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My Book Tie-Ins of the Week:
After all the time outside, I made snowflake quesadilla for us to share. It was so easy to cut out a tortilla and warm it on the stove along with a second one in a frying pan with olive oil. Once both tortillas were browned I placed turkey and cheese between the tortillas. I am also linking this to Feed Me Books Friday. 
Snow by Cynthia Rylant describes snow this way it comes softly in the night like a quiet friend" or falls so "heavy [it buries] cars up to their noses. The story describes all types of snow and shares a grandmother and her granddaugther enjoying the snow by sledding, making snow angels and more.
I love the illustrations by Lauren Stringer are filled with joy and paint beautiful images that fit perfect with Cynthia Rylant's words.
Snow Sensory Box
JDaniel used his chopsticks to give snowballs a haircut.
He went on to shovel the snow.
Outdoor Cleaning
JDaniel and the next door neighbor Nathan dusted off all the lawn furniture and railings on the deck.
Snowflake Quesadilla
Great Activity!!! Next week is the letter S for us so I've been on the lookout for some new projects =)
ReplyDeleteHow fun that he has a next door neighbor his own age. That looks like a tasty snowflake.
ReplyDeleteSuch fun! Love the quesadilla and cotton snowballs. I will have to find that book at our library. Have a great weekend my dear!
ReplyDeleteCute stuff!
ReplyDeleteDoes he like shoveling snow as much as he liked raking the leaves?
That's fun scooping the cotton balls, and I love the quesadilla. :)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the snow book y'all read, it's one of our favorites.
ReplyDeleteYour sensory box and snowflake quesadilla are both fun too!
We've had snow fun this week as well and it's been a blast!
So much snowy fun! I love the quesadilla.
ReplyDeleteoo how fun! I love the lunch!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like so much fun. I just love Moms that make life beautiful for their children!
ReplyDeleteThe quesadilla looks yummy!! I also like how you incorporated the chopsticks into your craft activity. Kerri
ReplyDeleteI dont have an activity to share, but I am going to bookmark these for the next snow day! YOu are so creative!
ReplyDeleteHere from momloop!
http://www.realpeachymom.com/2011/01/what-books-are-you-reading-need-some.html
How fun. I especially love the snowflake quesadilla. Have a super weekend!
ReplyDeletelove the tortillas!
ReplyDeleteSnowflake quesadilla is too cute! Wish we would have made one on our recent snow day. Snow doesn't stay around long here, if we even get it. We'll have to make day with the cottony and cheesy kind!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a neat book, I will have to see if our library has it. Fun tie-ins too!
ReplyDeleteGreat activities! We love Cynthia Rylant but haven't read that book yet.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun!! I love how you do tie ins with the books you're reading!
ReplyDeletei should check this out for broxton and i...
ReplyDeletehe is TOTALLY obsessed with snow now!
I LOVED that book!!! Except it made me a little teary when Rylant mentioned the fading snow leaving only memories and a picture with Grandma on the same page. Am I crazy or did anyone else well up? :) Love the quesadilla, too.
ReplyDeleteHey! Found you on SITS & Glad I did! I'm a new mom (my daughter is 11 weeks old) and I'm always looking for new books and ideas. Great book! I'm a new follower!
ReplyDeleteI love Cynthia Rylant books and many of her books make me tear up. I love the snow ideas inside, outside, and for lunch, too. Thank you for sharing. Carolyn
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