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Our County!

11/7/2018

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Handprint Bald Eagle

Materials Needed:
Brown and white paper
Orange paper
Wiggly eyes
Pencil
Scissors
Glue


Directions:
Trace and cut out two white and two brown hand prints
Cut out a large brown oval (for the body), and cut out a small orange triangle for the beak
Glue the brown hand prints to the side of the brown oval, then glue the white hand prints to the top and bottom
Glue on the beak and eyes, then allow to dry

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Patriotic Sensory Bin

​Materials Needed:
Tinsel (red, blue and silver)
Pom poms
Small flags
Patriotic necklaces
Tools for scooping and collecting
Sensory bin

Directions:
Place all the items into the bin and place it in an appropriate area
​Invite child to play

My Country Tis of Thee

My country 'tis of thee,
Sweet land of liberty.
Of thee I sing.
Land where my fathers died.
Land of the Pilgrims pride.
From every mountainside.
Let freedom ring.
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Fireworks in a Bottle

Materials Needed:
Empty water bottle
Pipe cleaners
Glitter
Straws
Buttons

Directions:
Prepare for activity by filling a water bottle with different colored glitter, straws, bent pipe cleaners, and buttons 
Fill the bottle with water and close the cap.
You can duct tape the lid closed or hot glue the cap on.
Present the sensory bottle to the infant

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Lumpy, Bumpy and Orange PUMPKINS!

10/31/2018

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Pumpkin Guts

Materials Needed:
Large pumpkin
Sensory bin

Directions:
Cut the top of the pumpkin off and place the pieces in the sensory bin
Invite the children to play

As they are exploring, talk with them about what they are experiencing
Be sure to use new and interesting vocabulary to describe the different textures

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Hammering a Pumpkin

​Materials Needed:
Large pumpkin
Golf tees
Children's hammer


Directions:
Show the child how to use the hammer to pound in the gold tees
Encourage them to try

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Pumpkin Painting
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​Materials Needed:
Ziplock bag
Orange paint
T
hick white and green paper
Scissors
Duct tape
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Directions:
Prepare for the activity by cutting the thick paper into a pumpkin-like shape
lace it inside the Ziplock bag along with some orange paint

Seal the bag closed with the duct tape
Introduce the bag to the child and encourage them to paint using their fingers
As they are working, practice new vocabulary words with them that are relevant to the activity
When they are finished, remove the paper and allow to dry
Add some vines to the pumpkin using the green paper

Five Little Pumpkins Song

​Five little pumpkins sitting on a gate
First one said "Oh my, it's getting late!"
Second one said "There are witches in the air"
The third one said "but we don't care!"
The fourth one said "let's run and run and run"
The fifth one said "I'm ready for some fun!"
Ooo ooo went the wind, and out went the light
And the five little pumpkins rolled out of sight
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All About Community!

10/24/2018

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Our Classroom Book


Materials Needed:
Camera
Printer
Paper
Glue stick
Stapler or string
Contact paper or laminating paper

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​Directions:
Take a picture of each child in the classroom, and teachers
Print off each picture and add it to a piece of paper
Cover it with contact paper or laminate them
Bind the book together with a stapler or string
Read the book to the children in the classroom
**Note** Each new student should be added to the book within their first week

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Create Your Own Police Hat

This is a fun and easy way to make a Police Officer hat.
Print out and color the template (see below).
We colored the template, glued the pieces together and made a band using white paper, and glued the template to the middle of the band.
We then measured the child's heads, and taped the bands so that they fit snugly. 

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Examine Your Own Fingerprints

To make our fingerprints, we first traced our hands on a piece of white paper.
We then used an ink pad, and made fingerprints on corresponding with the finger outlines.
Once dry, we began our investigation with magnifying glasses.

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Firefighter Pal

Materials Needed:
Paper cup
Black paint
Red and black construction paper 
Glue
Two wiggly eyes
Back pen

Directions:
Cut out two ear shapes using the black construction paper
Cut out a tongue shape and draw a black line down the middle
Glue your ear shapes, tongue shape and wiggly eyes to your paper cup
​Once they are dry, use your black paint to paint on spots for your Dalmatian. 

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Make Your Own Firefighter Hat

We painted a paper plate red, and allowed it to dry.
Once dry, we used an exact-o knife to cut out a ring 3/4 of the way around the inside the plate.
Then folded the center up to create the front of the hat.
We then printed out the shields (seen below), colored them yellow, cut them out, and glued one to the front of out hat.
The others we used to make badges and affixed them with rolled scotch tape. 
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Police Car Hand Print

Materials Needed:
Scissors
Black paint
Paper
Markers

Directions:
Help the children paint their hand black and make a hand print on a piece of paper.
​Provide art supplies for them to complete their police car.

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Pumpkins

10/18/2018

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#pumpkins #halloween #rhymes #jackolantern #Octobercurriculum #preschool
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Pumpkin Soup

Read the book: Pumpkin Soup by Helen Cooper
This beautifully illustrated book is about three animal friends making pumpkin soup the same way, every day, until one wants to switch jobs. The friends disagree and their friendships is put to the test.
Supplies:
  • Water table (if one is not available a roasting pan or plastic tub will work too)
  • Water bottles with orange colored water (red & yellow food coloring added to water)
  • Plastic bowls
  • Ladle
  • Pumpkin shaped ice cubes or plastic pumpkins (usually can find at local dollar store)
  • Pumpkin Pie Spice (optional)
Directions:
Have a group of children work together to use the supplies given to them to make a pumpkin soup.
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Halloween is coming...

10/17/2018

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Creepy Crawly Sensory Bin

Materials Needed:
Purple water beads
Toy creatures
Large plastic bins
Scoops

Directions:
Set up the sensory bin by adding the water beads per the package
Place the creatures and scoops in the bin
Allow the children to play and explore

Flutter Flutter Little Bat

Flutter, flutter little bat,
How I wonder where you're at.

Swooping through the darkest night
You'll find your way without a light.

Flutter, flutter little bat,
How I wonder where you're at!
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Ghost Footprints

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​Materials Needed:
Boo! book by Leslie Patricelli
Black paper
White paint
Black marker
White chalk

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Directions:
Read the book with the children
Dip the child's foot in the white paint and press it on the black paper
Add eyes with the black marker when the footprint is dry

I'm A Little Spider

I'm a little spider.
Watch me spin.
If you'll be my dinner,
I'll let you come in.
Then I'll spin a web to hold you tight,
And gobble you up in
One big bite!
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Witch Hat Ring Toss

​​Materials Needed:
Party hats
Black paint
Thick poster board
Hot glue

Throwing discs
Masking tape
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Directions:
Prepare for the activity by creating the witch hat board by painting the board and party hats black
Glue the hats onto the board
Set the board on the ground and use the duct tape to create a line on the ground that the children cannot pass when they are throwing
Allow the children to practice their throwing skills

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Smelly, Dirty, and FUN Farms!

10/10/2018

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All Around The Barnyard

All around the barnyard
The aninimals are fast asleep.
Sleeping cows and horses,
Sleeping pigs and sheep.
Here comes to rooster 
To sound his daily alarm.
"Cock-a-doodle-doo!"
Wake up sleepy farm!
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Foot Print Piglet

Materials Needed:
Pink paint
Wiggly eyes
Black marker

Directions:
Paint the bottom of the child's foot.
Place it on the paper and add a tail.
Add wiggly eyes and a snout.

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Paper Plate Cow

Materials Needed:
Paper plate
Wiggly eyes
Construction paper (yellow, pink, black)
Black paint
Glue
Scissors
Black marker


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Directions:
Allow the children to cut out a circle with the pink paper
Allow the children to cut out two horns from the yellow paper
Allow the children to cut out ears from the black paper
Show them how to glue the circle on the plate toward the bottom, the horns and ears on the outside of the plate
Allow them to use the paint to put spots on the cow's face

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Popcorn Lambs

Materials Needed:
Construction paper (black and white)
Popcorn (popped)
Glue
Googly eyes
Markers/crayons

Directions:
Allow the children to cut the body and head out of the white paper
Allow the children to cut out 4 legs from the black paper
Show the children how to glue the head and legs to the body
Show them how to add their googly eyes and draw a face
Allow them to glue the popcorn on the body and head

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Change is All Around!

10/3/2018

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Corn Husking

Materials Needed:
Ears of corn (several)

Directions: 
Show the children how to pull the husk of the corn away from the cob
As they are trying, introduce new vocabulary words that related to the activity
"Silk", "Kernel", "Husk", and "Stem" are a few

Leaves Are Falling

Leaves are falling,
Leaves are falling
to the ground,
without a sound.

Days are getting shorter.
Nights are growing longer.
Fall is here.
​Fall is here.
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Leaf Silhouettes


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Materials Needed:
Paint (earth tone)
Paint tray
Leaves
Tape
Paintbrush
Paper

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Directions:
Allow the children to tape leaves onto a piece of paper
Allow the children to paint all over their leaves and the paper
When the paint has dried, take the leaves off of the paper

I See Leaves

I see leaves,
They're on the ground.
I see leaves,
They're on the ground.
Falling leaves are many colors--
Yellow, green, red, orange and brown.
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​Paper Plate Leaf Wreath


Materials Needed:
Paper plates
Scissors
Glue
Leaves
Ribbon
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Directions:
Allow the children to cut out the center of their paper plates
Allow the children to glue the leaves around the paper plate
Tie a bow with the ribbon and attach it to the paper plate

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In the Fall!

9/26/2018

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​Scarecrow Sensory Bin

Fill a bucket or sensory bin with straw, plaid fabric pieces, buttons, etc. Encourage the children to explore the bin and talk about why the materials are in the bin and how they represent a scarecrow.

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Tree Fingerpainting

Materials Needed:
Paint (multiple colors)
Paint tray
Paper with tree

Directions:
Allow the children to use their fingers in the paint to add "leaves" to the trees

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​Stuff a Scarecrow
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​Materials Needed:
Clothes (infant/toddler)
Hat
Newspaper
Paper bag
Yarn
Markers
Pictures of scarecrows
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Directions:
Lay out the materials on a table or in a learning center
Encourage the children to work together to create a scarecrow
When they are finished, ask why they used some materials and not others and/or ask what they are going to name their scarecrow

Grey Squirrel

Grey squirrel, grey squirrel, swish your bushy tail!
Grey squirrel, grey squirrel, swish your bushy tail!
Put a nut between your toes,
Wrinkle up your nose.
Grey squirrel, grey squirrel, swish your bushy tail!
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Apple Songs

9/22/2018

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First day of FALL!!
Here are some great Apple songs that you can use in your classroom!
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​Climbing Up the Apple Tree
Climbing up the apple tree, (climb in place)
Swinging on a limb!

(Raise arms above head, away left and right)
If I hear a robin, I may (cup hand near ear)
Sing along with him! (sing tra la la)
'And Robin, if you fly away, (Put hands over eyes)
Here's what I think I'll do: (Point with index finger)
I'll wish a pair of sparrow wings

(gently flap arms at side and move around)
And fly away with you!

Five Red Apples
Five red apples hanging in a tree (Hold up five fingers)
The juiciest apples you ever did see.
The wind came by and gave an angry frown (Fingers flutter downward)
And one little apple came tumbling down (One finger falls)
Four red apples, hanging in a tree, etc.
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Two Red Apples
Two red apple, high in the tree.
One for you and one for me.
I shook that tree as hard as I could.
Down fell the apples, mmmm they were good.

​Do You Know the Apple Man?
Oh, do you know the apple man,
the apple man,
the apple man?
Oh, do you know the apple man
who likes to play with me?

Oh, he has a great big smile,
a great big smile,
a great big smile,
Oh, he has a great big smile
and likes to play with me.


Continue with other verses that the children make up about the apple man.
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Face Cards

7/23/2016

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Click HERE for the Face Cards Lesson Plan 

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  • Take pictures of each child in your classroom showing happy, sad, mad, tired, and surprised. Print off and cut out each child’s individual faces then affix them to the same number of 5x7 cards, but leave room at the bottom to write their name. Use laminate or contact paper to make them last longer.
  1. Set out two chairs and have two children sit facing each other. Give each child a hand held mirror. Have child “A” make a face, have child “B” try to copy child “A’s” expression. Have both children look in the mirror as they make their faces.
  2. Set out or attach mirrors of different shapes and sizes on the walls and in learning areas. Provide props such as hats, boa’s, scarves, glasses, and costumes etc.
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Puddle Jumping

12/9/2015

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Click HERE for the Puddle Jumping Lesson Plan 
Puddle Jumping
Puddle Jumping
Puddle Jumping
Puddle Jumping
Puddle Jumping
Puddle Jumping
  1. Prepare for the activity by creating your “puddles”. Cut puddle-like shapes and raindrops out of the construction paper and place them on the ground. Cover with contact paper to keep them from moving. 
  2. Invite the child to jump from puddle to puddle with you. 
  3. As you are jumping, practice singing the “Rain, Rain, Go Away” nursery rhyme with them.
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Sight Word Hunt: Corn Sensory Bin

11/5/2015

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Click HERE for the Sight Word Hunt: Corn Sensory Bin Lesson Plan 
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  1. Prepare for the activity by creating the sensory bin. Add several cups of dried corn to the empty plastic bin. Add in the plastic letters and scoops. Create and print of the words mats (you will want to use words that you are currently working on that are developmentally appropriate).
  2. Encourage the student to search for the different letters in the corn and place them on top of the letters on the card.
  3. Once they have found all the letters in the word, students should verbally decode/say the word. 
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Fall Sensory Bin 

10/29/2015

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​Click HERE for the Fall Sensory Bin Lesson Plan 
Fall Sensory Bin
Fall Sensory Bin
Materials: 
  • A variety of different squash
  • fabric leaves
  • acorns
  • corn
  • a large plastic bin
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Coffee Filter Turkeys

10/29/2015

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​Click HERE for the Coffee Filter Turkeys Lesson Plan 
Coffee Filter Turkeys
Coffee Filter Turkeys
Materials: 
  • Coffee filters
  • markers
  • spray bottle or dropper
  • construction paper
  • glue
  • googly eyes
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Cranberry Sensory Bin

10/29/2015

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​Click HERE for the Cranberry Sensory Bin Lesson Plan 
Cranberry Sensory Bin
Cranberry Sensory Bin
Materials: 
  • Large plastic bin
  • cranberries
  • cups and scoops
  • turkey baster
  • tongs
  • water
  • Fox and Rabbit’s Cranberry Surprise by Laurel Heger
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Stuff a Scarecrow

10/29/2015

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​Click HERE for the Stuff a Scarecrow Lesson Plan 
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Materials: 
  • Baby or toddler clothes
  • Hat
  • Newspaper
  • Paper lunch sack
  • Yarn
  • Markers
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Scarecrow Sensory Bin

10/29/2015

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​Click HERE for the Scarecrow Sensory Bin Lesson Plan 
Scarecrow Sensory Bin
Scarecrow Sensory Bin
Materials: 
  • Straw or hay
  • Buttons
  • Plaid fabric cut into small squares
  • Large plastic bin
  • Muffin tin
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Indian Corn Sensory Bag

10/29/2015

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Click HERE for the Indian Corn Sensory Bag Lesson Plan 
Indian Corn Sensory Bag
Indian Corn Sensory Bag
Materials: 
  • Hair gel
  • Food coloring
  • Ziploc bag
  • Dried Indian corn
  • Duct tap
Caution:  This sensory bag should be provided with supervision. Do not place the bag in a crib, or playpen.  Check the back for tears, or leaks each time before allowing the child to touch the bag.  Don't allow the child to bite the bag.
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Witch Hat Ring Toss

10/29/2015

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Click HERE for the Witch Hat Ring Toss Lesson Plan 
Witch Hat Ring Toss
Witch Hat Ring Toss
Materials: 
  • Party hats
  • black paint
  • thick poster board
  • hot glue
  • flying rings
  • duct tape
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Monster Playdough

10/29/2015

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​Click HERE for the Monster Playdough Lesson Plan 
Monster Playdough
Monster Playdough
Materials: 
  • Different colored playdough
  • beads
  • jewels
  • feathers
  • pipe cleaners
  • straws
  • muffin tin (or other organizer)
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Monster Eyes Sensory Bottle

10/29/2015

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​Click HERE for the Monster Eyes Sensory Bottle Lesson Plan 
Monster Eyes Sensory Bottle
Monster Eyes Sensory Bottle
Materials: 
  • Colored rice
  • googly eyes
  • empty bottle
Procedure: 
  1. Prepare for the activity by creating the sensory bottle. Put several scoops of colored rice and googly eyes into the empty bottle. 
  2. You can dye regular white rice by adding a teaspoon of vinegar and a few drops of food coloring to a cup of rice in a bag. Shake until all the grains are colored. Allow to dry on a pan overnight. 
  3. Secure the lid to the sensory bottle. 
  4. Place the infant in a comfortable place and introduce the monster sensory bottle. 
  5. As they are playing, introduce new vocabulary words that relate to the activity. ​
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Masking Tape Mummies

10/29/2015

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Click HERE for Masking Tape Mummies Lesson Plan 
Masking Tape Mummies
Masking Tape Mummies
  1. Print off a template of a gingerbread man. Cut it out and trace it onto the black paper with the chalk. 
  2. Encourage the student to “dress” the mummy using the masking tape. 
  3. Have the student cut out their mummy, following the line that was drawn with the chalk. 
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Ghost Footprints

10/29/2015

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​Click HERE for Ghost Footprints​ Lesson Plan 
Ghost Footprints
Ghost Footprints
  1. Begin by finding a comfortable area and read Boo! with the child. Show the infant how to turn the pages. Be sure to use an expressive voice to keep the child interested. 
  2. Create the footprint memory craft by dipping the child’s foot in white paint. Press it onto the black paint. Allow to dry. Draw around the edge of the foot with chalk and add eyes and a mouth with the black marker. 
  3. Encourage the child to practice their page turning skills throughout the week with the same book. ​
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Creepy Crawly Sensory Bin

10/29/2015

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Click HERE for Creepy Crawly Sensory Bin Lesson Plan 
Creepy Crawly Sensory Bin
Creepy Crawly Sensory Bin
  1. Prepare for the activity by creating the sensory bin. Follow the instructions on the water bead package. When they are ready, place them along with the creatures and scoops in the large bin. 
  2. Invite students to play in the sensory bin

**Always monitor students to discourage them from eating the water beads.
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Candy Memory Math

10/29/2015

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​Click HERE for Candy Memory Math Lesson Plan 
Materials: ​
  • Small candy pieces
  • tape
  • paper
  • scissors
  1. Have students help you create your candy markers. Be sure to focus on the math facts that they have been practicing that week/month.
  2. Cut small pieces of paper and have students write the matches (i.e. 2X2 and 4 would be a match). Tape these onto the bottom of the candy. 
  3. When all the matches are complete, have the students mix them up and play the classic game of Memory with their peers. ​
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