I'm a little bit of both because I'm inherently lazy. I know if I say something like, "Letters from 10:00-10:15" it won't happen...but I still want to have some sort of activity schedule for this Spring and Summer. Enter: the homeschool preschool bucket list! (You can download a weekly activity planner at the end of this post!)
Munchie Monday: Where we make a yummy food! Probably a breakfast food or other food (like rolls! or freezer meals--which I might do since I'm expecting in May) that can be used throughout the week. Specifically these:
- Blueberry Oatmeal Bread
- Baked Oatmeal Casserole
- Lemon Raspberry Muffins
- Vegan Banana Pancakes
- Utah Scones
- Honey-nut Granola
- Rainbow Bread
- Homemade Poptarts
- Biscuits
- Whole Wheat Honey Oatmeal Bread
- Homemade Flour Tortillas (I slightly changed this recipe to my own liking, but once you make these you'll never be able to eat store bought tortillas again. Seriously. I just...I can't.)
- Easy White Bread. Let me just reiterate that this is EASY.
- Paint with Watercolors and glue
- Button Sorting
- Finger Painting
- Homemade bubbles
- Ball pit
- Felt activities
- Homemade moon dough
- Dye eggs with shaving cream and food coloring
- Swimming/run in sprinklers
- Go for a walk
- Go to the park
- Run outside
- Ride bikes
- Fly a kite
- Do Yoga stretches together
- Kick a ball around
- Alphabet Matching
- Homemade Volcano
- Pom-pom activities
- Just read
- Learn sight words. I've been using DVDs, flashcards, and books from the Preschool Prep Co. They are awesome! Caeden knew all of the words after a month. He's still learning that the words he learned on the DVD/flashcards are in his books.
- Alphabet flashcards. Preschool Prep Co also has these, but I haven't used them yet.
- Learn numbers. You can download a DIY numbers quiet book here.
- Puzzles
- Stargazing
- Fishing
- Backyard camping
- Have a bon fuego (bonfire)
- Get a chicken or two
- Go to the zoo
- Go on a mini weekend get-away