Well another busy and creative week as we learned about Polar/Arctic animals.
My kiddos were anxious to create and learn about them. We talked about how they could be camouflaged against the snow if they were white and what they liked to eat.
So here's what we did.
These fun Polar bears were simply made with some construction paper.
The heads were folded as to give a 3-D look...so cute and great fine motor as they had to glue on the small snowflakes.
Caribou
These funny caribou puppets were fun to colour...my kids love to colour.
Paper plate polar bear.
My kids wanted to make another polar bear so where is what we did.
Cut the paper plates to use for the bear shape then glued on lots of fluffy cotton.
Arctic Fox
Such a fun and easy fox to create using paper plates. The head was made with a half plate that I rolled and stapled together. The nose is a pom-pom.
This is a wheel we created showing all the Polar Animals.
I didn't get a picture of it all assembled but when we put them together, it shows the animal at the top and the name in the open space below. More fun and learning as my littles ones are starting to read and recognize letters.
Letter Tubes
Last week we did Number Tubes.
This week it was time to do some letter ones. They really worked hard to find all the letters stickers and place them on the tube. We made it into a game too, think of a word that starts with that letter then stick it on.
So that's it for this week.
We are moving on to 'Penguins' next week.
Thanks a lot for stopping in.
Such fun makes Karen, your little ones would have had so much fun, Kate x
ReplyDeleteSo educational and such fun Karen for your kiddos. The fluffy polar bear is such fun and the game with the tubes is clever x. Looking forward to the penguins x.
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