Let’s color a rainbow today! Click here for the rainbow arch pattern and put out crayons for all the colors of the rainbow (red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple). You can show the children a ...
Let’s color a rainbow today! Click here for the rainbow arch pattern and put out crayons for all the colors of the rainbow (red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple). You can show the children a picture of a rainbow so they know what it looks like and what colors to use. Some children, depending on their skill level will be able to choose the colors in the order they go and will be able to color with them in the arch shape. Other children may mix up the order of the colors and color in various ways on their arch shape and that is okay. Allow them to color it however they’d like to. It is all about the process they are going through learning how to hold the crayon properly, learning about the different colors and strengthening the muscles in their hands which is a great fine motor skill.
Learn about the letter G with Miss Cullen and Gator. First, Miss Cullen and Gator are going to show the upper and lower case letter G. Then review the sound of the G. Next look at three types of food ...
Learn about the letter G with Miss Cullen and Gator. First, Miss Cullen and Gator are going to show the upper and lower case letter G. Then review the sound of the G. Next look at three types of food that start with the letter G: Gatorade, Granola and Grapefruit . If you have these items at home you can try them with Miss Cullen and discuss what it feels like, tastes like, sounds like and smells like. Click here to watch the video!
Remember, when trying the different foods, it has to go in your mouth but it doesn't have to stay there. But it is always good to try something new.
Print out the Bible memory verse coloring sheet and have your children color the picture. Sit with your children while they are coloring and talk about what they see in the picture (see questions belo ...
Print out the Bible memory verse coloring sheet and have your children color the picture. Sit with your children while they are coloring and talk about what they see in the picture (see questions below if you’d like some ideas).
Questions to ask if you like:
- Can you tell me about what animals you see in this picture? (accept all answers)
- What are the animals in? (The ark)
- What is in the sky above the ark? (A rainbow)
After they are done coloring they can hang their Memory Verse Coloring Sheet up in a special place. Then when your child walks by the sheet they can work on memorizing the Bible verse.
Let’s color a rainbow for art today! Click here for the rainbow arch pattern and put out crayons for all the colors of the rainbow (red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple). You can show the chi ...
Let’s color a rainbow for art today! Click here for the rainbow arch pattern and put out crayons for all the colors of the rainbow (red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple). You can show the children a picture of a rainbow so they know what it looks like and what colors to use. Some children, depending on their skill level will be able to choose the colors in the order they go and will be able to color with them in the arch shape. Other children may mix up the order of the colors and color in various ways on their arch shape and that is okay. Allow them to color it however they’d like to. It is all about the process they are going through learning how to hold the crayon properly, learning about the different colors and strengthening the muscles in their hands which is a great fine motor skill.
Games and Play: Color Recognition Matching Game
