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Make a creation out of Jell-O, like this watermelon from Mama Jenn.
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Put together Susana's Super Jet!
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Cassie made Jellyfish & Jam to teach the letter J.
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Jolathe submitted a post all about the letter J, which included this adorable Jack in a Box.
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Sandra from Celebrate Every Day submitted an idea for a J is for Jungle mural.
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The Home Teacher suggest some J fun:
~hold a family jazz festival where you listen to jazz music and dance around!
~make a family jeopardy game where you have to answer questions about each other
~play jenga
~go on a jungle safari to your local library and check out books about jungle animals
Brandy from Adventures of a Flake has a whole series of Letter J posts that feature great activities like musical jars, painting a jungle scene, recreating the classic rhyme Jack be Nimble, and counting out jellybeans.
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Michelle at Delightful Learning sent us their Java Dough, "A silky smooth dough that smells like fresh-brewed coffee. We experimented with the recipe from Kid Concoctions and came up with a fun dough with an interesting feel and smells good!"
We mixed:
3/4 cup fresh brewed strong coffee
2 cups cornstarch
1/2 cup salt
then added flour to desired consistency
Make sure you stop by her post to see the jelly fish and the jam they made too!
Grab a Jump rope and jump for J!
Tell a Joke!
Just have fun!
Cute ideas!
ReplyDeleteHello, I'm leaving a comment for you because you have a great site here - I've really enjoyed reading your posts and your pictures are great !
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing them and have a lovely weekend
I'm starting letter recognition with my 20 month old next week and I'm SO excited to have found this site. We will do a "J" activity every day since his name is Jackson. Thanks so much for such a great site!
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