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We have picked back up with our preschool lapbooking.
My 3 year old daughter and I just got working on Are You My Mother? Lapbook. We do not do a normal lapbook per say, we have been doing a new book every 2 weeks and I keep all her work in a binder.
I printed off the Are you my Mother Sequence Game and glued the cut outs to the back of completed cereal boxes and as I read the story to my daughter she placed the story pieces in sequential order of the story.
I also uploaded Birds Adventure for free on my iPad for her to play and color the sliding bird puzzles.
I found this cute bird craft on Pinterest but I decided to modify it a bit.
Materials for the craft:
paper brown bag (ours was recycled)
1 googly eye
1 beak (I used orange card stock and cut a small triangle)
blue finger paint
glue stick & bottle glue
white paper
I drew a nest on the paper and then I ripped up the brown paper bag, she glued the pieces in the nest. Then she painted her hand and made a hand print on the next and then glued the googly eye and beak on the palm portion of the hand print - making a bird in the nest.
For dinner we had a special meal to go with our Are You My Mother theme.
Ingredients:
cooked pasta
pasta sauce (I admit it mine was jar sauce)
Meatball Ingredients:
Ground turkey
a small handful of homemade breadcrumbs
couple of sprinkles of basil
small handful of shredded mozzarella cheese
eyes - mozzarella cheese
beak - a small piece of carrot
I rolled into meatballs and cooked for 50 minutes on 425 degrees.
Once the pasta was cooked I placed on her plate shaping it into a nest like shape and added the meatballs to her plate. I stuck the carrot beak in the center of the side of the meatball and the eyes I allowed the mozzarella cheese to melt into circle eyes.
We have picked back up with our preschool lapbooking.
My 3 year old daughter and I just got working on Are You My Mother? Lapbook. We do not do a normal lapbook per say, we have been doing a new book every 2 weeks and I keep all her work in a binder.
I printed off the Are you my Mother Sequence Game and glued the cut outs to the back of completed cereal boxes and as I read the story to my daughter she placed the story pieces in sequential order of the story.
I also uploaded Birds Adventure for free on my iPad for her to play and color the sliding bird puzzles.
I found this cute bird craft on Pinterest but I decided to modify it a bit.
Materials for the craft:
paper brown bag (ours was recycled)
1 googly eye
1 beak (I used orange card stock and cut a small triangle)
blue finger paint
glue stick & bottle glue
white paper
I drew a nest on the paper and then I ripped up the brown paper bag, she glued the pieces in the nest. Then she painted her hand and made a hand print on the next and then glued the googly eye and beak on the palm portion of the hand print - making a bird in the nest.
Ingredients:
cooked pasta
pasta sauce (I admit it mine was jar sauce)
Meatball Ingredients:
Ground turkey
a small handful of homemade breadcrumbs
couple of sprinkles of basil
small handful of shredded mozzarella cheese
eyes - mozzarella cheese
beak - a small piece of carrot
I rolled into meatballs and cooked for 50 minutes on 425 degrees.
Once the pasta was cooked I placed on her plate shaping it into a nest like shape and added the meatballs to her plate. I stuck the carrot beak in the center of the side of the meatball and the eyes I allowed the mozzarella cheese to melt into circle eyes.
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Thanks for hosting! I love the bird nest!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hosting! :-)
ReplyDeletesuper cute I loved that book
ReplyDeleteI adore that book. Great ideas to go along with it! I'm going to pin this for when my daughter can do this craft.
ReplyDeleteI remember that book from when I was a little girl, great activities to go along with it!
ReplyDeleteI love the handprint in the nest- super cute idea!
ReplyDeleteThat pic looks amazingly like a bird! I never even thought that you could use a hand print for that--what a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI love how the hand print actually can be made to look like a bird in a nest!
ReplyDeleteThat has to be the cutest craft ever!! Very, very clever :)
ReplyDeleteSofia
From PDX with Love
We love that book. My boys would not sit still for it until they were over a year old though. Now they cannot get enough of it. what a great craft idea to tie into the story. Thanks for the idea :)
ReplyDeleteI love your nests! I will be sharing this post on Facebook and Pinterest.
ReplyDeleteWe love this book. DD reads it all the time. Thanks for the lapbook download, she will have lots of fun with this!
ReplyDelete-Reshama
www.stackingbooks.com
What great ideas! My kids love this book and would enjoy these activities and meal.
ReplyDeleteTesa @ 2 Wired 2 Tired
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ReplyDeleteNancy
So extremely adorable! I miss miss miss my kids being little! I homeschooled them up til this year. My daughter is still home but doing online for her senior year and my son went to high school so he could play ball. I miss those days so much. Enjoy this time!
ReplyDeleteI love these integrative ideas you have! Almost makes me want to teach again! =)
ReplyDeleteWe just read that book. Bobo said, "Hey, your dad has this book!" I think he didn't realize there can be more than one? I may have contributed to this misconception as I often say we have to take a book back to the library so another child can borrow it.
ReplyDeleteNeat ideas! The meatball birds are cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at Sharing Saturday!
I love this book! cute ideas. Thanks for linking to Share It Saturday.
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