I is for inchworm

So, we  learned about the letter "i." But first we did the pledge of allegiance. That is my favorite part. The kiddos have to figure out which hand is their right hand, which one is their left hand, and then they put it on their heart or their bellies. You know...somewhere in the general vicinity of heart location. Totally cute.

Then we tried cutting inchworms with lower case and upper case i's, so we could match them. It turned into a big paper carnage without any matching at all.

We went outside and gathered little crab-apples and stuff that fell from the neighbor's yard. Also some tomatoes from the vines. Then we counted them with Everett. Because, he likes counting.  He really wanted to give his mom a little apple. I think he did.

We also sang some songs, and did some preschool yoga. They were good at downward dogs. Cutest little dogs ever. (R.J. did not want to try the yoga. Not at all, no matter how much he likes dogs, he did not want to do a yoga dog).