ZigZag
added 4-13-02
Original Author Unknown
Need: rickrack, paper, scissors, and glue
Directions: Purchase different colors and
sizes of rickrack. Point out how rickrack
makes a zigzag pattern. Give each child a piece of rickrack to cut
into different size pieces. Have the children make a random collage
or have them make a large letter Z by arrange the zigzag pieces and glue
them on the Z.
Zippers
added 5-12-02
Original Author Unknown
Need: old zippers, paper, and glue
Directions: Take old zippers and tear them
apart so that the teeth are apart. Then
glue them onto paper in any shape you desire.
Zippers
added 5-12-02
By: (c)
Christa of Preschool Education
Need: old zippers, paper, and paint
Directions: Take old zippers and tear them
apart so that the teeth are apart. Then
run the zipper through some paint, then across your paper.
Letter
Z Zebra Stripes added 5-12-02
By: (c)
Christa of Preschool Education
Need: paint, marble, box lid, paper,
scissors, and tape
Directions: Take a piece of white paper
and place it in the center of box lid. Then Cut a letter
"Z" out of tag board. Tape the letter z to the paper in the box
lid. Use a piece of rolled tape under the "Z". Then put black
paint in all 4 corners of the box. Add a large marble (remember
to watch the children, marbles can be a choking hazard.) to the
box. Let the children tilt the box to roll the marble through the paint
and across their paper. Stop when you have the desired number of lines.
Pull the paper out of the box, and remove the tape on "Z".
Catching
Some Zz's added
4-27-04
Submitted By:
Jenny Gonsoulin
Need: paper, digital camera and printer,
glue, fabric
Directions: Using a digital camera, take
a picture of each student lying down on a table. Provide each
student with two long construction paper rectangles (these will be the
Head and Foot boards) and a piece of material (for the beds cover).
Have the students make their Bed. Then glue their picture on the top of
the bed. To finish this project have the children draw Zz's coming
from their mouth. The students really enjoy this project because the
choose all kinds of positions to sleep.
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