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Showing posts with label activities for young children. Show all posts
Showing posts with label activities for young children. Show all posts
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Thinky Linky Thursday

First of all, I would like to thank everyone for clicking on links throughout the last week! There were a total of 77 clicks, the most to date. I am so glad that Thinky Linky Thursday is helping spread the love around to some really great blogs and sharing such wonderful ideas!
So... Here are the most clicked links:
Place Value Plastic Eggs from Meaningful Mama
If you were featured, please take a button below:
Thanks to everyone who contributed for sharing your lovely ideas!

Thursday, February 9, 2012
Thinky Linky Thursday
The 3 top most viewed links from last week's Thinky Linky Thursday are: (It was a 3-way tie!)
Respect Heart Chain by Meaningful Mama
Valentine Playdough by H is for Homeschooling
Valentine's Day Sensory Bin by Teaching My Blessings
Such wonderful ideas! I'm telling you, each Thursday after reading all of your links, I swear, my lesson plan practically writes itself! And all the hearts just make me feel so warm inside. Also, just F.Y.I., I am pinning most of the ideas that are being linked up on my Pinterest boards. You can check them out HERE.
Have fun and link away!
Please grab the "featured" button if your link was featured this week :)

Thursday, January 26, 2012
Thinky Linky Thursday
Happy Thursday everyone! Here are the most viewed links from last week:

And a tie for 2nd place:
And...
Congratulations! Please feel free to take the featured button if you are a winner!
Thanks so much to all who linked up.


Thursday, November 10, 2011
Thinky Linky Thursday: Pets
We are beginning our unit on pets as the children have shown interest in them by pretending to be cats and other animals while the other students take care of them. So here are a few of the activities we have done this so far.


First, we turned our block area into a pet shop. The kids can use play money to buy pets and pet supplies. The workers at the store can learn how to take care of the pets and count the money. They can also use the blocks to build a house for their pets. We added ads from a pet store to the area as well (not shown in photos).
Then after the pets were purchased, we had to take them outside for a walk, of course.
In dramatic play, we left the area like a house, but added some pets and a pet bed. We will soon be changing this area into a vets office. Stay tuned for more photos.
In the sensory table, we washed animals with soapy water. Though they are not pets, we still wanted to have these animals out to play with because next week we will be comparing wild vs. tame animals.
We used pattern blocks to make animal shapes.
We traced animals with the large stencils.
The kids painted pictures of their pets. Well, it was originally supposed to be a brown dog, but as you can see, some of the kids had more imaginative ideas for colors of animals they wanted to paint.
The home activity that we sent home was to draw or cut out pictures of their favorite pet. Here is some of the work the kids did. I LOVE the writing!
And lastly, we just got out some table games and puzzles relating to animals.
Here are just a couple of pics of the kids with their pretend and real(hermit crab) class pets!
What are you doing with your kids? Link up and share!



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