Skittles...Taste The Rainbow
It's great for kids to learn with more than one sense.
So continuing with yesterdays theme,
We learned about color with our sense of sight and taste.
I like to keep things simple,
So while I was drawing a Rainbow for Miss Sassy to use,
She was drawing her own Rainbow
I did this right after Lunch.
I quickly cleaned off the table,
Grabbed some markers, papers and Skittles and we got learning.
I gave her my drawing of the Rainbow
And she sorted the Skittles by color.
The only stipulation: No eating the Skittles until they were all sorted.
I kept baby H in his highchair and gave him books to read.
It was fun and tasty!
It's great for kids brains to sort any item.
And colors are right up my 3 year olds alley now.
What a fun activity, now I'm hungry for skittles! I think I'll try this with Cami and her cousin Ari this week...Ari's staying with us for 8 days! They'd have fun with the colors, although I don't know they'd be disciplined enough to hold off eating until sorted. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea! I bet little miss sassy had the best time! Ps her rainbow was adorable
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun way to enjoy your Skittles!! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking this project up with For the Kids Fridays! I appreciate you stopping by, and hope to have you back for this week's party! I'll be posting it later tonight.
:)rachel at SunScholars.blogspot.com
Thanks Heather and Ash! Good luck with Ari, let me know if we can help (maybe a play date at your house or something.) Have fun doing this activity with them, let me know how it goes!
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ReplyDeleteI love your blog thanks for all of the great ideas!!
Thanks so much for sharing this at For the Kids Friday Link Party! I will be posting the next party tomorrow night. I hope to have you stop by and join us for another week sharing great ideas for our kids!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by!
:)rachel at http://SunScholars.blogspot.com
What a great reason to give my sweeties some sweets :) Thanks for linking to the Rainbow Connection!
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