And some dry erase markers?
Well then, you have a wealth of possibilities! I recently read in a magazine (Family Fun? Parents??) that a woman would write a schedule or just little reminders on the mirror for her children, and that got me thinking of tons of different things I could do with Brody.
Here we were checking out a capital and lowercase B and then drawing things that began with letter B.
Brody!
Such an easy clean-up!
Here we were looking at the word circle and drawing different sizes of circles as well.
A couple special messages just for him...
Naming shapes and colors here...good speech practice. (Red heart, orange triangle, etc.)
And here we were looking at the capital and lowercase versions of all the letters that make up his first name.
In a few years we could even use this as a quick practice for spelling words, sight words, or vocabulary words. Any other ideas??
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This would be when he's older and reading, but how about a little checklist for getting ready in the morning before school to help keep him on task and get out the door on time, i.e. get dressed, eat breakfast, brush teeth, make bed?, feed dog?, etc. I saw a mom make a placemat checklist and laminate it for the child to check off at the breakfast table, but the mirror would be cool too.
If you recall...this is how drew and I kept our wedding planning
organized
HOW FUN! Hangman. Tic-tac-toe. Word search. As an incentive to use the potty.
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