Favorite Activity
Have students tie a string to the handles of a supermarket bag. It flies like a kite (only easier), and it's easy to make!
We also make watercolor kites and write a story about a kite using stickers!
Sunday, March 25, 2007
Monday, March 12, 2007
L Leprechauns
Leprechaun Hats
Students decorate headbands with diecut shamrocks, loaded with glitter and jewels!
My Favorite Leprechaun activity is...
When the Leprechauns come and mess up our classroom, but leave treats!
I start the day before by telling the students that we have to be on the lookout for Leprechauns. They are sneaky and quick, and they leave messes, but if they leave a mess, they also leave treats!
While my students are out of the classroom, I mess all the stuff up, hiding a green bucket with chocolate gold coins, peppermint patties, or green peppermints inside. The students expressions are priceless.
Students decorate headbands with diecut shamrocks, loaded with glitter and jewels!
My Favorite Leprechaun activity is...
When the Leprechauns come and mess up our classroom, but leave treats!
I start the day before by telling the students that we have to be on the lookout for Leprechauns. They are sneaky and quick, and they leave messes, but if they leave a mess, they also leave treats!
While my students are out of the classroom, I mess all the stuff up, hiding a green bucket with chocolate gold coins, peppermint patties, or green peppermints inside. The students expressions are priceless.
L Leprechauns
Leprechaun Hats
Students decorate headbands with diecut shamrocks, loaded with glitter and jewels!
My Favorite Leprechaun activity is...
When the Leprechauns come and mess up our classroom, but leave treats!
I start the day before by telling the students that we have to be on the lookout for Leprechauns. They are sneaky and quick, and they leave messes, but if they leave a mess, they also leave treats!
While my students are out of the classroom, I mess all the stuff up, hiding a green bucket with chocolate gold coins, peppermint patties, or green peppermints inside. The students expressions are priceless.
Students decorate headbands with diecut shamrocks, loaded with glitter and jewels!
My Favorite Leprechaun activity is...
When the Leprechauns come and mess up our classroom, but leave treats!
I start the day before by telling the students that we have to be on the lookout for Leprechauns. They are sneaky and quick, and they leave messes, but if they leave a mess, they also leave treats!
While my students are out of the classroom, I mess all the stuff up, hiding a green bucket with chocolate gold coins, peppermint patties, or green peppermints inside. The students expressions are priceless.
Saturday, March 3, 2007
Z Zoo Animals
Favorite Activities for Z & Zoo Animals
Zebra hats-White construction paper, black painted stripes, black construction painted ears
Zoo File Folder Games
-matching animals and their babies
-playing memory with zoo animal pictures
-matching pictures to names using first sound
-comparing size using small medium and large pictures of each animal
Pin the Tail on the Monkey
Z with zigzags (using rickrack)
Have fun with the last letter of the alphabet!
Zebra hats-White construction paper, black painted stripes, black construction painted ears
Zoo File Folder Games
-matching animals and their babies
-playing memory with zoo animal pictures
-matching pictures to names using first sound
-comparing size using small medium and large pictures of each animal
Pin the Tail on the Monkey
Z with zigzags (using rickrack)
Have fun with the last letter of the alphabet!
Dr. Seuss
Favorite activities to do during Dr. Seuss week:
Make Cat in the Hat Hats-picture of a striped hat, students color it, we staple it to a strip of paper to wrap around the head
Oh the Places You'll Go Feet-Where students would like to go!
Bartholomew and the Oobleck-Make oobleck using borax, glue, water, and green food coloring, mix until sticky
And of course-
www.seussville.com
Make Cat in the Hat Hats-picture of a striped hat, students color it, we staple it to a strip of paper to wrap around the head
Oh the Places You'll Go Feet-Where students would like to go!
Bartholomew and the Oobleck-Make oobleck using borax, glue, water, and green food coloring, mix until sticky
And of course-
www.seussville.com
Monday, February 19, 2007
U Happy President's Day!
For the week of President's Day, we study U-for USA! We read books about presidents, our flag and the pledge, and learn about the world, United States, and the state and city in which the students live. My favorite activity is creating Abe Lincoln's log cabin with Popsicle sticks.
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I would like to share ideas, activities, funny stories, themes, and information concerning Pre-k and preschool students. This website is intended for teachers and parents-I hope you enjoy!
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