Parker’s Preschool Unit has been all about apples.
We’ve read books.
Listened to flannel board stories.
Shared in fingerplays.
And the art. Can’t forget the art.
I had to cut an apple into fourths so that it would be small enough for Parker’s hand to pick up, dip in paint and then stamp with.
And to add to the fun, Parker even squished his hand in the paint and stamped with that too. Only a Mom of a kid with special needs would truly understand the giddy burst of joy that inspired.
And if you look really close, you may even see the twinkle of glitter that Parker shook everywhere.
Cause shaking with the proper grip is an OT goal. And we are all about the achievement of goals around here.
Especially the really fun and messy ones.
Parker, that is beautiful!!!! And I LOVE the touch of glitter! You can never have too much glittler I always say
It looks like so much fun Tammy!
Love,
Amy
OH I just LOVE when art projecys involve fruit and veggies. Fun for the kids!
This one just looks soooooo happy!
I love the little handprints and when you throw a little glitter in there — perfection! Fabulous work, Parker!
~Michelle
Glitter?! I knew you were tough but now I know you are brave as well. Glitter scares me to death!
I DO understand what an accomplishment it is to get a kiddo with sensory problems to stick their hand in something squishy! Woohoo!
WTG Parker!!
What fun! I loved this line:
Only a Mom of a kid with special needs would truly understand the giddy burst of joy that inspired.
So true! Thank you for sharing his art with us!!
What a neat, neat picture!!! I love his handprints!!!!
Anytime Parker is involved, I see sparkles.
Parker, you are such an artist…love this.