • Do "squiggle drawings."



Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Alphabet Fun

Join us Thursday, March 7 for some alphabet fun!

50 Early Literacy Activities 

Hope to see you all soon!



  1. The highest truth cannot be put into words.
    Therefore the greatest teacher has nothing to say.
    He simply gives himself in service, and never worries.
    ~ Lao Tzu

Monday, February 18, 2013

No Class

There will be no Discovery Hour February 21st or 28th.
We will resume classes on March 7th at 10 AM.

See you then!

Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Colors!

On Thursday, January 14 we will:

  • Read Sky Color by Peter Reynolds.
  • Make coffee can paintings.
  • Practice "blowing colors." Idea from Seattle Mama Doc
    • We tried this in the car today. We were just about to pull into the grocery store and the kids were on the verge of "loosing it" and we weren't even in the store yet!!! So we tried blowing colors and it worked! I even had the kids blowing into each others faces and mixing colors, it was a silly way to let out aggression towards each other after spending the afternoon in the car side-by-side. Then we were able to do our food shopping, no problems :)
  • After helping children find their breath, moms will practice a way to stay calm during moments when we need it most. From Learning Motherhood.