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Thank you for visiting and taking the time to comment. I love reading your feedback. Have a blessed day! This week we studied: Octopuses and Ocean Animals. Even the octopus praises the Lord. I found great information for kids about octopuses at National Geographic Kids , including a video of an octopus squirting a bird with water which my boys JZ 5 and J-Bug 3 requested to watch again and again while laughing hysterically. After the workshop we were able to walk over to Sea Life Aquarium and see an octopus up close.

JZ 5 sorted sea creatures from this Under the Sea! He matched ocean animals and paired them off.



We counted the pairs by twos and practiced skip counting. We compared and contrasted the different types of sharks.

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We learned that Octopuses protect themselves by shooting black ink into the water when a predator approaches. The black ink allows them to remain unseen and swim away quickly. You can read more details at ehow. I set up a vase of water , a container of water with black tempura paint mixed in and an eye dropper. I put an octopus from our sea creatures in the bottom of the vase. We took a moment to discuss how we could easily see the octopus in the clear water. JZ used the eye dropper to slowly add the black paint and water mixture to the vase. Water transfer with an eyedropper is an excellent exercise for fine motor development.

As he added more black water it was harder to see the octopus. All About Reading is going well for JZ. His reading is becoming more fluid. All About Reading comes with word cards that are introduced in each unit.



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These cards are stored in a small box with dividers. The cards are divided up into words for future lessons, words to practice and words mastered.

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At the beginning of each unit we review any words to review before moving on to a new lesson. These words are not sight words, and it is not necessary to have the words memorized before moving the to the words mastered divider. The object is to be able to red fluently without struggling. Octopus and ocean animal books we love: As part of our Oo Octopus unit about ocean animals, we read the book Swimmy and did a couple of crafts throughout the unit to go along with the story.

The first craft was a simple paper plate craft. I cut a triangle out of each of the paper plates to glue to the body like a tail. We used snow paint to paint our fish. You could also use food coloring, tempura paint, or powered paint. I chose liquid watercolors simple because of the color scheme. The illustrations in Swimmy are full of gorgeous, pastel reefs and ocean life.