early easter egg hunt with a scholastic twist
Two unopened bags of plastic Easter eggs used to sit on my kitchen table. Now there is 1 unopened bag of plastic Easter eggs on the table and 1 opened bag of plastic Easter eggs. More importantly, the opened bag of plastic Easter eggs is now 1/3 empty. Can you guess who the culprit of my dilemma may be?
The two bags of plastic Easter eggs. 1 unopened. 1 opened and 2/3 full.
1 missing egg has been discovered.
Another missing egg has been located. And this morning 2 more eggs have been found.
The perpetrator has since moved on to other adventures. This time it’s the removal of a yellow feather from a Mardi Gras mask made by Mimi.
Mimi models her handmade Mardi Gras mask. Notice the lack of a yellow feather.
Annie’s just glad she doesn’t have anything that Sadie desires. Yet.
In order for Mimi to overcome her plight of missing feathers she instead demonstrates her new skill, that of reading. We are actually very surprised that she’s moved to this next step in her education because she’s never been interested in academics. At all. In the least bit. Without much persuasion and arguing and gnashing of teeth and pulling out one’s own hair and giving up and bouts of despair and searching for non-academic sources of success for a non-academic child.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPmzLsva8yg