The kids loved this zuchinni bread made with the last of our summer harvest!
Ingredients:
In one bowl mix together all the dry ingredients:
- 1 1/2 cups grated zucchini
- 2 cups almond flour
- 1/2 teaspoon sea salt
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/4 cup coconut oil
- 1/2 cup honey
- 2 large eggs
In one bowl mix together all the dry ingredients:
In another bowl mix together all the wet ingredients:
Mix the dry ingredients into the wet ingredients:
Carefully pour into an oiled bread pan and bake for about 60 minutes at 350 degrees:
Slice into rectangles and enjoy with your friends!
MAKE YOUR MARK!
It's not just scribbles... mark making is an important foundation for pre-writing skills, creativity, and critical thinking.
‘Scribbles are products of a systematic investigation, rather than haphazard actions’. (John Matthews, The Art of Childhood and Adolescence: The Construction of Meaning)
It's not just scribbles... mark making is an important foundation for pre-writing skills, creativity, and critical thinking.
‘Scribbles are products of a systematic investigation, rather than haphazard actions’. (John Matthews, The Art of Childhood and Adolescence: The Construction of Meaning)
Make your mark with watercolor pencils!
Make your mark with dot markers!
"This is where the clouds are going hello"
Make your mark with watercolors!
‘Children as they begin to draw and paint make an intellectual journey which has musical, linguistic, logical and mathematical as well as aesthetic aspects.’ (John Matthews, The Art of Childhood and Adolescence: The Construction of Meaning)
Make your mark with chalk!
"I wrote my name and this is my picture of me!"
"I wrote my name and this is my picture of me!"
Make your mark with shaving foam!
‘When children have opportunities to play with ideas in different situations and with a variety of resources, they discover connections and come to new and better understandings and ways of doing things.’
(The Early Years Foundation Stage)
‘When children have opportunities to play with ideas in different situations and with a variety of resources, they discover connections and come to new and better understandings and ways of doing things.’
(The Early Years Foundation Stage)
Mark making goes beyond just crayons, markers, brushes, and pencils... make your mark with clay!
The best projects are completely child-led! Here one kiddo starts randomly crushing chalk and it quickly becomes a thriving painting project for everyone!
"I am a hunter!"
We have been practicing some fun yoga poses!
Mountain Pose
Mountain Pose
Frog Pose
Airplane Pose
Tree Pose
Mama Lisa donated a beautiful Alphabet Puzzle!
At circle time we have been learning clapping and musical rhythms to help remember all the names of our new friends!
At snack time we like to read socio-emotional growth books to help start our day with some good reminders. We love this book "The Story of My Feelings" by Laurie Berkner.
Watering and weeding in the garden - such sweet caretakers :)
Birthday Cupcakes!
Heavy Work! Creating ramps and building trains...
Sweet Friends!
See you next time!
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