writing samples, andhandprintsof the children from throughout the year. A sentimental poem about growing up or tiny handprints is also a great way to bring a tear to the eye of most parents of preschoolers. In all, have fun making memories!
I don’t know who wrote this little poem. It was listed as “author unknown” but is one of those activities we do every year around this time. You can use the tune to “I’m a little teapot” and act out the words with your small group as your sing them. ...
On the bottom of the boxes, cut a large hole out for a mouth and draw eyes, a nose and add hair. Make Harriet's face a happy smiley mouth and Gordon's a sad mouth. As the children pick up each food, they should determine if it is healthy or unhealthy. Healthy foods go into Har...
Currently I am reading a book calledDear Enemy(1916) by Jean Webster. It is the sequel toDaddy Long Legs(1912), which was a well loved book that I had read many times growing up. I think I picked up a copy at a church yard sale way back when. I have just finished readingDaddy ...
Three little daffodils were growing by a door Up popped another one and then there were four. Four little daffodils happy to be alive Up popped another one and then there were five. Five little daffodils wearing golden crowns They danced in the breeze wearing green satin gowns!
As in the literature on English-speaking children, the percentage of SLI in Bulgarian children decreases with age due to growing up and working with specialists.Liliya Yancheva-VelinovaE. Mitova
These are great to line up along a hallway. HAND PRINTS Set out pans or plates of paint and some paper. Have children one at a time press their hands into the paint and make impressions on the paper. When dry, attach the following poem to each painting and let your children take them...
Together they write a poem to tell the other lions that Leonard does not have to live up to the stereotype. The story holds an important message about being yourself, especially for boys who are under pressure to be "tough." The Rabbit Listened by Cori Doerrfeld is a wonderful reminder to...
ABC Phonics Poem - A fun and funny way to learn about initial sounds! Your kids will love learning about a camel that coached a canary, the duck who dined by a dock, the walrus who waddled to the water, and many more! Phonics Flash Cards - Cute pictures and letters help to teach ...
Finally, the poem moves to a description of how school children travel by various ways and means, and “sometime, though probably not very soon, we’ll purchase a ticket and go to the moon.” Midge Quennel’s watercolor illustrations accompany and support the text of the poem well. And ...