Click here to go to a whole page of related activities - scroll down for the shape matchup.
Showing posts with label shapes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shapes. Show all posts
Tuesday, 14 February 2012
letter A:A is for ant:Shapes match
Free to download from Confessions of a Homeschooler, this puzzle is in a similar vein to the number match up. Simply cut the ants in half to use, the object is obviously to match the shapes;again younger learners will find the unique colouring a help.
Click here to go to a whole page of related activities - scroll down for the shape matchup.
Click here to go to a whole page of related activities - scroll down for the shape matchup.
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Spelling:shape wordsearch
Apologies that April was such a light month posting-wise. We had several things happening here which included not only all the bank holiday/Easter stuff but a visit to the UK for 5 days in the middle. Combine this with A having been asked in a very polite Dutch way to leave the International School because he cannot stay there now the verdict is in from the Dutch Ed Psych and the result is that we are returning to the UK minus OH, so packing and cleaning our 6 bedroom house has had priority over blogging at the mo and will do for May as well I suspect.
I did however find time to create this word search for A and R to do - I think that I had shapes on my mind since now B has colours off pat shapes are next on my list.
As always here is the download link for the pdf file.
I did however find time to create this word search for A and R to do - I think that I had shapes on my mind since now B has colours off pat shapes are next on my list.
As always here is the download link for the pdf file.
Thursday, 10 February 2011
stArt- Owl Babies
Owl Babies is a beautifully illustrated story about three baby owls who wake up one night to find their Mummy is gone. It is a lovely gentle story about separation and how it is OK in the end. It is not too wordy but has a repeating chant of "I want my Mummy said Bill" that the kids love to join in with.
This book has special place in my heart because when A was 3 it was his favourite book (aside from the Thomas the Tank Engine stories of course!). We bought it when he was having trouble being left at Nursery School in the hope that it would help him learn how to separate from me (it didn't, but that is a whole other story) and he requested it every night for months on end. B was introduced to it once or twice but has only recently developed a long enough attention span for me to get past page 2 in any of our books! This morning however B and I were woken up at 2 a.m. by A and could not get back to sleep right away so we crept downstairs to read a book or two to try to get B to sleep. A meanwhile went straight back to sleep in B's bed - typical! The book B chose was Owl Babies. Not only did we have it in the early hours but throughout the morning he kept bringing it back to me again saying "Bill lose Mummy! Read it! Read it!" so we temporarily abandoned our plans for using valentines based stuff and switched to owls instead.
The first idea I had was to use a toilet roll and cover it with feathers and stick on eyes and beak for an owl face; I must have seen this somewhere at some point but I can't for the life of me think where... anyway, the feathers are conspicuous by their absence from the craft box so I decided that we would do some shape cutting and sticking instead. Using the template from First School found here this is what we made.
This book has special place in my heart because when A was 3 it was his favourite book (aside from the Thomas the Tank Engine stories of course!). We bought it when he was having trouble being left at Nursery School in the hope that it would help him learn how to separate from me (it didn't, but that is a whole other story) and he requested it every night for months on end. B was introduced to it once or twice but has only recently developed a long enough attention span for me to get past page 2 in any of our books! This morning however B and I were woken up at 2 a.m. by A and could not get back to sleep right away so we crept downstairs to read a book or two to try to get B to sleep. A meanwhile went straight back to sleep in B's bed - typical! The book B chose was Owl Babies. Not only did we have it in the early hours but throughout the morning he kept bringing it back to me again saying "Bill lose Mummy! Read it! Read it!" so we temporarily abandoned our plans for using valentines based stuff and switched to owls instead.
The first idea I had was to use a toilet roll and cover it with feathers and stick on eyes and beak for an owl face; I must have seen this somewhere at some point but I can't for the life of me think where... anyway, the feathers are conspicuous by their absence from the craft box so I decided that we would do some shape cutting and sticking instead. Using the template from First School found here this is what we made.
Come to think of it this could fit in with a Valentines theme since it is made from heart shapes. Ours is a night time picture because the story takes place at night and it is definitely Mummy Owl because she is flying. B was OK about putting the glue on the shapes but didn't want to make the picture, that's what happens when your big brother wakes you up at 2 a.m. I guess! When we get a chance we will add more owl themed stuff (see trace make etc), until then this was just a quick morning project - hope you like it.
Saturday, 27 November 2010
Shapes: ship shape file folder game
Free resource to download from Preschool Printables
Ship shape file folder game - match the shapes on the sails. Could also be used as part of a transport/boat theme.
Shapes: ginger bread man file folder game
Free resource to download from Preschool Printables
Gingerbread man matching game - match the buttons; teaches circle, diamond,heart,oval,rectangle, square,star and triangle. Of course this could also be used as a resource with the gingerbread man story or (at least here in Germany) as a Christmas themed resource as the shops are full to the brim with gingerbread themed stuff at the moment!
B found this one quite easy to match the shapes but didn't know the names so we are reinforcing the shape names and ignoring the colours when we use this.
Gingerbread man matching game - match the buttons; teaches circle, diamond,heart,oval,rectangle, square,star and triangle. Of course this could also be used as a resource with the gingerbread man story or (at least here in Germany) as a Christmas themed resource as the shops are full to the brim with gingerbread themed stuff at the moment!
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