Fly swatter activities preschool

Some of the links might not work now. Let me know and I will send the file for free. ei98srl@gmail.com 1. I worked with the book Jigsaw (Macmillan) , which uses symbols for teaching English. The symbol for Hello was a green hand. I´ve used it ever since. I made it with fun foam and a wood stick. 2. When teaching boy- girl words, I made a class graph, as suggested in the book Sprinkles (Richmond Publishing). I placed the boy and girl cutouts on the board. The students decorated a picture…

We have been very busy this summer with lots of outings, play dates, and adventures. We are out of the house so much, that I have had to make sure to give us some down time and just relax at home. One such day, L requested that we paint outside. I added fly swatters next to the paint colors, and he did the rest. I really wish I had learned from my painting with feet activity, and moved the fun down into the grass. Luckily, I used washable paint and was able to hose off most of the paint from…

The Fly Swat activity is one of my all time favorite activities. It’s amazing how something as simple as words printed on flies and a fly swatter purchased at a dollar store can keep even the most reluctant students practicing words for hours! To assemble this activity simply print the files, laminate (optional) and cut […]

"Swat It" is a high energy fly swatter game that kids ask to play again and again. Whatever you want to practice with your child, be it number recognition, number sense, math facts, letters, sight words, or reading skills you can do it with this game. All you need is a fly swatter and some

This preschool speech therapy activity is so easy - and so fun!Pairing a fly swatter with bugs is a sure way to bring some giggles (and movement!) to your preschool and kindergarten students. This activity goes perfectly with a spring theme or bug theme.All you need is a fly swatter and some paper bugs, articulation cards, or plastic bugs!Simply place the bugs all over the therapy room - up high, on the floor, under objects - anywhere and everywhere! Give your student a fly swatter and have…

I love when learning and movement can be combined. Swat the Bug Learning Activity, students have so much fun, they will forget that they are even learning.

Fact #1: Kids like to move! Fact #2: Kids LOVE a good competition. Since these two statements are true, how about I share a fun way to get kids moving and sharing in a little friendly competition? Have you used a fly swatter in your classroom yet? If not, you should. It's an easy way to give students permission to hit things {in a good way, of course!}. What a fabulous idea from Nicole at Flipping for Firth Grade Blog. She created this "keyboard" {modeled after a real keyboard arrangement}…

Looking for Back to School activities? This Fly Swatter Game is a fun and fast paced way to practice letter ID, sounds, numbers, color words, and high frequency words! Over 450 flies to print and use. This is a game that will grow with students as they learn. You can use it all year long.

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