I was enjoying my breakfast this morning. Nice and warm inside. We currently have a snow storm hitting us so schools have been closed today. I don't think I will ever get fed up of snow days! It's so exciting getting that notification to stay indoors and keep safe, school is closed. The alarms go off, heating gets turned up a few notches and you get to enjoy an unexpected snow day! Yipeeee.
It was when I was eating my breakfast I thought about this post I am sharing with you today. It was an activity we enjoyed a couple of weeks back but I suddenly remembered I hadn't shared it on the blog! Woops! If you follow me on Instagram you will have seen this already. Today I am sharing a Sensory Small World inspired by the children's book Owl Babies.
Owl Babies was published in 1992. Written by Martin Waddell and illustrated by Patrick Benson. It tells the story of three owlets perched high in a tree, deep in the woods. They wake to find the forest in darkess and their Mother is nowhere to be seen. They are overjoyed when she returns after a night flight of hunting. It's a timeless story that even the youngest of children enjoy. If it isn't part of your book collection - now is time to change that -
