Duration: 1 hour
It was so lovely to get outside and enjoy the sunshine today. I have been wanting to do this activity with you for some time - actually since you got your gardening tools for Easter. So, I rounded up some items that we had lying around the house, found some rice and playdough, then put everything in one big tub for our little garden. We reused the cocoa playdough from another sensory tray so it was nice and crumbly, like dirt.
I had intended for you to plant all of the flowers and "water" them with the blue rice, but you're 20 months old. You have your own ideas. I showed you how to do one and you sort of followed along. Then, I just encouraged you do your own thing. You took the lead and had a wonderful time enjoying the dirt and insects.
At first, I couldn't understand why you weren't putting any "dirt" into the pots.
Then I realized that you didn't have your gloves on!
Now you're ready to get your hands dirty!
Then you decided that gloves were overrated, so you tossed them aside.
Great Grandma even planted a few flowers with you. She loves to garden!
Mmmm, smells sweet!
We thought they were so pretty, that they deserved to be add to our actual garden in the yard. Picture perfect!










This is adorable! Your pictures are fantastic! and I have to share with you that my little C has the same sweatshirt! Love Gymboree :) I am pinning this so I can remember it for when C is older.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! Gymboree does have adorable kids clothing! They last long too! Appreciate the pin. :)
Deleteso sweet! i love how your posts are written towards him! what a great memoir this will be when he gets older!
ReplyDeleteThanks Andie! Hopefully he will take the time to read few now and then when he gets older!
DeleteWhat a fun activity and sensory table. You did great work. Jodi @ www.meaningfulmama.com
ReplyDeleteAww, thanks! He's been loving his sensory tables. :)
Deletevery cute! my oldest would love this- frogs and snails and puppy dog tails
ReplyDeleteThank you! He had a lot of fun...especially when Grandma joined in!
DeleteLove this sensory box idea! It looks like he had a lot of fun... I know my little one would love it!
ReplyDeleteThank you SO much for sharing your post with me! What a great little activity for little explorers!
ReplyDelete...danielle