Monday, February 15, 2010

Goodnight Moon

Goodnight Moon

*Pajama Kids Cut out children shapes from brown grocery bags. Have children collage the cut outs with different kinds of collage material.


*Retell the story with a pocket chart. On sentence strips write Goodnight and a line that the children can fill in. Next have sentence strips with words from the book and pictures. Have the children place the words in the pocket chart next to the word Goodnight. Have the children retell the story by reading the pocket chart.

*Moon Sorting Children sort Pom Poms by size into the three different sized jars. Add tongs for building fine motor skills.

*Goodnight Moon Rhyming Basket Objects are placed in a basket (one object for each child present), and the basket is passed around the circle. As each child gets the basket, say a word (What rhymes with fun) and they pull out the object that rhymes (fun). In basket place a spoon. You can use any objects that might go with your theme study unit.

40 pages for $3.75

Saturday, February 13, 2010

Ants, Ants and More Ants

The sun came out and along with the sun came the ants. The warmer it got the more ants we got simply amazing. The children sat around the pile of ants and observed what was happening.

Hey, Little Ant

After seeing all those ants we took the opportunity to read Hey, Little Ant

Once back inside some of the children went to the creative art area and made their own version of an ant.

And some took the opportunity to write about what they saw in the writing center.


Thursday, February 11, 2010

Tic Tac Toe

We made these simple heart tic tac toe boards for the children and they have been playing endless games of tic tac toe.

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Dental Month

We used a large mouth with teeth to show the children how to bursh and floss their theet. They could not wait to come up and give it a try.
We mad mouth mat and laminated them for durability. The children used them with white play dough and made teeth to go around the mouth. We also used the same mouth mats with dice white math cubs. The children rolled the dice identified the number on the dice and counted out the math cubs and placed them on the mouth mat.


Painting with tooth brushes.

Tooth number bingo game that we created with clip art.


Look at what they are writing in the writing center.

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