One of Jack & Grace's favorite songs is called Old St. Helen by Billy Jonas. Since we are frequently singing and dancing to this song about a volcano I thought it would be fun for Jack & Grace to learn more about them. Today was designated volcano day! First thing this morning Jack & Grace worked together to make this volcano picture. Grace painted the base of the volcano brown while singing, "Wo, wo, wo, the lava's gonna flow. Wo, wo wo, the mountain's gonna blow....." Jack helped to shred the yellow and red tissue paper to make lava while smiling the whole time. Great job, Jack! Grace later glued the tissue paper to the top of the volcano to create the lava.
Science Experiment!
Grace put baking soda and red food coloring in a small bowl. Grace then poured in vinegar to make lava!
ERUPT!
This science activity was a big hit and Grace ended up making at least fifteen lava explosions.
Later this morning Jack, Grace, and I visited our library to check out books about volcanoes. We spent the remainder of our morning looking at the volcano books, making more lava explosions, and dancing to Old St. Helen!
3 comments:
What a great day! I want to have Volcano Day at our house!
Rebecca, you stun me with your ideas and creativity. You should open up a Pre-School or write a book! Jack and Grace are so cute! I love the way Jack was such a big helper. Grace DOES know more than I do. Poppy is not at all surprised that this has happened--knowing Grace as we do!!
Happy Eruptions of All Kinds,
Maddy
What fun! Grace is a serious scientist and Jack is certainly enjoying this exploration! Can't wait to see what they experiment with next...
Hugs from Vermont,
Donna
P.S. Maddy is right, Rebecca, you need to write that book and share your creativity with other Moms and their kiddos...
Grace, you are a science wonder.
Volcanos are amazing, as you saw when you did your experiments and built your paper one. Your tissue paper volcano is the prettiest one that I have ever seen. Jack did an exceptional job helping you crush the paper.
XOXOXO,
Memere
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