
What did we do with Fletcher and the Falling Leaves?
Foam Tree


Oh! These leaves could also be played with on the side of a bathtub or on a shower door.

JDaniel had to place the correct number of leaves on a plate to match the number on the center of the plate. We used leaves that we had gathered at a local park and from our yards.
Word Family Trees and Leaves




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The book sounds adorable. I don’t have many nice Fall books , will have to check this out!
I like the word trees. The book sounds great!
The book sounds so cute! What a great way to teach the alphabet!
Very cute, I love all of this.
What a wonderful teacher you are!! Crafts are the best way to teach – they remember the crafts that they do!
So adorable! That book looks like a good one!
very cool! WOW! I sooo lack creativity! Happy Friday!
I love those trees!!!
The word tree is wonderful!
Love the trees.. Yesterday Ben and I brought some leaves in from outside and put them between wax paper and ironed the wax paper with a hot iron..He thought this was so cool.. I used to do this with my mom and they stay looking very nice for a long time..
you are very creative… ta ta for now from Iowa:)
I love the leaf counting activity and the foam tree, such a neat idea! We def need to check out Fletcher and the Falling Leaves =)
I love the word families idea!
Those foam leaves are too cute! Mine would definitely play with them in the tub….They are using foam ABC’s in there right now!
I need to do those word family trees (it would be perfect for my kids right now) and I’ve gotta get my hands on that book! I’ve been hearing such good things about it. Thanks for the chance to link.
🙂 This sounds a fun way to with the alphabet, JD Mom. It might be a little ahead of our three-year old pre K’er though. She does pretty well know her alphabet, numbers, shapes, etc. My SIL is the stay-at-home dad, I might show him some of what you are doing. They live in London but will be visiting them in about a month.
Thank you for peeking in on my letter “T”. JD might like that old car or some of the hot rods on the link I have.
i feel so un-Martha Stewarty now! great ideas even thought I have no idea how to actually execute these!
Those leaf activities would be perfect for us. Thanks for sharing!
Love the word family trees. What a fun way to learn!
I love how you extended this great book. I am sure JD will be reading soon with these extension activities.
Looks like such fun! I love this time of year. It is so fun to take the kids outside and there are billions of activites to do 🙂
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great fun – I may have to use the tree/leaf phonics here at home! pinning!
Thank you for featuring our retelling fun with 10 Red Apples! It means a lot to be featured.
That looks like such a sweet Fall book. Thanks for sharing your great leaf activities.
Great activities! I hope we have the book at our library!
Your post just got me super excited and totally in the mood for Fall, my FAVORITE time of year. What awesome activities you do w/ JDaniel!! Love them all! Thanks for letting me know about your post. Love it!! 🙂
I love all your leaf projects! I recognize some of them from my kids’ schoolwork!
really like the whole matching the ending of the words activity 🙂
So many fun things! You are such a good mom.
Sandy
You have a precious and bright little boy! I Like all these different learning tools to help make learning fun. What a good job you do mom!
I love Fletcher so much and these are some good extension activities.
Lovely, I’ll have to see if we can get the book over here. x
We’ll have to add this book to our list. It sounds wonderful. Love the activities you paired with it.
Thanks for sharing at the Sunday Showcase. 🙂
I love the Word Family Trees. I’m going to add that to the plan for next week 🙂
We’d love for you to link up to our Finished Friday Linky.
I featured you on my blog today.Lovely ideas.http://www.smilinglikesunshine.com/2012/10/5-autumn-activities-and-weekly-kids-coop.html