This week’s learning activity box activities are as
follows…
Put the Hat on the Snowman File
Folder Game
I took two file folders and glued them together in the
middle, giving it more of a tri-fold when you fold it up.
The children match the lowercase letters on the
hats to the uppercase letters on the snowmen. You can find this game here to download.
Match the Shape File Folder
Game
This is a file folder game in which the child
matches shapes. I got this years ago at a garage sale… a preschool teacher was
retiring. Got to love those kinds of sales!!!
Rhyming
Snowman
In this game you get the pieces to build a
snowman. To build the snowman you find three pictures… one on the hat, one on
the middle snowball, and one on the bottom snowball…that all rhyme. You can
download this game here.
Color Cubes ~make a
shape
In this game they take the colored
cubes and make the shape on the card. They love these!!! I found them on
Amazon.
Pattern Blocks
~penguin
Using the pattern blocks they are to
make the penguin. You can find this penguin template here at PreKinders.
Snowman
Patterning
In this game the children figure out the pattern
and clip the clothespin on the end to complete the pattern. You can download
this game here.
The graphics came from Ruth over at Graphics by Ruth.
Polar Bear
Lacing
This is a polar bear lacing card. I got the
graphic to make this polar bear at Graphics by Ruth.
Build a
Snowman
This is a build the snowman game in which the child
(or children… I made it for two to play at a time) roll the die I made from a
wood block and the number they roll is the part of the snowman they can put
together. You can get this over at 2 Teaching Mommies in their Snow & Ice expanded unit.
Magnet Board –at and –an family word match
In this game the children are to match the –at or
–an word to the correct picture. I got this from over at the Moffatt
Girls in their Ready2Read Level 1: Unit 1 pack.
That is our Learning Box Activities for the 3rd
week in January. I hope you find something you can incorporate into your
classroom/home.
Best,
Rose
So many fun, cute ideas! I think my favorite is the Rhyming Snowman - going to have to make that one! Thanks for sharing on ABC123!
ReplyDeleteHi! I just found your awesome blog. Work boxes are new to me but sound like something I need. What kind of things do you put into them? Do you have one for each child?
ReplyDeleteEverything I had above in the post is what I put in them for the week. I also have another post on my activity learning boxes that shows you another week. I keep it hands on learning type games the children enjoy to play.
DeleteBest,
Rose
I'm following this box activities since I stumbled on this blog and I'm so thankful about the developments that I noticed from my child since she learned this with the help of Montessori Activities. Thanks to you!
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