Week in Review: Reptiles

This was our alligator pie... guess who didn't take a photo until they were all gone???

We used one box of pudding and 6 mini pies.

We had enough to make about 7 pies,

so we might have eaten the leftovers lol

Here was our chameleon

This was the first time measuring, I was pretty impressed!

Our snap game.

I didn't have the "right" container, 

but I just used a green dish, and it was just fine!

I didn't use all of the letters.

You could just use the letters of your child's name.

You could just use the letters that your child needs to work on.

Bead snakes.

I used the leftover pipe cleaners from the snakes measuring activity.

Here are the cinnamon roll snakes.

We left two normal rolls for dad ;)

Here's our turtle sort... and the paper I made, because I couldn't find the made one lol

Nothing needs to be fancy!!

 Don't forget to print it out it's FREE in my TPT store!

We can't forget that we needed to wear our gator hat straight from the bayou's of New Orleans!

Kinderpond Learns about Reptiles

Learning Board

Letter I

Color  Review

Shape- Hexagon

Numeral- 4

Name Practice- Snake and Turtle

Monday-

Story- What is a Reptile

Poem Video

 

Art~ Pony Bead Snake on a Straw 

Math/Life Skills/Science  Turtle Size Sort
I will have to quick make one up, there was no link available on their site.

Snack- I am going to use my Apple Peeler Corer Slicer from Pampered Chef to make an apple snake!

Tuesday-

Story- Verde

Fingerplay I'm a Little Snake (no link)

Art- Turtle Plate  
This will be more of a process art.  Have your child make the plate part first and when dry, add the legs, head, and tail.

Math/Life Skills/Science- Measure Snakes 

This will take a little prep to set up :)

Snack-Snake Biscuits
We made  ones last week with bread sticks, so you could do that again or this week, I will plan using Bisquick.

Thursday-

Story Mixed Up Chameleon

 

Fingerplays- Croc Snap

Music- Alligator Pie

Math/Life Skills/Science Mixed Up Chameleon  Clothes Pom-pom Pick Up

Snack- Alligator Pie

Friday-

Story  Color of His Own

Fingerplays- Silly Slippery Snake

Music- Teasing Mr Alligator

Math/Life Skills/Science Pony Bead Snake

Snack- Snake Cinnamon Rolls

So instead of rolling your cinnamon rolls into rolls, unroll them and place on pan like a long snake!

Shopping List:
Cinnamon Rolls
Mini Pie Shells
Pudding
Green Food coloring
Apple
Bisquick/breadsticks

Fancy Straw
Clothes pin
pom-poms
Pony Beads
Pipe Cleaners
Some sort of container (think Crystal Light container)

Week in Review: Kinderpond Valentine's

I write on a laminated sheet and slip it into a clear pocket.

When we do an activity, I mark it off.

When we miss something, I can easily see it and 

can go back at a different time.

We did the thumbprints :)

We did the Rice Krispies Treats too :)

I took heart containers and Froglet added pony beads.

Fine motor lacing

Salt tray writing.

Must add hot glue to the seems, it leaked lol

10 Little Hearts flannel board

Cutting and hole punching

I used a Pampered Chef tool turnabout filled with 

reds

pinks

purples

 scissors: regular and funky

crayons- regular and those nice big ones

markers- including smelly ones

thin and thick, shorter and regular

colored pencils

Twistable Crayons

Bingo Daubers

Glue Stick

I also filled a try with:

ink pads

stamps

heart stickers

regular heart punches to use with glue

Here was our shelf.

The top I used a Pampered Chef cooking rack for

addition drying space.

I had regular white copy paper and

pink and red construction paper.

Math game with see through hearts from Dollar Tree

I don't have any tape dispensers, so

I cut small pieces of tape and added them

around the outside of the box.

Froglet added them to his heart.

I used those clear hearts again for my light table.

We have this heart outline die cut.

So I laminated them.

I wrote numerals, dots, and words on the inside.

Froglet added the correct number of hearts to each large heart.

I used some Target Dollar Spot erasers.

 Heart shaped rice krispie treats

Snack mix and dipped pretzels.