Set up a pet store with stuffed animals, especially mice!, in boxes for them to care for and sell! Ideas to Transform Your Dramatic Play Area (Be sure the ears are pressed into the head).ĭecorate with raisins for eyes and pretzel thins for whiskers once cooked.
MOUSE CRAFT PRESCHOOL HOW TO
Show them how to roll it into a ball and then flatten each ball to make a head and ears. Using your favorite recipe, give the children a large scoop of cookie dough. It also allows for some great conversation! Ask many questions while cooking with your children to encourage conversation! Be sure to ask specific themed questions while making these fun snacks! The children practice cutting on those lines as you talk about the story!Ĭooking with children helps develop their math skills and helps them to learn how to follow directions. Draw lines up the middle-some zig zagged, some straight, etc. In advance, (keeping with the Strawberry theme from above!), make a large strawberry for each child from paper. What better way to supervise scissor use than in Circle Time where they all learn together! The mouse ran down (run fingers down the arm) The clock struck one (hold up one finger). The mouse ran up the clock (run fingers from other hand up arm). Hickory, dickory dock (Hold arm up with elbow bent). Extend it by making flannel pieces for them to use at the library! and go for it!Ĭircle Time is such a great time for children to learn the social skills of being together as a large group AND to learn more about your theme! However, why not learn about ramps, marbles and traps in your Block Area?!Īdd PVC tubes, marbles, paper towel tubes, wheels (like a water wheel) etc. No, not the board game.that is FAR TOO old for preschoolers. This is a great followup to the book Lunch by Denise Fleming. They then glue colored tissue paper onto the mouse shape. The children trace a mouse onto white paper and cut out. In advance, cut out mouse shaped stencils. Great follow up to the book Mouse Shapes by Ellen Stohl Walsh.
VARIATION: Provide either precut shapes or shape stencils for the children to trace and cut out to make their mouse including circles, triangles, skinny rectangles (for whiskers),etc.
The children cut the paper into shapes to create a mouse. Materials needed: construction paper, scissors, glue, white paper
0 kommentar(er)
