Lighthouse keepers lunch activities

Water Colour Resist Another activity that my year 1 and 2 classes undertook whilst covering the topic of The Lighthouse Ke...

Make your own lighthouse activity

This tiny lighthouse makes a nice night-light; its soft glow is just bright enough to lead your child to the safe harbor of his bed Materials: white plastic tape 18-ounce red plastic cup with a cir…

We have been reading the The Lighthouse Keeper Stories: Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch AND The Lighhouse Keeper’s Picnic by Ronda Armitage. The kids have been totally taken by the story the…

We're celebrating all things AUTUMN in the Art room! For more information please follow me on Instagram @youngschoolartwithmr.g Like me on Facebook https://m.facebook.com/youngschoolart/ Kindergarten and Small Group PreK loved making a fun texture pumpkin patch. We painted and printed with sponge brushes, texture tools, and paper tubes. This gold metallic paint was a big hit! Small Group PreK created paper bag pumpkins. Kindergarten and Small Group PreK Spooky Spiders

Every year, we select an ocean themed book to row as our last FIAR unit of the school year. This year we chose Hello Lighthouse. READY TO ROW: We kicked off our row with an overnight french toast c…

Lighthouses made from Pringle pots. Yes Pringle pots. I know that a large pot of Pringles contain an entire days worth of calories but I did have help in eating all 30 tubes so that my year 1 class could complete this project. I provided the children with a Pringle tube, strips of coloured paper, a clear plastic cup, a paper plate, glue sticks and scissors. Applying the red and white strips of paper to the Pringles tube was a great opportunity to bring Maths into the session, by encouraging…