Trinity Lutheran School Red Room

Build a toilet paper roll rocket ship with your little ones! See the link below for directions

https://www.myteachingstation.com/make-a-rocket-using-toilet-paper-roll?utm_content=bufferc9b72&utm_medium=social&utm_source=pinterest.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Make a Rocket using Toilet Paper Roll Make a rocket with a toilet paper roll and colored paper. This rocket may not get launched into outer space but this art project will sure be a hit with the kids.

May 20th Chapel with Miss Logan!

https://youtu.be/UOmx0mRndqk

Chapel 5 20

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bOYnfqLQfg&feature=youtu.be

May 13th Chapel with Miss Logan

Chapel 5 13

"Elephant Toothpaste Science project we did with the kids during our Zoom meeting today!

https://babbledabbledo.com/amazing-science-how-to-make-elephant-toothpaste/

http://www.housingaforest.com/painting-with-balloons/

Art project with balloons! If you don't have acrylic paint at home, scroll down to see how Ms. Hollenback made her homemade paint for the caterpillar/butterfly project :)

https://happybrownhouse.com/balloon-rocket-stem-activity/

Balloon activity done with the kids this week!

Balloon Rocket STEM Activity Watch this balloon rocket zoom across the room in this balloon science experiment. This is a fun stem activity that kids will love!

April 29th Chapel with Miss Logan

https://youtu.be/JsQKzg760eE

https://youtu.be/MJhF9iNbWrk
April 22nd Chapel and Bible Story with Miss Logan

Chapel 4 22

April 15th Chapel with Miss Logan and our Early Childhood lead teachers!
https://youtu.be/f9hPGEhpFns

Chapel 4 15

https://pin.it/6FyuD3z (homemade fingerprint)

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Jumping Bunny Cup Craft (Link for Directions)

https://www.tobeakidagain.com/jumping-bunny-cup-craft/

Easter Science Activity

Materials:
-Plastic Easter eggs
-Baking soda
-Vinegar
-Sq**rt bottle/water bottle
-Food coloring
-Egg carton
-Storage container for something to set the egg carton in (ex. Rimmed cookie sheet, small tote)

Directions:
-Place half a plastic egg in each slot of egg carton
-Put 1 or 2 drops of food coloring in each egg (any variety of colors) then spoon baking soda on top to hide the dye underneath
-Give the bottle to the kids to sq**rt vinegar from bottle into plastic eggs
(You can keep this activity going by carefully dumping out the vinegar from each egg half as long as there is still some baking soda in the egg.)

Counting/Matching Colors with Easter Eggs

Supplies:
-Plastic Easter eggs
-Easter themed items (I used jelly beans instead to show that the kids can match colors during this activity, too)
-Black Sharpie marker
-Egg carton

Directions:
-Use black sharpie to write number and dots on eggs
-Using the egg carton to hold all the eggs and Easter items/jelly beans, instruct your child to add the correct number of Easter items/jelly beans to each egg. Then, match the written numeral to the correct number of dots
-The small pieces and closing the eggs while keeping all the Easter items/jelly beans inside can make a great fine motor skill challenge too! You can also then use them as shakers.