Little Bug painted with a Q-tip on the letter Qq.

We made a handprint quilt.

We played with pattern blocks and made a quilt.

Little Bug played a Quiet and Loud game. She put all the “Loud” and “Quiet” cards together.

We learned about quarters…and nickels, dimes and pennies. I taught Little Bug the name of each coin. Then she placed each coin on this paper next to its name.

I taught her that four quarters make one dollar. I gave her a bunch of quarters and told her to put them in groups of 4. Then she had to figure out how many dollars she had!

We played “Quarter Toss”.

I cut the letter Q out of foam paper, gave Little Bug a hand full of quarters and told her to try and throw the quarters so that they would land in the middle of the letter Q. She got some in, but most of them flew everywhere but into the Q!

Little Bug put the quilts in size order from biggest to smallest.

Little Bug made a Q-tip dandelion.

I asked Little Bug some Questions and wrote down her responses!

Here is how it went (she was playing with Play-Doh while I asked her these questions):

What is your name? [She said her name the adorable way she says it.]

How old are you? Free.

What is your favorite song? Jesus Loves Me (I have been singing this song to her basically since birth!)

What is your favorite color? Pint. (Pink)

Who is your best friend? Jesus

What is your favorite food? Jesus (Can we say…distracted?) I asked her again and she said, “I’m busy rolling this.”

What is your favorite book? Disney. (She will sit and listen to loooooong stories. It is amazing that she has the attention span for this.)

What do you want to be when you grow up? Tall.

What is your favorite animal? Giraffe.

Who is your favorite person? She looked straight at me and pointed!

- Elaine