D is for Dinosaur Day Camp

Our new class pet?

Jr. Paleontologists. No big deal.

Oh, just making ourselves some fossil dough.

Dinosaur Fossils?! WAY cool.

Oh, you know. Just comparing our tiptoe footprints with that of the king tyrannosaurus.

Look how awesome our fossils cooked up!

Horton Hears a Who

These Clovers, with their Who Ville Specs, turned out WAY cuter than I invisioned.

Such a hit this week, Dr. Seuss week!

W is for Wockets

Wockets for tiny pockets.

Hop on Pop

Oh yeeeeeeeah.

Yes. Yes, we did.

Been doing this activity for the last 5 years, or so, during Dr Seuss week. And let me tell you, it never gets old.

*Miss Morgan Original

Dr Seuss Cat in the Hat Cupcakes!

Typically, I prefer creating things with glue and paint and poms and string and stuff. But, occasionally I make something edible, that's kind of cute.

 My preschoolers LOVED these.

E is for Elastics

K is for Key Rubbings.

Our key rubbing art work turned out AMAZING!

K is for Kangaroo Pouches

K is for Kite

R is for Rainbow of Rice