Welcome back to On the Farm week! Today we’ll make animal sounds on Word Party, wash some muddy animals, read a book, and make a pizza snack

Watch Together

In this episode of Word Party, (Season 1, Episode 2, “Down on the Farm,”) the babies pretend to be farm animals. After watching, you might ask your child:

Which animal did both Kip and Lulu want to be?
Do you remember the name for a girl chicken? How about a boy chicken?
What animal would you be if you were playing with the babies?
Can you think of any other farm animals?

Watch the episode here.

Wash the Muddy Farm Animals

Farm animals can get pretty muddy sometimes, and they need a good farm hand to help them get clean. This sensory play activity from The Imagination Tree is easy to set up and makes for some good, clean fun.

Find the full activity here.

Cuddle Up and Read

Don’t miss this twist on the classic traditional tale: The Little Red Hen Makes a Pizza by Philemon Sturges. Not only will your child spot some farm animals in the story, they’ll also pick up social-emotional lessons about determination, perseverance, kindness, and friendship.

Read along to the story here.

Little Red Hen Pizza Snack

Feeling hungry after all that pizza talk? Try this 3-ingredient snack from Pre-K Pages. You could make the snack yourself or build independence in your child by downloading the kid-friendly recipe in the link. Then, allow your child to prepare the snack while you assist as needed.

Find the recipe here.

Coming Up Next…

A Dinosaur Train gardening challenge, veggie and fruit stamping, and more!

ACTIVITIES

Curated educational activities from Early Childhood Specialist Leslie Gaar.

On the Farm Week Part 2

Welcome back to On the Farm week! Today we’ll make animal sounds on Word Party, wash some muddy animals, read a book, and make a pizza snack

Watch Together

In this episode of Word Party, (Season 1, Episode 2, “Down on the Farm,”) the babies pretend to be farm animals. After watching, you might ask your child:

Which animal did both Kip and Lulu want to be?

Do you remember the name for a girl chicken? How about a boy chicken?

What animal would you be if you were playing with the babies?

Can you think of any other farm animals?

Watch the episode here.

Wash the Muddy Farm Animals

Farm animals can get pretty muddy sometimes, and they need a good farm hand to help them get clean. This sensory play activity from The Imagination Tree is easy to set up and makes for some good, clean fun.

Find the full activity here.

Cuddle Up and Read

Don’t miss this twist on the classic traditional tale: The Little Red Hen Makes a Pizza by Philemon Sturges. Not only will your child spot some farm animals in the story, they’ll also pick up social-emotional lessons about determination, perseverance, kindness, and friendship.

Read along to the story here.

Little Red Hen Pizza Snack

Feeling hungry after all that pizza talk? Try this 3-ingredient snack from Pre-K Pages. You could make the snack yourself or build independence in your child by downloading the kid-friendly recipe in the link. Then, allow your child to prepare the snack while you assist as needed.

Find the recipe here.

Coming Up Next…

A Dinosaur Train gardening challenge, veggie and fruit stamping, and more!

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ACTIVITIES

Curated educational activities from Early Childhood Specialist Leslie Gaar.

On the Farm Week Part 2

Welcome back to On the Farm week! Today we’ll make animal sounds on Word Party, wash some muddy animals, read a book, and make a pizza snack

Watch Together

In this episode of Word Party, (Season 1, Episode 2, “Down on the Farm,”) the babies pretend to be farm animals. After watching, you might ask your child:

Which animal did both Kip and Lulu want to be?

Do you remember the name for a girl chicken? How about a boy chicken?

What animal would you be if you were playing with the babies?

Can you think of any other farm animals?

Watch the episode here.

Wash the Muddy Farm Animals

Farm animals can get pretty muddy sometimes, and they need a good farm hand to help them get clean. This sensory play activity from The Imagination Tree is easy to set up and makes for some good, clean fun.

Find the full activity here.

Cuddle Up and Read

Don’t miss this twist on the classic traditional tale: The Little Red Hen Makes a Pizza by Philemon Sturges. Not only will your child spot some farm animals in the story, they’ll also pick up social-emotional lessons about determination, perseverance, kindness, and friendship.

Read along to the story here.

Little Red Hen Pizza Snack

Feeling hungry after all that pizza talk? Try this 3-ingredient snack from Pre-K Pages. You could make the snack yourself or build independence in your child by downloading the kid-friendly recipe in the link. Then, allow your child to prepare the snack while you assist as needed.

Find the recipe here.

Coming Up Next…

A Dinosaur Train gardening challenge, veggie and fruit stamping, and more!