Garden Sensory Bin
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Flower Footprints
Light Table Mandela Flowers
Frog Rocks
If possible, have students collect rocks from outside. They will need one large rock for the body, two medium-sized rocks for the feet, and two small rocks for the eyes. When students are finished collecting, hot glue the rocks together to form a frog -do not allow children to use hot glue gun without supervision. Have students paint their rocks using the various colored paints and paintbrushes.
Frog and Toad: Different and Alike
Introduce students to how to use a Venn diagram. Explain that the middle portion is for traits that both characters share, and that each outer portion is for individual character traits. Provide example from characters in another story if possible. Read a chapter from Frog and Toad Are Friends. During the story discuss the actions of each character and what personality trait those actions reflect. Students can then complete their own Venn diagram to compare frog and toad from the story.
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