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Puttin' on Mittens added 8-7-97 Original Author Unknown

The Thumb in the Thumb place
Fingers all together
This is the song we sing
When it is mitten weather.

Original Author Unknown

This is the way we get dressed in the morning, dressed in the morning, dressed in the morning
This is the way we dressed in the morning, so early in the morning!
This is the way we put on our shirt, put on our shirt, put on our shirt
This is the way we put on our shirt, so early in the morning!
(Act out each movement.....continue adding items of clothing depending on the
weather or season you want to discuss. (Socks, shoes, snow pants, boots, raincoat, etc.)

I'm getting dressed myself, Getting Dressed Original Author Unknown
"The Farmer in the Dell"

I'm getting dressed myself.
Hi-ho, I'm growing-o,
I'm getting dressed myself.

I'm putting undies on,
I'm putting undies on.
Hi-ho, I'm growing-o,
I'm putting undies on.

Additional second verses:
I'm putting on my shirt.
I'm putting on my pants.
I'm putting on my socks.
I'm putting on my shoes.

Now look what I have done,
Now look what I have done.
Hi-ho, I'm growing-o,
Now look what I have done.

Old shoes, new shoes, Old Shoes, New Shoes Original Author Unknown

(child's name) is wearing (child describes their shoe. ex. buckle, blue, tennis) shoes.
One, two, three, four.
Now, I stomp them on the floor.

Continue until all have turn.
Alternative: Sing "some of us are wearing buckle shoes (or Velcro, or blue, etc)." and only those children stomp their feet. Can the class hear which type of shoe most of the class are wearing?

Boot Prints Original Author Unknown

Up and down the yard we go
Making boot prints in the snow
Big steps, little steps
Around and around
Oh what fun with snow on the ground!
Black boots, white boots
Red boots bright
Isn't it strange our boot prints are white?

Original Author UnknownBeverly A. Meyer
Submitted by:

Sung to: "This Old Man"

Here's one foot, here are two
Both are wearing (brand new) shoes
So you stand up, turn around,
Dance across the floor,
That's what these new shoes are for!

Fill in "brand new" to describe the shoes on the feet that you are singing about. Personalize it by singing this for the second line:
Valerie is wearing Pink Barbie Velcro Shoes

Make it a guessing game or transition game by singing this for the second line:
Who is wearing white socks with no shoes. Describe whatever is being worn.
Try it with everyone in the group

Mitten Music added 1-15-02 Original Author Unknown
"Where has my little dog gone

Oh where, oh where did my NEW mittens go?
Oh where, oh where can they be?
Oh, I have looked high and I have looked low.
Oh where, oh where can they be?

Sing and replace "NEW" with old, soft, warm, red, blue, etc.

If You're Happy And You Know It" Mitten Mates

Each mitten has a mate, has a mate.
Each mitten has a mate, has a mate.
Can (child's name) find the pair?
(He/She) is looking here and there.
Can (child's name) find the mate.
Find the mate?

Original Author Unknown Ten Warm Mittens

Ten warm mittens, hanging on the line,
One blows away and then there are nine.

Nine warm mittens, one without a mate,
A squirrel carries one away and that leaves eight.

Eight warm mittens, just eight not eleven,
One gets buried in the snow and that leaves seven.

Seven warm mittens, which one do you pick?
I'll pick the red one and that leaves six.

Six warm mittens, put one on to try.
Then you take it from the line and that leaves five.

Five warm mittens, we had ten before!
A fluffy bunny needs one and that leaves four!

Four warm mittens, two for you and two for me,
I lost one on the ski slope and that leaves three.

Three warm mittens, looking very new,
One falls into the mud and that leaves two.

Two warm mittens, drying in the sun,
A bird comes down and snatches it and that leaves one.

One warm mitten, what good is one?
A little mouse can have a bed, and that leaves none!

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Preschool Education Music & Songs: Clothes

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A Preschool Clothes Theme is a fun theme that draws your children into learning.

It focuses on what they do everyday: Get dressed!

You'll find more themes to help you with your planning on my preschool themes page.

In addition to preschoolers relating to this topic, this theme will help develop many preschool skills such as:

Color recognition

Sets and Classifying (math process skill)

Self-help skills (by picking out their own clothing! )

This page includes preschool lesson plans, activities and Interest Learning Center ideas for your Preschool Classroom!

Let the Theme planning begin!

You can either scroll down through this page to see all of the preschool activities for your theme or click the link below to go to specific preschool activity types you are looking for.

Clothes Theme Art

Materials needed: 1/2 gallon cardboard milk or juice cartons, glue, scissors, miscellaneous arts and crafts supplies.

You could have each child make a pair (if you can collect this many) or have each child make one shoe and when they are dry, place them in your dramatic play center for them to wear!

Cut open a hold in the long side of the carton large enough for a child to fit their foot in.

The children glue on miscellaneous arts and crafts items (buttons, string, fabric, etc.)

The children cut out any articles of clothing they find in magazines and glue onto a large poster board.

Hang this for them to see throughout the week.

Help children decorate paper bags to make shirts, skirts and jackets! (Cut armholes out in advance).

Have children decorate by coloring with markers.

Trace each child on large butcher paper.

Have them add their facial feathers, hair, etc.

And, give them markers, crayons or paint to paint their clothing on!

Clothes Theme Block Center Ideas

Cover blocks in different textures of fabric.

Add wooden thread spools for building as well!

Clothes Theme Circle Time

Circle Time is such a great time for children to learn the social skills of being together as a large group AND to learn more about your theme!
This Is The Way song Sung to Early in the Morning
Act out each item of clothing you sing about!

This is the way we get dressed in the morning, dressed in the morning, dressed in the morning.

This is the way we dressed in the morning, so early in the morning!

This is the way we put on our shirt, put on our shirt, put on our shirt.

This is the way we put on our shirt, so early in the morning!

Other ideas: put on our socks, put on our shoes, put on our coat.

Stand up in front of children. Have them describe what you are wearing.

Then, wrap yourself in a blanket and have them recall what you are wearing!

Let each child take a turn doing this as well!
Who Am I Thinking Of?
This is a version of I-Spy. You will by "spying" children in circle (this is a great name recognition game as well!).

I spy with my little eye, someone who is wearing brown sneakers and a red shirt.
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Clothes Theme Cooking Ideas

Cooking with children helps develop their math skills and helps them to learn how to follow directions. It also allows for some great conversation! Ask many questions while cooking with your children to encourage conversation! Be sure to ask specific themed questions while making these fun snacks!
Clothing Cookies
Have the children roll out some sugar cookie dough.

Using plastic knives or cookie cutters, they cut out shapes (clothing shapes).

Bake. Provide frosting and fruit to decorate with when cooled.

Clothes Theme Ideas to Transform Your Dramatic Play Area
Hat Shop
Make hats with the children for them to decorate in their hat shop!

You will need: LOTS of newspaper, masking tape, glue and miscellaneous arts and crafts supplies to decorate with!

Place double paged (you know, when 2 pages of the newspaper are still connected) on a childs head going from left to right.

Now place a second double paged newspaper on their head going front to back.

Have someone hold the paper firmly on their head.

Using the roll of masking tape, tape around their head (over the paper) two times.

Now, roll the edges up to the tape line and secure (by stapling).

Now the children decorate and "sell" in their hat shop this week.

Be sure to add bags for purchases, cash register and money and a table with supplies for the hat design center.
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Clothes Theme Ideas for your Easel--

More Than Just Painting (Although that is always THE favorite in our classroom!)
Paper Doll Clothing
Find a paper doll template. Cut out and create several dolls.

Trace and pre-cut clothes (with tabs) out of paper.

Provide these at the easel for the children to paint.

When dry, provide the clothes and the dolls at your math and manipulatives center!
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Clothes Theme Large Group Games

To Help Build Your Preschoolers' Muscles While They Have Fun Together!

The children all take one shoe off.

Place the shoes in a pile on the other side of the room.

Send 3 children at a time to run to the pile, find any shoe that is NOT their, and come back to the group.

They each state whose shoe they have and hand it to that person.

Those children now go to the pile and do the same.
Fence Weaving
Give the children long strips of fabric or crepe paper.

They weave it throughout your fencing!

Use different types of textures such as cotton, burlap, and wool. Add wide ribbon if you have it as well!
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Clothes Theme Ideas for Your Library and Literacy Activities for your Preschool Classroom

This Dress For The Weather Set is great to let children self-select the activity at center time!

Book Suggestions for the Library

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A Pocket for Corduroy by Don Freeman

Charlie Needs a Cloak by Tomie dePaola

Corduroy by Don Freeman

Emperor's New Clothes by Parragon Books

Mary Wore Her Red Dress and Henry Wore His Green Sneakers by Merle Peek

Pelle's New Suit by Elsa Beskow
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Clothes Theme Activities to Help Your Preschoolers Develop Math Skills and the Small Muscles in Their Hands!

Clothes Lacing
In advance, prepare different clothing shapes out of heavy tag board. Hole punch holes around the edges for the children to lace using shoe laces.

Ideas for shapes: shirt, pants, socks, hat

Find (or draw) pictures of clothing (you will need two of each).

Glue the pictures onto index cards. Laminate.

The children use them as a matching game or to sort by type of clothing.
Shape Shadows
Find (or draw) and cut out clothing shape pictures (Color them if you draw them). Trace each shape onto black construction paper.

Laminate the colored pictures. Glue the black (shadow) shapes onto a file folder.

The children match the pieces of clothing to the shadow shape.
Clothespin Matching
Print numbers on clothespins with a marker.

The children clip the clothespins onto a clothesline in the correct order.
Sock Match
Provide a bin of socks.

The children match them by color or by print.

Teach them how to roll the pairs together or to how to fold them!

Clothes Theme Music and Movement Activities and Ideas to get your Preschoolers Movin' and Groovin'!

Hat, Sweater, Pants and Shoes by Patricia Morrison

Sung to the tune of Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes
Hat, sweater, pants and shoes.

Pants and shoes.

Hat, sweater, pants, and shoes.

Pants and shoes.

And belt, and scarf, and underwear!

Hat, sweater, pants, and shoes

Clothes Theme Activities for the Senses!
Time to Do the Laundry!
Provide either your baby doll clothing or other items of clothing and gentle dish detergent or baby shampoo to the water.

The children will wash the clothes and then teach them how to wring them dry (great for developing large muscles!).

Provide and area directly next to the table that has a wooden clothing horse to hang the clothes on. Be sure to have a mat under it for the water.

You could alternatively provide a clothes line against a wall for the children to hang the clothes on.

Create or purchase a board that has different textures of fabric: wool, satin, burlap, cotton, etc.

Help the children to learn words to describe the textures (smooth, rough, sticky, etc.). FIND IN AMAZON
Self-Help Boards, Frames or Stuffed Animals
Create or purchase a board that has different zippers, buttons, snaps, lace, etc. for the children to practice on. I found a few on Amazon. You can click the links below to see details or to check out others they may have available.

Clothes Theme Science Activities--For Your Preschool Scientists in Training!

Provide lots of white cotton or t-shirts.

You will need items such as red cabbage, pomegranites, mustard, ketchup, frozen juice, tomatoes, etc.

Use these to dye the cotton!

Perhaps add bowls and spoons and paint brushes.

I'd also suggest finding clear food service (non-latex) gloves to wear to avoid staining their hands.
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Writing Activity Ideas for Your Clothes Theme!
Letter Matching
Create 26 shirts and pants out of paper.

Print letters on them.

The children match the letters.
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Miscellaneous Activity Ideas for Your Clothes Theme!
Backwards Day!
Send a note home announcing Backwards Day! The children should wear items of clothing backwards such as their shirts backwards or inside out.
Clothing Swap!
Plan one day to be a clothing swap day for parents.

The parents donate any clothes their children have outgrown.

On the set day, parents can come in and take other items for their children.

Assign two parents to coordinate this!
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Other Themes You Might Enjoy:

Go to the MAIN THEMES Page for More Theme Idea!

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A Preschool Clothes Theme is a fun theme that draws your children into learning. It focuses on what they do everyday: Get dressed! You'll find more themes to help you with your planning on my preschool themes page.

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You have come to the right place if you are looking for fun, engaging and exciting Clothes activities to do with toddlers, preschoolers and kindergartners. Our activities are widely used by teachers, moms, dads, child care providers and more!

All our activities are available at no cost and are free to print and share. Select below to get started.

Felt Board Story
Cut clothing pieces out of felt for all four seasons (shorts and t-shirt,swimsuit, coat and snow pants, Etc.) Ask the children to dress a felt person for winter, spring, summer, or fall.

Hat Collages
Let the children find pictures of hats in old magazines. Then they can paste the pictures onto a precut hat shape. Display around the room. This can be done with any piece of clothing such as socks, coats, shirts, pants.

Clothesline
Make a clothesline with pictures of clothes you've cut out. You can make a sketch of different articles of clothing, such as shirt, pants, socks. You hang a clothesline up with 26 clothes pins. Have the child cut out the sketches and write a letter of the alphabet on each one. Then find pictures of things that start with that letter and glue to clothes and hang them on the line.

The Shoe Game
All children sit in a circle and take off one shoe. Children hide their eyes as the teacher hides all the shoes. The children must find a shoe that DOES NOT belong to them and bring it back to the circle. When all the shoes have been found, teacher asks a child whose shoe he found.

Child looks around the circle to determine who is wearing a shoe that matches the one he found. When he finds the owner, he returns the shoe, and that child now must find the owner of the shoe she has found. This activity leads to lots of conversation regarding sorting, matching.

Washing Clothes
Have water in your sand and water table have children wash clothes.

Chores
You could make various styles of clothing out of construction paper and put a pocket on each one of them. Write individual household chores (age appropriate) on individual pieces of paper, mix them up and put into a pocket. Hang them up with miniature clothespins on a string in your home where you have room for this. Then have the child pick a chore from the pocket.

You could make a "Need to Fold" (Chores that need finished) and "Folded" (Chores that have been done) list and check all that apply for each child and when they have all of their "Clothes Folded" (chores for the week) you can give them a treat, movie, allowance...Etc.!

Dramatic Dress-Up
Put lots of different dress up clothes in the dramatic play area like dresses, suits, uniforms, Etc and allow the kids to play dress up with the clothes.

Sorting Clothing by Seasons
Bring a suite case full of all sorts of different clothes. Pack swimsuits and winter coats, mittens, boats, shorts, t-shirts, rain coats, umbrella, Etc. Then discuss the weather out side. The time of the year, winter, fall, spring or summer. Begin pulling out the clothes and have the children tell you what time of year they belong in.

Put up 4 trees, representing the four seasons. Put a basket under each tree then as you pull out the clothes and discuss what season they belong with, the children take turns putting them in the correct baskets.

Matching Game
Gather clothing items from home. Play a game "What does not belong?" For example, place out a winter coat, along with a pair of shorts, a pair of sandals and a bathing suit. Ask the children what does not belong, and why?

Sing:
This is the way we get dressed in the morning, dressed in the morning, dressed in the morning
This is the way we dressed in the morning, so early in the morning!
This is the way we put on our shirt, put on our shirt, put on our shirt
This is the way we put on our shirt, so early in the morning!
Act out each movement.....continue adding items of clothing depending on the weather or season you want to discuss. (Socks, shoes, snow pants, boots, raincoat, Etc.)
Dear Reader: You can help us make this theme even better!
All of our theme ideas have come from our imagination and from reader submissions. Please if you have crafts, activities, games, recipes, songs or poems that you would like us to add to this theme.

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Clothing Activities & Fun Ideas for Kids | ChildFun

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You have come to the right place if you are looking for fun, engaging and exciting Clothes activities to do with toddlers, preschoolers and kindergartners. Our activities are widely used by teachers, moms, dads, child care providers and more! All our activities are available at no cost and are free to print and share.

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Preschoolers love to read and learn about things that connect to their personal experiences. Since they are learning to deal with buttons, zippers, snaps, and laces, they are interested in learning more about clothing. Maybe you are planning a clothes theme for your classroom. These clothing books would supplement that study.

Or reading books about clothing would also support explorations with families, seasons, or an All About Me theme. Check out these clothing books. You may want to look at your local library or online used book sellers to keep costs down.

Clothing Books For Preschoolers

Pete the Cat: I Love My White Shoes by Eric Litwin
Pete the Cat loves his white shoes and walks down the street and singing about them. But his shoes don't stay white.

Shoes, Shoes, Shoes by Ann Morris
This book is full of photographs of people all over the world wearing all kinds of shoes (some for different uses).

Shoes by Elizabeth Winthrop
A fun rhyming book about shoes.

Hats, Hats, Hats by Ann Morris
"The world is full of hats." Hats are made of different materials and worn for different reasons. The photos in this book show people all over the world wearing and using hats.

I Love My Hat by Douglas Florian
A farmer picks up animals on his way to town. Each animal is wearing a piece of clothing and is happy about it, singing a song about what he is wearing.

Whose Shoes? by Stephen R. Swinburne
People who have different jobs wear different kinds of shoes. In part of this book, children can guess the job by looking at the shoes.

Clothesline Clues to Jobs People Do by Kathryn Heling
Each clothesline in this book holds clues to the job that a person does. Children can look at the items pictured and listen to the text. They can make conclusions about what job each person does.

The Clothes I Wear by Bobbie Kalman
Photographs and labels help children identify different types of clothing and when that clothing may be worn.

Mrs. McNosh Hangs Up Her Wash by Sarah Weeks and Nadine Bernard Westcott
Every Monday Mrs. Nelly McNosh does her wash and hangs it up to dry. Her line ends up with a variety of things hanging on it. A fun rhyming book.

Jesse Bear, What Will You Wear? by Nancy White Calstrom and Bruce Degen
This book follows Jesse Bear through his day as he tells what he is wearing (both clothing and other things) with simple poetry.

Corduroy by Don Freeman
Corduroy waits in the department store for someone to take him home. One girl wants to take him home but her mother notices that Corduroy is missing a button. He searches the store at night for his missing button but doesn't find it. The next day the girl comes back and buys Corduroy. At home she sews on a button.

Pocket for Corduroy by Don Freeman
While at the laundromat with Lisa, Corduroy goes looking for something to make a pocket on his overalls. He gets lost and has to spend the night among the washers and dryers.

Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons by Eric Litwin
Pete the Cat is wearing his favorite shirt with four groovy buttons. When a button pops off, what will Pete do?

Llama Llama Red Pajama by Anna Dewdney
Baby Llama goes to bed but, when alone, wants his mama. When she doesn't come quickly, llama drama ensues.

Knuffle Bunny by Mo Willems
Daddy, Trixie, and Knuffle Bunny make a trip to the laundromat to wash clothes. But, when they return home, someone has not made the trip back.

Books for a Clothing Theme in Preschool

Animals Should Definitely Not Wear Clothing by Judi Barrett
This book shows many reasons why animals wearing clothing would be a bad idea.

Lots More Animals Should Definitely Not Wear Clothing by Judi Barrett
More animals show why they should not wear clothing.

The Hat by Jan Brett
A hedgehog investigates a stocking and gets it stuck on his head. One by one the animals laugh at him but he brags about his warm hat. So the other animals get an idea.

The Mitten by Jan Brett
A boy loses his mitten in the snow. The mitten becomes a warm retreat for animals, as they squeeze in one by one.

Mary Wore Her Red Dress and Henry Wore His Green Sneakers by Merle Peek and James Cross Giblin
The text of this book is a version of a folk song. While spotlighting different colors, the text also identifies different types of clothing. (A score in the back of the book provides the melody if you choose to sing the text rather than read it.)

Caps for Sale by Esphyr Slobodkina
A peddler selling caps takes a nap. When he awakes, he faces an unusual obstacle regarding his caps.

Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse by Kevin Henkes
Lilly takes her purple plastic purse to school and faces some trouble when she cannot stop playing with it.

The Button Box by Margaret S. Reid and Sarah Chamberlain
A boy sorts buttons in his grandmother's button box.

Ella Sarah Gets Dressed by Margaret Chodos-Irvine
Ella Sarah knows just what she wants to wear. But her mother thinks the outfit is too dressy. Her dad says it's too fancy. Her sister says it's too silly. But Ella Sarah insists and puts on what she wants to wear. Which is perfect when her friends arrive.

Froggy Gets Dressed by Jonathan London
Froggy wakes up and wants to go play in the snow. He pulls on some clothes and heads out. But his mother reminds him that he didn't quite put on everything he needs to wear.

The Jacket I Wear in the Snow by Shirley Neitzel
The rhyming text builds on itself throughout this book, reviewing winter clothing.

The Dress I'll Wear to the Party by Shirley Neitzel
A girl dresses for a party in this cumulative text book, until her mother shows up to change things.

Underwear! by Mary Elise Monsell
Zachary and Orfo love underwear of all kinds. They also like having fun. But their friend Bismarck seems grumpy all the time. Can they help him laugh? Can underwear help?

Polar Bear's Underwear by Tupera Tupera
Polar Bear cannot find his underwear. So Mouse helps him search. They come across various kinds of underwear but none are Polar Bear's underwear.

Where Did My Clothes Come From? by Christine Butterworth
This book tells what clothes are made of and how they are made.

A Pair of Socks by Stuart J. Murphy
A sock searches for its mate. This book leads children to think about how things match.

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Clothing Theme Books for Preschool - Pre-K Pages

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Preschoolers love to read and learn about things that connect to their personal experiences. Since they are learning to deal with buttons, zippers, snaps, and laces, they are interested in learning more about clothing. Maybe you are planning a clothes theme for your classroom. These clothing books would supplement that study.

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Pete the Cat is in the House | Cat activity, Retelling activities, Gross motor

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Do you know Pete the Cat? He recently joined us for some of our children’s events and he was a big hit with the kids. Each event started off with reading ‘Pete the Cat I Love My White S…

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Llama Llama Red Pajama Playdough Sensory Play | Llama llama red pajama, Red pajamas, Creative curriculum

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One of our family's favorite picture books is Llama Llama Red Pajama. It's such a typical behavior of our children as they begin to fall asleep on their own. The characters in the book help children realize that these

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Predicting with a Mystery | Creative curriculum, Mitten

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Feb 7, 2014 - Last week our Treasures reading skill was to practice predicting what was going to happen in the story. I love Treasures and the way it is laid out but sometimes I give it a little more of a flare to go with our theme of the week. Thank goodness my district allows this because I read blogs where teachers don't have as …

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Roll Dice and add clothes onto Llama Llama

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Roll Dice and add clothes onto Llama Llama

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A fun game to go with the "Llama, Llama" books!! | Llama llama misses mama, Llama llama red pajama, Llama llama books

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This Roll-a-Llama game is a fun dice game to go with any of the "Llama, llama" books!

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"Froggy gets dressed" puppet with changeable clothes | Book activities, Clothing themes, London activities

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Creative Challenge - Paper Bag Princesses

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The Mitten Story Slider | Classroom freebies, Mittens, Kindergarten literacy

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3 pages. Help students retell Jan Brett's Ukrainian folktale The Mitten by making this cute mitten slider. 3 pages. Help students retell Jan Brett's Ukrainian folktale The Mitten by making this cute mitten slider. This craftivity will be FREE for an entire year! Woo hoo. Af...

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during the clothing unit...describing using a color word with Pete the Cat! | Pocket chart activities, Pocket chart center

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The Mitten Printable Emergent Reader for Preschool and Kindergarten | Preschool activities, Kindergarten activities, Emergent literacy

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This free The Mitten printable, based on the book by Jan Brett, explores early reading concepts. Perfect for preschool and kindergarten.

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Retelling our own version of the mitten book in preschool | The mitten book activities, Preschool, Preschool lessons

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Your students will love this winter inspired read and retell activity activity! I have three different versions of "The Mitten" book. Each book presents the same story from three slightly different perspectives. I brought all three of my mitten books to share with the kids... Introducing a Story Out of

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Llama Llama Red Pajama Alphabet Quilt Activity | Alphabet quilt, Llama llama red pajama, Book crafts

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Corduroy - Story Time Activities | Sensory activities toddlers, Toddler sensory bins, Creative curriculum preschool

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This month's Story Time is one of our family's favorites - Corduroy by Don Freeman. Crafts Button Necklace - simply string random buttons on a piece of string or yarn. Paper Plate Bear Face

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Caps For Sale Activity | Creative curriculum preschool, Preschool crafts, Preschool activity

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Sep 3, 2017 - A fun and educational preschool activity to go along with the book "Caps for Sale"!

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A Peek at Our Week: Winter Clothing, The Mitten, & Prepositions | Preschool activities, Winter theme, Creative curriculum

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One of my goals for the new year is to be more organized with this little blog of mine. I love sharing ideas with others, and I absolutely hate when I get out of the groove of blogging. I do best with routines, so I’m hoping this post can be a weekly post for me. …

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The Mitten Story Printable and Hands-On Activity for Preschool | Free preschool, Preschool activities, Winter activities for kids

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Do your kids love Jan Brett books? If so, they're going to love this The Mitten story printable and hands-on activity! Perfect for winter homeschool lessons!

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Book on what children wear in different seasons

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Book on what children wear in different seasons

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Winter Adapted Book FREEBIE! | Winter speech therapy, Adapted books, Winter preschool

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Nov 9, 2018 - With the crazy weather here in NY (see house pic nightmare of snow!) I wanted to share my adapted free book for winter clothing! This will be one of those short, late-night posts, so I apologize! I wanted to make sure this one got out to you guys! I created this for use with an AAC device, but it really can be utilized…

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Froggy Gets Dressed: Preschool Book Companions | Preschool books, Preschool activities, Preschool

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This week in preschool our teachers are using the book, Froggy Gets Dressed by Jonathan London. I love this book but I didn't have any materials prepped for it so I got busy making a few differentiated

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Math concepts with Caps For Sale (I am totally obsessed with this book) | Math concepts, Math activities

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Jul 20, 2016 - Math concepts with Caps For Sale (I am totally obsessed with this book)

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Llama Llama Red Pajama Color Words Activity | Color word activities, Creative curriculum, Preschool colors

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Practice color word recognition, fine motor skills and counting with this Llama Llama Red Pajama color words recognition activity.

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Pin on Classroom: Creative Curriculum Study Units

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Mar 18, 2015 - Using large colored buttons and pipe cleaners that are the same colors, have the children string the correct color button onto the corre...

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Sorting Coloured Buttons | Creative curriculum preschool, Creative curriculum, Measurement activities

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Sorting Coloured Christmas Buttons is an easy activity to set up which promotes colour recognition, measurement and classifying skills. These colourful buttons are so inviting and kids will enjoy sorting and matching them according to colour and size. This activity can be done using regular buttons. With Christmas bein

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Car Ride Activities Set 3 | Car ride activities, Business for kids

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Jun 27, 2014 - I'm getting ready for another 12 hour car ride to New Orleans to visit family. 7 months ago, I posted Car Ride Activities Set 1 and Car Ri...

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B is for Buttons | Preschool fine motor skills, Preschool fine motor, Alphabet preschool

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Jan 22, 2016 - Read “Corduroy” by Don Freeman … this fuzzy little bear in green overalls goes looking for his missing button. Preschool Journal B page Practice writing letter B and ‘Buttons’ Use glue dots to stick buttons to the page. Button Sorting with Corduroy … loved the idea of pairing this activity with this book … from the Pri…

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Create buildings with using buttons to trace

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Create buildings with using buttons to trace

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Fine Motor Work Station or Centre Activity | Motor activities, Motor skills activities, Montessori activities

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Creating patterns, swirls, squiggles and zig-zags with buttons, children will have so much fun playing with this fine motor work station or learning centre activity. Children enjoy hands-on activities and the bright colours and buttons are so engaging and motivating for children. You will need coloured card, marker pen

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Building with Popsicle sticks to make clothing

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Building with Popsicle sticks to make clothing

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Preschool Construction Theme | Construction theme preschool, Preschool activities, Preschool learning

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Looking for fun Preschool Construction Theme Activities for kids? Check out these 16 Hands-On Construction Learning Activities and Crafts for Preschool or Kindergarten.

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Net Fishing Fine Motor Play | Toddler activities, Motor skills activities, Toddler play

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We have reached letter N in our A-Z Fine Motor Play Series. It seemed a wonderful opportunity to use a net within our play. As yet we haven’t explored fishing as a fine motor skill. Our net is designed to be used in a fish tank as it is very small. It was the perfect size...Read More »

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button zipper boards for fine motor clothing

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Science bin with yarn

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You could add dots on these to help with counting.