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Circle-O-Saurus
added 9-20-00
Original Author Unknown
Need: paper,
glue, several size circles
Directions: cut
several sizes of circles and let the kids make dinosaurs out of circles.
They really turned out cute, and the kids had fun with it.
Triangle/ Ice cream cone
added 9-20-00
Original Author Unknown
Need: paper, scissors
Directions: Children cut triangle out of
brown paper to make the cone and cut a scoop of ice cream out of white
paper. (Teacher traces the shape on the paper.) Cut
small triangles out of different colors. Kids glue the cone and ice cream
onto a 9 x 12 sheet of purple paper to make ice cream cone and glue
triangles onto the ice cream to make sprinkles.
Sally Square
added 9-20-00
Original Author Unknown
Need: Paper, glue, scissors
Directions: Children cut out 2 1" white
squares for eyes, a 1" brown square for nose and a 2" red square
for the mouth and 2 - 2" blue squares for the feet. Teacher cuts 4 -
9" x 1" yellow strips for the arms and legs. Children fold
strips back and forth. Using a 9" dark blue square for the face/body
children glue on eyes, nose, mouth arms and legs. Glue 2 strips on either
side for the arms and 2 strips on the bottom for the legs. Glue blue
squares at end of legs for feet. Glue wiggly eyes onto the white square
eyes. Use shredded crinkled paper for the hair.
Shape
Book added
9-20-00 Original Author Unknown
Need: paper, marker
Directions: Make a Shape Book Use a 9x6 (1/2
of the big sheets) sheet of construction paper and fold in half. Then take
2 sheets of 8.5x11 paper and fold in half. Put on the first page: Red
Circle Red Circle What do you See? Have red circles available for the
children to glue on the page. 2nd page: (on the top) I see a green
triangle looking at me. Have green triangles for the children to glue. (at
the bottom of the page write:) Green triangle green triangle what do you
see? Keep on till you've used all the shapes and on the last page have at
the top "I see ___________ looking at me." Child can write their
name on the line (maybe!) and draw a picture of themselves.
My Shape Book added
2-19-02 Submitted
by: Mandi McIntyre
Need: paper, marker, glue, scissors, and old
magazines
Directions: Take a few sheets of
construction paper and fold them in half, and put together like a
"book." Have the children search in old magazines and/or
newspaper for shapes. (triangles, circles, squares, rectangles, etc... ) Cut
them out and paste one shape on each page of your book. Help the
children write down the shape name underneath each picture. Put
"My Shape Book" on the front with name and decorate.
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