
Craft time will bring my boys to the dinning room table faster than any meal during the day.
I can safely say that our mornings are many times divided in "BEFORE Crafts" and "AFTER Crafts".
And I must admit it, I many times take advantage of this: "If you don't brush your teeth, you won't have Crafts today". Hey! It works.
Anyways, here are some of our "crabsts" for this month.
Our first one and perhaps there the relationship between craft time and "crabst" time (how they call it).Yes! It is a crab. We reviewed our shape -the circle, learned crab's body parts (head, legs and claws or pincher), we counted to make sure we had 8 legs and even had some math-fun: 4 legs on this side and 4 legs on the other side 4+4=8
And they thought we were only having fun!!
An octopus. This day was fun. We watch some videos online (Youtube) to see how octopus move, how and what do they eat, where do they live and how intelligent they are!During Craft time we reviewed our shape-the rectangle and we had math fun again. Hey! crabs have 8 legs and Octopus have 8 arms.
You could see their eyes, WOW! what a cool coincidence.

And you can't have "Down by the Sea" as a theme without a Fish.
We reviewed our shapes -the circle and the triangle and learned that fish's tails are called fins.
"When you learn to awaken your families creativity, wonderful things will happen: you'll make wonderful connections with your children in large and small ways; your children will more often engage in their own creative discoveries and your family will embrace new ways to relax, play and grow together"
from the book "The Creative Family: how to encourage imagination and Nature family connections" Author- Amanda Blake Soule
from the book "The Creative Family: how to encourage imagination and Nature family connections" Author- Amanda Blake Soule
:)Nayeli








