Bug Week!


Happy Monday Friends! 

Today we are starting a new Theme "Bugs".  This week we are going to talk about the different kinds of bugs, Where they live, what makes them the same/different.

Today we talked about the sequence of events involved in the different jobs that bugs have. You can find the video in the group.

I would love for you to join the conversation. Creative Campus Early Childhood Learning Activity Group  https://www.facebook.com/groups/Thecreativecampus/ share your favorite Bug themed activities. This week we are also talking about Event sequencing. how can you practice this skill while you explore and study bugs? 


Share your ideas with us and check in every day for fun new learning ideas. If you want even more fun learning ideas with bugs. Check these out. (Bugs) https://yescourse.com/~/creative-campus/#!invitations-to-play-with-open-ended-play-loose-parts-play-bugs-and-plants/1/zn7px/


I cant wait to hear all your fun ideas for learning about bugs! 

Theresa

Your Creative Solutions Creator and Professional Mess Maker
at The Creative Campus Online.com

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