Happy New Year’s Eve-Eve! Well, it is already for us in Greenwich Mean Time! Have you decided upon your goals for the New Year? I’m still trying to catch up on my to-do list from this year – I think that will be my resolution for next year: to set a good example to my children and finish what I’ve started. I know I’d feel a lot better about it. We’re currently being battered by Storm Frank, and although it will bring us gale-force winds and rain, we won’t see any snow. To make it feel more like winter, this week we’re having snow much fun indoors!
Let me know what you’re aiming for in the comments below, I’d really love to hear them!
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It’s Snow Much Fun
From snowmen to penguins, spelling to sensory bins, I hope you’ll find something educational and snow much fun for your little ones this week.
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| Winter Preschool Literacy Pack from Homeschool Preschool | Snow Fun Spelling and Vocabulary from Year Round Homeschooling | Frozen Counting Worksheets from Learning 2 Walk |
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| Oreo Cookie Ball Snowmen from Live Over C’s | Popping Snow from 3 Boys & a Dog | Anna Play Dough from Life Over C’s |
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| Penguins To & Pre-K Pack from In All You do | Do you want to dress a Penguin? from Sight & Sound Reading | Penguin Notebooking Pages from In All You Do |
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| Snowflake Sensory Play from A Little Pinch of Perfect | Do you want to build a snowman? from An idea on Tuesday | Montessori-inspired Snowmen Activities from Living Montessori Now |
Have a browse through the stacks
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