Preschool x ray activities

Printable educational activities for preschool, kindergarten and grade school children to learn their alphabet.

Use cotton swabs, black play dough, and cookie cutters and invite kids to make skeletons or x-rays. Perfect for Letter X theme or Halloween play activities.

Our letter X activities for this week included: * looking at real X-rays from a local hospital * making our own Xylophone with strips of construction paper. We made this a math activity by gluing them from long to short, or short to long. (basic art activity found on Pinterest) * playing on Xylophones in the music room * drawing our own X onto construction paper, then covering it with bones * drawing our hand and wrist on construction paper with chalk, then gluing Q-tips on them to look like…

Here's a very quick x-ray/skeleton craft we did last night, to go along with reading Ezekiel 37. You know the passage..."Dem bones, dem bones, dem dry bones." In fact, I couldn't resist playing the Wiggles singing that song for the children (you can find it here, on YouTube), before we read the passage. Then, we made our craft... ...and watched The Magic School Bus Flexes Its Muscles, which you can find, here, on gamequarium.org. I have to say thanks to Ticia at Adventures in Mommydom, for…

Explore the world of bones with two different x-ray sensory play ideas. Get started with only a few simple supplies and create hours of hands-on sensory fun for the little ones!As part of my ongoing series, ABC Sensory, we’ve been exploring a different sensory activity for each letter of the alphabet. And for today’s letter X sensory play, we’ll be making an X-ray light bin and X-ray play dough figures! In this post I’ll show you exactly how easy they are to make. Plus, I created a FREE chec

X is for x-ray fish

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X-ray craft