We celebrated my daughter's birthday this month. The background and headstones are my dollar store finds. I put up my photography background and layered two scene setters on top. It made them less transparent. Than I bought three foam headstones. I used a steak knife to cut a semi circle in the bottom. This was our mini putt game. The headstones came with their own supports so they stand up. However, when I do this for our halloween party at preschool I'm going to attach shelf brackets to the back to make them more sturdy. One of the guests posed in front of the background, with creepy headstones. Both purchased at the dollar store.
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Halloween Block Centre
This week I read The Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bat. One of the things she swallows is some bones. To enhance the block centre I detached a jointed skeleton into three sections and attached them to three boxes (cereal boxes) The children had fun building him and of course knocking the bones to the ground. They even used it as something to hide behind and pop their head over, as if they were the skeleton.
Monday, October 4, 2010
Thanksgiving
Trying to teach the children about what it means to be thankful. I have a great Blue's Clues Book that teaches it. However its getting a little dated.
Therefore I made some pictures to demonstrate the idea of the things that we may be thankful for.
I did a few more, but if you have some suggestions please feel free to suggest them.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Go Dog Go
Golden Egg Book
Thursday, April 8, 2010
The Golden Egg Book
We are focusing on the book The Golden Egg Book. One goal I have is for the children to increase their knowledge about positional words. The children will glue an egg and bunny on each page. We will talk about the bunny being, on, behind, beside, under or in front of the egg.
Friday, March 19, 2010
Green Eggs and Ham
Green Cafe
Welcome to our Green Cafe!! Well of course we serve Green Eggs and Ham!
Labels:
bulletin board,
craft,
dramatic play,
green eggs and ham
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Yellow Paper + Blue Paint = Green Eggs
I was getting craft ready for Monday. The kids wanted to try it out. Our book for this week is Green Eggs and Ham. One of my goals is for the children to recognize, label and identify the colour green. For those that have met that goal I have incooperated a few activities for them to acquire the knowledge that blue and yellow make green. This craft activity is one of those projects.
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Green Eggs and Ham
For my next planning week, I have chosen the book Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss. I found an idea at http://www.brighthub.com/. The children will be able to identify the matching rhymes from the book. I have made up a set of 20 pictures each depicting a rhyming world from the story Green Eggs and Ham. I have made them available to anyone by uploading them to flickr.
Friday, February 19, 2010
We are in full Olympic mode in our preschool. One of the staff brought a mini hockey set for the children to enjoy. Our other olympic themed activities have been making the olympic rings, and making our own gold medals. The children had to tell us what they would Gold for... the answers included for singing, hockey, snowboarding, going down the hill really fast and gardening.
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