January 6-10, 2014
Monday
Book - Snowmen
at Night by Caralyn Buehner
Craft - fiori pasta,
paint and glitter snowflakes on black background
(Glue on pasta in snowflake patterns, add silver glitter to glue and paint the pasta. Let dry!)
Song – 5
Little Snowmen All in a Row
10 Little
Snowmen
Video –
Frosty the Snowman
Tuesday
Book – Frosty
the Snowman by Diane Muldrow
Craft –
Snowman door (www.thecreativestamperspot.blogspot.com)
Song
– Frosty the Snowman
Wednesday
Book - The
Biggest, Best Snowman by Margery Cuyler
Craft – Paper
Bag Snowmen Puppets (www.crisscrossapplesaucelearning@blogspot.com)
Activity - Put on a puppet show with your bag puppets!
Song – 5
Little Snowpeople, Jolly and Fat
Thursday
Book - Ten on A
Sled by Kim Norman
Craft -
Popsicle Stick Sleds (www.education.com)
Activity –
Take toys for sled rides!
Song – Ten on
the Sled (same song as Ten On the Bed)
Friday
Book - First Day of Winter by Denise Fleming
Craft - Bottle Bottom Snowflakes (www.sixtysecondparent.com)
Song - Review all songs from the week
Songs
Ten
on the Sled
There
were 10 on the sled and the little one said “Move over, Move over”
So
they all moved over and one fell off, there were 9 on the sled and
the little one said …....
Five
Little Snowpeople
The first one waved a big, black hat.
The second one clapped his hands in the cold.
The third one's eyes blinked and rolled.
The fourth one stamped his feet up and down.
And the fifth one turned around and around.
(large motor skills to act out)
by Jane www.perpetualpreschool.com
Five Little Snowmen
5 little snowmen all in a row. (hold up 5 fingers and “dance” them)
They all had a hat and a great big bow (pat head and then make hands go out for in increments for a great, big bow)
The sun came shining bright one day (hands over head to make a sun)
And one little Snowman melted away (melt down to the ground)
(large motor skills to act out)
Ten Little Snowmen
1 little, 2 little, 3 little snowmen
4 little, 5 little, 6 little snowmen
7 little, 8 little, 9 little snowmen
10 little snowmen all in a row!
(fine motor skills using fingers to count)
