Make muffins together (my recipe will be posted tomorrow). Have your child retell the steps in their own words.Ħ. Talk about the steps involved using good sequencing skills.
The only way to learn it is to practice and repeat over and over. This word is one of those odd irregular plurals that stays the same in singular and plural. Practice talking about multiples of moose. Make sure to keep the tongue inside the mouth and do not let any air escape from the sides of the mouth.Ĥ. For children working on /s/ sounds, practice final /s/ in “moose”. Try making the sound while holding your nose. For older children, make them aware of their bodies by talking about how your lips purse together for the /m/ sound and air escapes through your nose. For very young children, practice /m/ sounds. Try to make them somewhat logical, yet fun and entertaining.Ģ. Draw pictures for each statement and make them into a little picture book. Absurd and hilarious, this is another great book by Laura Numeroff and Felicia Bond.ġ. Because if you give a moose a muffin, of course, you will eventually be playing sock puppets with a large antlered mammal in your living room while hiding from your mom. It could also be called a book of warnings about inviting a moose into your home. Like it’s cousin, the mouse book, If You Give A Moose A Muffin goes through a series of scenarios and “if…then” statements. In other words, work starts up again tomorrow. I decided that If You Give A Moose A Muffin would be an appropriate post for today, as I reflect back on summer, jam, and muffins (recipe tomorrow!). I cannot read If You Give A Moose A Muffin without thinking of Maine, and longing to return to this place that I barely know. It went about as well as our recent camping trip, minus the kids. Yes, we drove north to Maine as the beginning of our trip to the West coast.Īctually, my first ever camping experience with Professor X was in Maine.
The other time was on our crazy, round-about move across the country. Once was to go shopping in their famous outlet stores ( I scored a jacket. Disclaimer: This post contains Amazon affiliate links.Īlthough I lived in Southern New England for 8 years, I only had the opportunity to visit Maine twice.
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