An easy, low prep activity for welded sounds, blends, etc.
Materials: cups (plastic or small coffee cups work well), permanent markers, scissors
- adjust cup size to the development age/fine motor skills of child
Steps: Pre-cut rectangular windows on each cup.
1. Give each child a permanent marker and have them write a blend or welded sound next to
the rectangle.
2. Stack the cups.
3. In the window, have the child write the rest of the word.
4. Rotate one cup and in the next space, write the another word part.
5. Continue to rotate until words have been written in each space.
6. Draw eyes at the top of the cup and a mouth around the word rectangle.
7. Have the students read the words.
You can create a group of ghosts that review several sounds or have all children write the same words.
Here is a collection of ideas and activities for teaching academics to toddlers through elementary school students, based on my own teaching career as well as raising children. These are in project based and thematic learning activities, to extend traditional learning.
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Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Halloween Spiders
A quick Halloween activity for kids.
Materials: circular objects or circles traced on oak tag, scissors, white colored pencils or crayons or googly eyes, pipe cleaners, thread or string, hole puncher
Steps:
1. Have the kids trace a circular object on black construction paper for a head shape and a second, slightly larger circle for a body.
2. Staple or glue the circles together.
3. Draw eyes with a white crayon or stick googly eyes on.
4. Punch eight holes around the body circle.
5. Cut pipe cleaners in half and feed them through the holes, twisting them near the body so that they stay in place.
6. Bend the legs.
7. Punch a hole in the head and put thread through the top to hang it.
Materials: circular objects or circles traced on oak tag, scissors, white colored pencils or crayons or googly eyes, pipe cleaners, thread or string, hole puncher
Steps:
1. Have the kids trace a circular object on black construction paper for a head shape and a second, slightly larger circle for a body.
2. Staple or glue the circles together.
3. Draw eyes with a white crayon or stick googly eyes on.
4. Punch eight holes around the body circle.
5. Cut pipe cleaners in half and feed them through the holes, twisting them near the body so that they stay in place.
6. Bend the legs.
7. Punch a hole in the head and put thread through the top to hang it.
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