JULY 2018 THEME- THE WONDER OF LEARNING

[Amy]

THE WONDER OF

L earning about everything in the world.

E nvironment, this includes the colors, sky,

     weather, buildings and transportation.

A frica, let us embrace everything about Africa

    and South Africa.  Mandela Day is July 18.

R eading is the way we learn about the world.

   Picture squares with words, the alphabet with

   both capital and small letters.

N umbers and mathematics.  We can embrace

  numbers and geometric shapes.

I nternational.  Let us showcase the different

   country flags from around the globe.

N ature can explore animals, plants, bugs and

   all the best that mother nature has to offer

   little children.

G ames, children can learn so much by being

   able to play sports, games, with puppets and

   soft cuddly toys.

This July let us celebrate

The Wonder of Learning.

Here are some pictures from last year for inspiration.

 

Lets learn about geometry with this Pattern of the Month,

Circles, Triangles and Squares

 

The Wonder of Learning Photo Album

 

[Bev Jeffery]

FABULOUS intro, Amy. You have thought of everything. I have many possibilities running through my head.  :))

[Anne Powell]

What a great job you have done on the intro, Amy!  I had better get busy!

[Karen Gordon]

This blanket has just come back to me from my Mum.   I knit it in February and it has been overlooked by other toys needing sewing up, then forgotten all about - shame on us!    It's my 23rd completed blanket and is a bit of a bonus to be ready for inclusion in this theme so early. 

[Amy]

A perfect start for our letter A Africa.  I love the triangles and PJs.  Beautiful work Karen.  Thanks Mum for sewing this together.

[Deborah Anderson Fleming]

Absolutely magnificent colors! And a blanket of squares and triangles.Wow Karen! 

[Bev Jeffery]

It's a BEAUTY, Karen!! Very effective with all the different diagonal combos and then a few solids in black and some in white to give some definition. Thank you to your Mum for  sewing these together. She does a fabulously neat job.....but then your squares are always sooooo neat, I imagine this helps, heaps.  :))

[Amy]

Letter R is for reading

[Karen Gordon]

A very clever, neat and imaginative square.

[Deborah Anderson Fleming]

Wonderful Amy. Loving your embroidery on top. 

[Bev Jeffery]

What a 'popping' square, Amy! A great word for the children to learn and that GORGEOUS sun will leave no doubts as to what the word says.  :))

[Diana D]

A perfect square, Amy. Fun and bright . Thanks.

[Christine Chiplen]

What a great intro Amy, with lots of lovely ideas!