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The Little Lamb {learning through literature}

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My son loves all of the books written by Judy Dunn with photographs by Phoebe Dunn.  These books were written in the 1970s and I remember them from my childhood.  The photographs are stunning and simple.  They always include a cute and believable storyline about a young child and their journey with a lovable little animal.

The Little Lamb by Phoebe and Judy Dunn

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Making crowns out of dandelions like Emmy and her lamb.

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Brushing our hair like the lamb had his wool coat brushed.

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May joined too and played with her little lamb ♥

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I made a simple sensory bin that only included little lambs and tractors.  The base was ground corn, found in the pets department, and I included some spoons and bowls for John to use.  I think this was his absolute favorite sensory bin.  I loved watching him play and explore and imagine.
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Driving his Gator in the corn.
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  1. I’ve never used corn in a sensory bin, but it looks so cool! I think my kids would love it! And your crown’s held together so well! Thanks for sharing this at Teach Me Tuesday at Preschool Powol Packets!

    1. wildflowerramblings says:

      Thanks Carla — He LOVES the corn! It’s so simple, but it has been BY FAR his favorite :)

  2. You’re pictures are beautiful and I love the literature unit. I’ve been browsing your site and love all your ideas. Next on my list, a baby board…so cute!

    1. wildflowerramblings says:

      Thank you so much Tara! I will be checking yours out too :) -Amy

  3. I love the simplicity of your bin and your ideas!

    1. wildflowerramblings says:

      Thanks Sarah — sometimes simple is best — it has been his favorite, so we will use it this week too!

  4. Sweet ideas to share with the book – I love the dandelion crowns!
    (dropped by from the kid lit blog hop)

    1. wildflowerramblings says:

      Thanks for stopping by Marie-Claude!! Hope you’re doing well. -Amy

  5. Those pictures of your babies with the dandelion crowns are beautiful! And this little lamb themed sensory bin looks like so much fun. I know my kids would spend hours playing! Thanks so much for sharing at Mom’s Library.

  6. Great ideas here. I really like the corn. Thanks for sharing on the Kid Lit Blog Hop. Cheryl, Hop Hostess.

    1. wildflowerramblings says:

      Thanks for hosting, Cheryl, and for visiting!! -Amy

  7. What a fabulous idea. I have a sand pit, that has water one side, but you have just inspired me to make a sensory bin. Thanks so much for linking in to the Kid Lit Blog Hop, cheers Julie

    1. wildflowerramblings says:

      Thanks, Julie, I’ll have to check out your site :)

  8. Such a nice post! What a lovely way to learn through Literature!! Thank you for posting at Family Fun Friday at HappyAndBlessedHome.com.

  9. Love these ideas. SO much fun! (Also love your header by the way – fantastic photo!)

    Thanks for linking to The Sunday Showcase. I’ve pinned to our board.

  10. Very sweet book. What’s not to love about lambs? I remember begging my mom to get one when I was little. :-)
    Great activities to go along with the book! Fantastic for little ones. Thank you for linking into the Kid Lit Blog Hop. I’m a new follower by email, Pinterest, FB, and Twitter to your great site!

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