可爱的小黄鸭 – 彩虹出版有限公司
阅读年龄:三岁以上
故事大纲:关于鸭子
琬文阅读年龄:18 个月
读后感:除了喜爱,还是喜爱。她一直不停的呷呷呷。这本书生动有趣。唯一的遗憾,它印有拼音。
We added those (transparent) colour paper at the end of the Binocular to let Yvette have a different view from the Binocular.
Gather materials – You will need 2 toilet paper roll, 1 kitchen paper roll, glue, transparent colour paper, scissor, cutter, tape, stapler & Construction paper.
Wrap the toilet roll using construction paper. Fold the end in and apply glue.
Hold the transparent colour paper at the end of the kitchen roll, then use a tape to stabilize the colour paper.
Insert into the toilet roll and cut the access away.
Use the “left over” to do the “joint”.
Join them together using a stapler.
This craft let Yvette experience viewing things via an object and since we made the craft with some colour paper, she could see her surrounding with more “colours”.
Yvette experienced doing taping and insert. She saw us doing cutting and joining the binocular with stapler.
Recommended Age: Not mention
Paperback Book: 24 pages
What to expect: When the bear gets taken away to the dump, the boy and the dog have to go to his rescue.
Age when it being read to Yvette: 18 mths
Book review: Sadly Yvette doesn’t like it. I wonder because I have been reading too much flap book and Spot Series to her. But personally I do like this book. It is easy to read and it goes like this: “This is the bear who fell in the bin. This is the dog who pushed him in. This is the man who picked up the sack. This is the driver who would not come back. Catchy I would say.
I learnt this craft from JGC. It was one of the craft she did with them. Since I am doing Letter B with her this week, I think it will be good I do it again with her. Most importantly, she like bubbles.
Gather materials – You will need : Bubbles, colouring agent, a straw, a bowl, and a piece of paper.
Pour bubble solution into the bowl, added colouring agent and then started to blow.
Gather the bubbles and collect them and “pour” them into the pieces of paper.
Yvette will just need to burst the bubbles and create a picture out of it.
It's a craft for senses. Yvette could feel the soapiness of the bubbles as she pressed them onto the paper.