Cookie Match
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by Paige
Outline cookie cutters on a file folder. Let your children match the cookie
cutter with the outline. Cookie Bingo
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by Mickey
Make bingo boards on circular pieces of brown paper. Provide your children with
chocolate chips (made from paper) to use to cover an area. When they get bingo,
give them a real cookie! Pasta Sort
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by Eli
Place different shapes, sizes, and colors of pasta in a bowl. Let your children
sort it.Feed the Cookie Monster
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by Lori
Create a large cookie monster with his mouth cutout. Then play just like 'pin
the tail on the donkey' only with cookies.Real Cookie Bingo
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by Janice
Play Just like real bingo but use cookies to cover the squares!Topping Toss
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by Courtney
Cut out pizza topping shapes from cardboard. Then have your children stand back
and try to throw those shapes onto a pizza pan. (For added effect cut out pictures
of the toppings and glue onto the cardboard.Pasta Match
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by Mindy
Put different kinds of pasta on a piece of paper and trace around it. Provide
your children with the paper and the pasta and let them match the tracing with
the pasta.Air Popping Corn
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by Nancy
Put a large piece of paper on the floor. In the middle of the paper put an air
popper (without the lid). Have you children stand back (it gets hot) and watch
the popcorn fly out. After they see you can have it for snack. Meatball Count
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by Freta
Create a plate of spaghetti using yarn. Attach a number to the plate. Have your
children put a corresponding number of meatballs (pom-poms) on the plate.Pizza Box Relay
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by Cory
Cut holes in the top of pizza boxes big enough for your children to put their
feet in them. Have them do a relay shuffling across the floor.Pizza Puzzle
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by Lisa
Along with your class decorate a round piece of cardboard as a pizza. Then cut
the pizza into puzzle pieces and let your children put it together.Pizza on the Floor
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by Nina
Outline a piece of pizza on the floor of your classroom. Put different toppings
on the piece. Next have your children call out the name of the topping when
you or a student steps on it.Chopstick Practice
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by Tonya
Let your children practice using chopsticks by putting chopsticks in your dramatic
play area and providing them with items to pick up with the sticks (pompoms,
marshmallows, cotton balls, and small toys are great items to use)Popcorn Count
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by Bonnie
Glue different number of pieces of popcorn on plates. Have your children separate
their own popcorn into these numbers. Then tell them they can eat the pile of
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