Last week we decided to skip school and just play and lounge around the house. Jackson accidentally was given some Teddy Grahams Sunday afternoon at church and it made him constipated and irritable for the rest of the week. Not wanting to push him I just let him lay around and rest.
This week was all about cookies!
Monday we started off the day by making a batch of gluten free peanut butter cookies. I found a simple recipe at Gluten-free Girl and decided to give a try. They turned out to be wonderful and delicious!!

We made a small plate to share with Daddy when he got home.

After we made cookies we got dressed for the day. I have started to let Jackson pick out his clothes and also start to try and dress himself. Over the week he got very good at putting a shirt on, still with a little help, and is improving on pulling up his pants.
What he wanted to wear Monday, excuse the water spot he had just brushed his teeth.

We then colored pictures of cookies and a cookie jar and read several books that were based around the theme of the week, cookies.

He is also allowed now to pick out his pjs for the night, which has resulted in some unusual looks this week.

Tuesday we talked about circles. We colored a picture of a circle, played with play dough, made a caterpillar and played with a shape puzzle. We also read more books about cookies.




Wednesday we reviewed the letters A-H and then painted an “I” coloring sheet and added it to his alphabet book .He then pasted an ice creams cone together and after his nap he painted the picture. Mammy also surprised us with a visit and we spent the late morning and afternoon shopping with her.



Thursday was another rainy day and Jackson didn’t want to do any “school work”. Instead he helped me cook breakfast and we counted how many eggs we were cooking and then counted the steps from the stove to the table. We spent the rest of the day reading books and playing. He also had dance class that evening and did fantastic!

Friday we did Thursday’s lesson and I introduced the number 9. He added the number nine to his sticker book and then put a sticker on each smiley face. After counting the stickers several times we moved on to the craft for the day. He glued the number 9 and 9 gingerbread babies onto a piece of construction paper. He then colored the gingerbread babies with markers. We also played with several puzzles and read more books about cookies.



