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Contact_FullName: Christena
Contact_Email: jcnelson721@aol.com
date:: 4/30/04
Area: Flower-Game
Idea:
Have children get in a small "seed" position on the floor. Ask a child to
"water" the children with an empty watering can. As they touch the children's
backs, the children start to grow. They have to grow slowly. When they reach as
tall as they can go, they open their arms like petals.
Contact_FullName: Laura Collins
Contact_Email: learningpatchinc@aol.com
date:: 04/25/03
Area: Flowers-Games
Idea:
This idea worked well with the kids in my class. I brought in a couple of
inexpensive bouquets of flowers. I set the bouquets out on the table, and took
the children in small groups over to the table. We played a sorting game. The
children sorted the flowers according to color, the size of the stem, and also
matched the flowers that were alike.
Contact_FullName: Kara
Contact_Email: karacopes@kvfc.org
date:: 04/24/03
Area: flower games; letter recognition; butterfly
Idea:
create large daisy shape flowers with a circle in the middle large enough to
write one letter on each flower until you have the whole alphabet. Copy onto
different colored paper. Add a Yellow circle with letter to cover the one on
your copy, cut out and laminate all flowers. Hang the flowers on the wall with
double sided tape. Have a butterfly relay race. The kids are the butterflies.
One child from each team flies to the flowers to get some nectar. When they get
to the flower they use their arm as the butterfly's tongue and unroll it from
under their chin. (Butterflies keep their tongue rolled up except when eating)
Have the child identify the name of the letter (or sound) and fly back to tag
the next butterfly in line.
Contact_FullName: becky
Contact_Email: beckers2541@aol.com
date:: 04/12/03
Area: Flower-Games
Idea:
Play Flower, Flower, Bee. Played just like Duck, Duck, Goose.
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