We are going on a lion hunt activity

Step 1: Paint the paper plate with a lion type colour Step 2: Print off this Tigers/Lions nose (you can download it also from (http://www.abckid.com.au/images/uploads/arts-and-crafts/Tiger_Mask.pdf) and then cover in the paint colour of your choice. Step 3: Cut some strips of paper to use as a mane. We chose orange, brown and yellow. Step 4: Pre roll the strips of paper to make the mane curly (although you could do this once the mane was glued on) Step 4: Assemble the mask…

Raaaaawwrrrr! We're going on a lion hunt! This is one of my favorite spring units to use in the preschool and early elementary crowd. I've had this unti ready to share with you for

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This free printable lion craft template is a fun cut and paste lion craft! Print it out, cut out the pieces and build your lion!

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Going on a Lion Hunt..UHOH

Today we are feeding the lion, letter L's. Cut out the print out and glue it to a piece of cardboard or foam. Cut out the mouth and glue the circle to a short cup. I also glued the cut out letters on to foam. This allows your little one to easily grasp the pieces. For a little challenge I included the letter H, which is included on the file. You can find the free file here.For math we practiced the numbers 1-4. We used one of the two number match activities included in yesterday's activity…

Are you ready to take your students on an exciting safari adventure? Book companions make great speech therapy tools and this book by Margery Cuyler is a great book for your wild animal-themed lesson plans. This packet was developed for PK- 1st grade to utilize in speech therapy. It is 56 pages that targets sequencing, comprehension questions, vocabulary, and much more. This packet is a companion to the book. You will need to purchase the book separately. What's included: • Sequencing and…

Children love the book, We’re Going on a Bear Hunt, and for good reason. It has rhythm, repetition, and hand motions! Did you know that you can take this story farther than you ever dreamed? Make and explore algorithms – even with your younger elementary student! An algorithm is simply the series of steps needed to complete...