If you give a pig a pancake craft preschool

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We read the story "If You Give A Pig A Pancake" then made this cute craft. Click on the link below and it will take you to this cute craft....

What a fun filled day. Kiddos made pancakes and created a pig craft to accompany their writing. If you give a pig a... pizza popsickle ...

We made pancakes! Well ... sort of ;) The kids used glue and maple flavoring as syrup on their own plate of pancakes!

On a whim, while attempting to select some good "Easy Readers" for my first through third book group, I stumbled across a pretty funny series called Fitch and Chip by Lisa Wheeler. The book I selected is called New Pig in Town, in which Chip (the pig) is the new student in class and realizes that Fitch is the only wolf. The story continues with some pretty good pig and "lone wolf" jokes, and concludes with Fitch and Chip becoming friends. Though this book is outside of what I would call…

If you give a pig a pancake board

If you love "If You Give a Pig a Pancake" then you will love this awesome do a dot printable that I have made for you today!

This book-inspired Pig & Pancakes Letter Recognition Activity is an "oink-tastic" way to practice identifying capital and lowercase letters!

Kids can make a paper plate PANCAKE craft that looks good enough to eat! Also included are directions to make SYRUP out of craft supplies to put on top.