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Contact_FullName: Beth Contact_Email: bschnedier@wi.rr.com date:: 01/08/07 Area: Arctic-Games Idea: Walrus Counting Find a Clip Art of a walrus or draw one. I use the numbers 1-12 so I photocopy the picture to make 24 walruses. I then label 12 walruses with the numerals 1-12 and then draw 1-12 dots on the other walruses. Laminate for sturdiness. The students then match the numeral walrus to the dot walrus. Contact_FullName: Beth Contact_Email: bschnedier@wi.rr.com date:: 01/08/07 Area: Arctic-Games Idea: Feed the Leopard Seal Draw a large seal shape on poster board. Place it on the floor and use bean bags or plastic fish to "feed" the seal. Just toss the bean bag or fish to try to land it on the seal. A penguin shape also works. Contact_FullName: deana Contact_Email: deana.england@gracebrethren.org Idea: Ice Fishing: Cut and laminate fish shapes from poster board; put a paper clip on its mouth end. Tie a string to a stick or ruler and tie a magnet (I used one with a hole in the middle) to the string. Place the fish in a large box and cover it with a sheet of Styrofoam with a hole large enough to fish through. Preschoolers really enjoy ice fishing! The fish may be programmed with letters or numbers for extra practice in those areas. Contact_FullName: michelle
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