M is for Mickey Mouse- To go
along with our discussion of the letter M and
the sound it makes the children each cut out a
large letter M and decorated it to symbolize the
character, Mickey Mouse. |
N is for Numbers- To go along with our
discussion of the letter N and the sound it
makes the children each cut out a large letter N
and practiced writing numbers on it.
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O is for Ornament- To go along with our
discussion of the letter O and the sound it
makes the children each used a spin art
technique to paint their version of an ornament.
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P is for Present- To go along with our
discussion of the letter P and the sound it
makes the children each used collage materials
to create their version of a present.
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Gingerbread Spice Painting- The children created
their version of gingerbread cookies by painting
with various spices and then using collage
materials to decorate paper gingerbread cookies.
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Handprint Lights- The children created a
Christmas present for their families by using
their painted hands to create Christmas lights.
Once the paint was dry the children signed their
names at the bottom of the canvas.
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Shape Reindeer- Using various shapes the
children created their own version of reindeers.
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Cinnamon Dough Ornaments- The children made
their own ornaments by mixing cinnamon, flour,
and salt to make a dough that they then cut out
various holiday shapes in.
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Painting Ornaments- The children painted
their own wooden ornaments that we then put
their pictures in. |
Reindeer Food- The children made their own bag
of reindeer food using oatmeal and green and red
sugar.
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Tree Ornaments- The children glued three
popsicle sticks together to make a tree shape
that they then used collage materials to
decorate.
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Holiday Card Exchange- Our class again took part
in a holiday card exchange with 26 other schools
around the U.S. including ones from California,
Texas, and New York! |
Fork Painting Wreaths- The children used forks
dipped in paint to create their version of a
holiday wreath!
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Handprint Candies- The children used their
painted hand prints to create their version of a
piece of candy.
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