Spring!

I thought I would just give you all an example of a week.
Monday we read a story. Tuesday and Wednesday we read it and/or retell it again (Feel free to print it out and use this one.)
Tuesday is clay day: we used bee's wax this time to make butterflies
Wednesday is painting day: Nate paints with watercolor and then I took the dry painting and printed out a clip art design then we cut out the shape.
Thursday is music day: we are learning a new song
Friday is knitting day: Nate made butterflies

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