Our plan for today!
Subject: Flowers
"Dear children & parents,
the spring project begins and it's gonna be multi-layered. Have fun!🥀"
Key terms: spring, flower, petals, leaves, stem
Learning objectives: To realize that spring is the season of blossom, to see different types of flowers and work through them and to create artificial flowers.
Materials & preparation: tablet, printer(optional), bowl with water, flowers, scoops and strainers, cups, dice, newspapers/magazines, scissors, straw, double-sided tape/glue, colored sheets, markers
💮E-book
Following this link ''Now that it's spring!'', you will find a short e-book with spring images to welcome you to the project's theme.
Following this link ''Now that it's spring!'', you will find a short e-book with spring images to welcome you to the project's theme.
💮Sensory water activity
As you will see in the video, we are making a fairy soup with petals, flowers and leaves, play with them and freeze them at the end▶️2nd video.
Pick some flowers and follow up! You also need a bowl with water, scoops and cups, ice cube tray or cupcakes.
Pick some flowers and follow up! You also need a bowl with water, scoops and cups, ice cube tray or cupcakes.
💮Board game
You can download my DIY board game in this link→Spring's board game! You need a dice and you are ready to revise numbers and counting in a flowery version. If there is no printer, make your own handmade board game!
💮Flower crafts with easy materials
For the first craft you will need: coloured paper, scissors, double-sided tape and a straw. Watch the steps to make a lovely hyacinthus.
For the second craft you will need newspapers/magazines/brochures to draw on and cut out flowers. Then, paste them on a colored sheet and draw stem and leaves. Simple but nice. You have so many flower choices.
💮E-games
Here are two memory games with spring images for your little one based one their age to play and exercise their memory and eye perception.
💮Practice fine motor and pre-writing skills
I forward you some worksheets for tracing lines and cutting by @motheringwithcreativity. You can find more on TeachersPayTeacher. These are great pre-writing activities to practise. Firstly, trace the line with the finger and then, use a marker. There are also spring themed sheets for scissors cutting.
"Stay tuned for more spring fun following!''
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