We have been working on numbers lately. Honestly, Adeline was not very interested in this activity but I thought it was great. She was more interested in reading her books today. She graciously gave me a few minutes of her time to count to five but she then said "all done" and left. So here is what we have.
I used a file folder to create my number cards and milk caps for the counters. I cut the folders on the fold and wrote a number with the correct amount of circles to indicate the place for the milk caps.
Adeline then placed the correct amount of lids onto the cards. I wanted to do this up to 10 but I guess we where "all done" at 5.
I used a file folder to create my number cards and milk caps for the counters. I cut the folders on the fold and wrote a number with the correct amount of circles to indicate the place for the milk caps.
Adeline then placed the correct amount of lids onto the cards. I wanted to do this up to 10 but I guess we where "all done" at 5.
Love this idea I am pinning it now. It is great all the things that can be done with bottle tops and the best thing is that they are free!
ReplyDeleteThanks Amy for stopping by. Yes, I agree I love doing these little projects with milk caps.
ReplyDeleteWow what a coincidence! We did a similar activity today! Love the idea of using milk caps.
ReplyDeleteI think your bottle cap activities are great, too! Kids definitely do have different interests on different days. Thanks for linking up with Montessori Monday. I featured your post at the Living Montessori Now Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/LivingMontessoriNow
ReplyDeleteI began saving our milk caps b/c I thought this was such a good idea!
ReplyDeleteI love that! I'm going to have to do something similar with my daughter.
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