Did "science" with some stuff from her science kit and some of our water bottles and things. And by "science", I mean she got a bunch of water from the bathroom and poured it into the bottles and all over everything. But she did it while wearing goggles.
Library. No story time this month, but she spent quite a bit of time navigating sharing one computer with two other girls around her age. As far as I know, no one did any shrieking or crying.
Listened to the Kwanzaa music CD we got from the library. (The library has these things called "literacy kits" -- it's a big tote bag with books, CDs, DVDs, puzzles, and games around one theme. This is the second time Lucy has taken the Kwanzaa bag home.)
Watched Brave.
Put together a Kwanzaa puzzle.
I read her Curious George Rides a Bike.
Watched Kwanzaa DVD.
Made this bed when I wasn't looking:
[Side note: Last night Lucy was finally convinced that her monster face pajama shirt was too small for her (size 24 months!). She was pretty upset about it -- she didn't want to give it away. So I offered to turn it into a pillow. So now she has a little monster pillow!]
She asked me to pin that grocery circular to the wall. My first instinct was to refuse, but I'm trying to say "yes" more, so I said yes. I'm glad I did, because at first I think it was the tapestry from Brave, but then it turned into an archery target. Lucy's holding her stuffed Merida doll, an arrow (plastic stick from a balloon), and a bow (her new tool belt).
Speaking of saying "yes"... I heard her using the sink in the bathroom extendedly. When I went in, she was rubbing hand soap all over her RV camper toy. I suggested the bathtub might be better for rinsing the soap off. She did the jeep and trailer that go with it, too.
I read her the Brave golden book.
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