Showing posts with label elephants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label elephants. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Letter E/Elephant Preschool Theme

 Today we talked about the letter E and what goes along perfectly with the letter E?  Elephants, of course!
Visit Starfalll for the letter E activities there.
Here are a few of the activities from Confessions of a Homeschooler that we did today.
My son always enjoys doing the lacing card and he looks like he is concentrating so hard on it.
I don't have a source for this cute elephant because it was a copy I got while I was a college student.  We sang a cute elephant song with it though.

"One elephant went out to play on a spider's web one day.  
He had such enormous fun he called for another elephant to come."
The song can continue on going up a number to fit your needs.  You could also put some tape on the ground to pretend it is a spider's web.
Here is a cute elephant craft with paint and a handprint.  There are some other cute elephant themed activities on this site as well.
Here is a great resource for elephant printables, crafts, and a few videos we had fun watching.

This site has  a fun collection of elephant themed books to read with your little one.

Thursday, March 1, 2012

Dr Seuss: Horton Hatches the Egg

Today was a low-key preschool day.  We read "Horton Hatches the Egg" and talked about what it means to be faithful and how Horton was faithful throughout the book.

Then we made a paper plate elephant.  You can find a template at Seussville.
 This little activity came from a pack I found on What a Teacher Wants.  He decided if he could mix two animals together he would have a monkey and an elephant.
 My little one wanted a turn showing off the book we read today too.