Books:
Dancing Feet by Lindsay Craig
Dog in Boots by Greg Gormley *
The Foot Book by Dr. Seuss
From Head to Toe by Eric Carle *
This Little Piggy by Tim Harrington
Who Has These Feet? by Laura Hulbert *
Craft: Dog in Boots
Children colored a dog cutout and four boot cutouts before gluing the boots to the dog's legs.
Extension Activities:
- Ask your child what kind of footwear should be worn for different situations. (i.e. sneakers for playing, boots for snow, sandals for summer)
- Make some footprint art. Trace around your child's foot and then see what kind of object they can make out of it. For inspiration, search for "footprint art" in Google Images or Bing Images.
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Tuesday, November 26, 2019
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Feet Story Time: November 24-25, 2014
Books:
Dancing Feet by Lindsey Craig
The Foot Book by Dr. Seuss
Shoes for Me! by Sue Fliess *
Parts by Tedd Arnold *
Who Has These Feet? by Laura Hulbert *
Craft: Centipede
The children were given the body of a centipede (which I admit looks more like a worm) to color. They then glued on strips of black paper for the legs.
Literacy Extensions:
- Learn about animals and their feet (i.e. Who Has These Feet?).
- Practice rhyming words by seeing how many words your child can come up with to rhyme with the various body parts.
Dancing Feet by Lindsey Craig
The Foot Book by Dr. Seuss
Shoes for Me! by Sue Fliess *
Parts by Tedd Arnold *
Who Has These Feet? by Laura Hulbert *
Craft: Centipede
The children were given the body of a centipede (which I admit looks more like a worm) to color. They then glued on strips of black paper for the legs.
Literacy Extensions:
- Learn about animals and their feet (i.e. Who Has These Feet?).
- Practice rhyming words by seeing how many words your child can come up with to rhyme with the various body parts.
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