Today we dove back into our earthworm study with Garden Wigglers by Nancy Loewen. We then practiced letters with a worksheet and new clip cards, had some number lessons with measurements (used small blocks) and count and clip cards, and worked on our worm anatomy worksheet. Elliot also colored a worm illustration for our nature journal

• count and clip cards by @sosimpleabeginning
• worm measurement and parts of a worm worksheet by @magichomeschoolbus
• abc clip cards by @whimsyprintables
• Additional books: Earthworms by Claire Llewellyn and Barrie Watts and Lowdown on Earthworms by Norma Dixon

I wanted to keep it simple after lunch so we read Worms by Sian Smith and Elliot completed a threading exercise that was in the Kindergarten Readiness pack from our local library. Then he painted his Valentine gifts for his teachers.

This week we are learning about earthworms in our nature study! And I don’t think I’m the only one who can’t wait for spring to come. These little guys play such an important role in all things that grow and we are excited to explore what they are all about. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

So we started by reading Wiggling Worms at Work by Wendy Pfeffer and then practiced size, the letter W, and numbers with some cute worksheets. Elliot also colored a WORM letter sheet and drew an under the dirt scene in our nature journal while referencing a spread in Life Cycles by DK. Earthworms are pretty rad.