Pets Theme

Pets Unit

  Finger puppets

Pets Stew

Felt Set from Target

Random pet stuffed animals.

Yes, there is a cow and even a horse! 

I think 4H kids keep them both :)

One lone cookie cutter lol

X-ray pack

Farm balance toys from Target

Pet Toys

My first pet set

a close-up.

Friendship Centers

     

Two different pots for our stews.$

Sensory Bin

purple and pink liquid watercolors rice

scoops, mini erasers, silicone cupcake liners, see-through hearts

                                        Tic Tac Toe games from Target.

                                   For the block area, items from Target.

Felt pieces for our flannel board

Cupcakes for Pete and the Missing Cupcake

Reading Buddies

Items for the light table

These are old transparencies!

Excess laminating or sheets

Winter Centers

Winter Centers

sn*w and ice magnatiles- not a big hit at all this year, no one used them!

I swapped it out with something in week two.

I think they were from Target.

Play-Doh with cookie cutters and mats.

Here are some play-dough mats $ for them to use:

More HERE $ 

Wooden houses and a truck from Target.

stuffies- mostly from Dollar Tree

We are using these as reading buddies :)

Cubes for a light table.

The box is from Dollar Tree and they are sn*wflakes.

plain white felt sn*wmen at the bottom

decorated sn*wmen 

sn*wmen ornaments from Target.

Paper punches, white crayons, and colored pencils- 

not a big hit either, swapped it out week 2.

Ten frames with sn*wflakes from a past KinderCrate.

I added felt numbers to match.

sn*wmen have magnets on the back for our magnet center.

Number guide from Tara West.

These were our snowmen math magnet game.$

In the white bin

I drew the faces on the cups.

The snowballs were from Target, I think.

The cups just sit in a bin, and the kids toss yarn  pom-poms

into them and call out the number they sank the pom-pom.

Besides our fine motor table, I added these trays.

These are super small trays.

I have a bag for each number.

Yellow tray- random cards- I have zero idea where they came from.

Blue tray- Number Blocks cards from a set. 

Number cards from some people I bought this summer.

(Blog post upcoming)

Red Tray~ textured cards from Target and sandpaper cards from FB Marketplace.

Pink Tray~ From Hands2Mind

video

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Christmas in the Kinderpond

 Christmas Stew

Light Table

Play dough Cards

Grab these HERE.

Building Sets from Target and truck

Here are these. Planning Playtime

Ornament Count FREE

Magnatile Trees and Bells 

Spring Centers

 I share my room, so all of our themed centers go back on these

 shelves, and I cover them with a spare pocket chart lol 

Items for the light table

Flower headbands for math the room.

find it HERE

I bought this and two others at Wal~Mart.

Flannel board sort fruits and vegetables :)

Stew items

Plant Stew

I added people :)

Recycling Unit

 We start off with this song, and it gets stuck in your head!

Recycle

Mini erasers with cards

Unifix cubes to measure

Earth Day patterns

Light table

Learning Resources

Glass beads and Earth 

Headband

QT art

Books for the unit

We read this book and made the classbook too!

This was for journals.

We practice our names the "kindergarten way"

We brainstormed shapes of recyclables could be.

I added these things to our sensory bin- 

things for compost and things to recycle.

I put real objects in the table too.

Small metal containers as well as some small plastic ones.

I need to add some paper, plastic, and metal items.

I was thinking of those mini brands things.

The filling is clean, new pet bedding.

During journals we made a paper collage.

I brought out a bunch of different kinds of paper.

The students cut or tore the paper.

We traced recycle in blue, green, and our favorite colors :)

Printable here. 

We also used the word cards from that unit as well.

That's coming in our morning bins post :)

We write our names the "kindergarten way"

The letter of the day was Dd (we write it 4 times because we're four)

We read Compost stew and brainstormed things that would go into our compost.

Our Recycling Science Center