Groundhog Tunnel
Submitted
by April
Have your children line up in a row with their legs spread apart. Your children
can then take turns crawling under their legs pretending to be a groundhog in
a tunnel.Grocery Store Cards
Submitted
by Teddy
Cut out pictures of different foods from ads or coupons and paste them on a
Index card. Make them look like playing cards by writing the name (and/or food
group) on the top and bottom of the picture. You can use these cards in many,
many different ways. Some ideas are:- Go Fish (Using Food Groups)
- Concentration
- Sorting
- Making Picture Grocery List
Grocery Sort
Submitted by
Babsie
Set up grocery store shelves (you can use existing bookshelves, boxes, etc)
in your classroom (Use real or play food). Let your children sort the cans,
fruits, vegetables, etc, however they want. Ideas: By color, food group, size,
texture, etc.
Gingerbread Hunt
Submitted by Maureen Baer Young
I have a gingerbread girl doll and my class went on a hunt to find her. I
wrote a note and left clues. We went around the school and asked different
people if they had seen her. The children enjoyed trying to find her.
Gingerbread Letters
Submitted by D. Maureen Young, Carmichael Ca.
For my Gingerbread Theme to teach the sounds the letters make I cut out 26
small gingerbreadmen. I write the alphabet letters on each one and make a
gingerbread house out of a shoe box. We sing "Run run as fast as you
can you can't catch me I'm the gingerbread boy or girl." Then we hold
up a letter and sing that sound for example: DD as D as you can you can't
catch me I'm the letter
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