Snack Ideas:
* Try Lemons & Limes: I've been surprised at how many of my preschoolers have never experienced these fruits. The sour faces are priceless and result in lots of giggles.
{photo by Pink Sherbet Photography}
Song:
"I'm a Little Lion"
{sing to the tune of "I'm a Little Teapot."}
I'm a little lion
On the plain.
Here is my tail and
Here is my mane.
When I get excited
You will see
Just how loud
My roar can be...
ROAR!!
* The Grouchy Ladybug by Eric Carle
* How Loud is a Lion by Stella Blackstone
* Lion Crafts: I apologize that these aren't great pictures, but both these activities have been favorites of my students.
The first is a lion mask made from a paper plate. Just cut holes for eyes and a triangle shaped cut out for the nose. Have your child color or paint it yellow and then glue on pieces of yellow yarn for the mane.
In this craft, use a yellow cupcake liner for the lion's head and mane. Just have your child cut down each of the creases, but stop before he/she cuts the middle circle. Then, just add google eyes and draw a body, legs and a tail with yellow marker.
* Leaf Art: I love this gorgeous project with pastels from Rockabye Butterfly. Or you can do simple leaf rubbings. Here is a great tutorial from FirstPalette.com.
Activities:
* Ladybug Counting Game: I posted this activity almost 6 months ago and Brooklyn still requests to play it weekly. You can find the full post and free printable here.
Printables:
* Click on the photos below to print out your Ll Flash Card and Writing Practice Worksheet.
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