The city that housed every single one of my dreams gleamed at me with life and love and hope as I walked through it, things I had almost lost. This was Starfall and it would be magnificent.

Fifty years of hiding came flooding back into my mind and it was an effort not to buckle as the realization of what I’d survived - what I’d earned - fell upon my shoulders. It was every bit as spectacular as I’d remembered, and every bit as painful as I’d expected it would be while I waited Under the Mountain. Music hummed celestial in every corner and smiles met me at every turn. The city glowed under the soft lanterns that had been dimmed to accommodate the coming attractions. As I stepped out onto the terrace and took in Velaris, I knew I’d made the right call by coming. It took me precisely half an hour to stop actively trying to convince myself she hated me and open the door.

You don’t need to read it to understand this fic, but if you want extra analysis, it’s there for your perusal. Just listen to it sometime and you’ll see.Īlso, there are a few little lines in here that allude to my previous fic in which Rhys has a non-canon interaction with Mor. That song is everything I imagine Rhys pouring into Feyre from his heart while they dance on Starfall. You do not have to know the song to enjoy this fic, but if you give it a listen and pay attention to the lyrics, you might pick up on where I got some of the lines in this fic from. This fic is heavily inspired for me by a song I mentioned on the blog yesterday called “Lunacy Fringe” by the Used. And don’t worry, Cass and Amren get some love too. BUT! I believe Starfall is for everyone, so there are some little extras tucked away in here too at the end that might involve a certain Shadowsinger and his favorite Blondie Bar. Maas.Ĭhapter 44, Starfall, from Rhys’ POV. Get them dancing with this fun preschool song.I take zero credit for the dialogue or characters.

Shake Your Sillies Out (YouTube – The Learning Station).

This is a fun version that has them singing soft, loud, clapping, and stomping.

Days of the Week Song (YouTube – The Learning Station).

Bury some plastic dinosaur toys in kinetic sand and let your child excavate with a toothbrush or a small paintbrush. (It’s ok to end the game when they get tired of playing!)

Kids love shaking and throwing the dice, and again you can help them count the dots. Preschool classic…help them learn left and right! Play music and have your little one freestyle until you stop the music and call out “Freeze.” After a couple seconds, say, “Dance,” and let them boogie. A dominoes game is fantastic to work on color matching and counting (the dots) while having fun! Use a purple crayon to trace and color this week.Practice drawing and coloring triangles (download a free printable HERE).Go on a shape hunt around the house, outside or in books.Number sticker book – add stickers corresponding to the number of the week (download the free printable HERE).Practice identifying and writing the number 4 (download a free printable for numbers 3 and 4 HERE).Identify the number 4 (can you find 4 of something in your house?).Look at a picture dictionary and talk about words that start with D.Go on a letter sound hunt around the house (look for items that start with the letter of the week).Practice writing the letter D (download a free printable for letters C and D HERE).Color, stamp, or decorate the letter D (download a free printable HERE).Identify the letter D: look for D in books and on signs.Shape of the Week = Triangle Letter Activities

I only recommend products I use and love or would love to use! For full disclosure details, click here.) Preschool Plan Weekly Focus Areas This means that if you click a link and make a purchase, I may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. (Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Any time you are interacting with your child, engaging in conversation, reading, playing, and exploring the world counts as their school. Don’t worry about having a designated “school” time. These weekly plans are intended to be a reference for ideas to engage with your child and have fun learning together. Print the one-page Preschool Weekly Focus and fit in activities throughout the week. Our next preschool weekly focus is D is for Dance! (Find the complete A-Z outline on the letter of the week preschool page.) We have a weekly focus on a letter, number, color, and shape, with games, crafts, songs, and snack ideas to correspond to the letter of the week. We are working through a Letter-of-the-Week preschool learning plan.

Days of the week song starfall