Materials: Construction paper, white paint, sharpie, orange marker, words to "5 little snowmen" (which is in the Snow lesson plan)
Directions: Paint and print your child's hand. Allow time for it to dry. And details with markers. Write or print and glue the words to "5 Little Snowmen" finger play. I put ours on the fridge so we can remember the words and look at it and do the fingerplay together.
Friday, January 30, 2009
5 Little Snowmen
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Labels: finger plays, snowmen, winter projects
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Snowman
Great book to go along with this activity: How to Build a Snowman (Little Scholastic)
Materials: White posterboard or construction paper, various colors of construction paper, glue, crayons, markers, and various collage materials (buttons, pom poms, etc)
Directions: Cut 3 circles out of posterboard or construction paper (I used various sized plates to make my circles). I allowed my son to color the body portions of the snowman with crayons, since he wouldn't be able to do any of the gluing and decorating. But older children can do all the decorating themselves with supervision. Construct the 3 circles to make a snowman and use your other materials to decorate and "dress" him. Hang at your child's eye level.
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Labels: book list, snowmen, winter projects
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Snow Theme: January 19-23
Snow
Week 3
Vocabulary Words: snow, cold, white
Books:
Rhyme/Song/Finger Play:
Five Little Snowmen
Five little snowmen on a winter's day
The first one said, "Wake up, so we can play"
The second one said, "Let's stomp on the ground."
The third one said, "Let's roll around."
The fourth one said, "Let's run and run and run."
The fifth one said, "I'm afraid I feel the sun."
"Oh dear," cried the snowmen, As they looked toward the sky.
And the five melting snowmen waved a fond goodbye
Activities:
Monday
“Snow paint”- white paint on dark paper (add glitter if wanted)
Play with snow or ice in a tub (emphasis on the word “cold”)
Tuesday
Color a snow picture
Snowflake jar- tear pieces of paper up small and put into a jar or bottle for “snow” in a bottle
Wednesday
Build a paper snowman
Thursday
Handprint snowflakes
White hunt, homemade white book
Whipcream snow play
Friday
Make snowflakes with popsicle sticks
Snow in a plastic bag
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Labels: lesson plans, snowmen, winter projects