Anyone out there have any good goat activities? Our animal friend for letter "Gg" is "Gomer Goat". I had plenty to do this week so I wasn't able to dig very deeply into more activities, but I'd like to find more in the future. I think I might need to invest in a copy of "The Three Billy Goat's Gruff" for next year.
Letter "G" activities...
"G" Goats (I think these are pretty hilarious) I found the idea here.
- Cut outs of the letter "G", horns, ears, and beard
- Large wiggle eye (you might want to do two - I can never get the preschoolers to understand the concept of putting one eye on an animal art project - ha!)
- Glue
I give the students the pieces, show them an example, and let them glue as they choose.
For an alphabet review game we played "Throw it in the Garbage" (great mix of fine and gross motor skills!).
- Garbage Can
- Paper scraps with alphabet letters written on them
To play:
- Pass out the letters written on the paper to the students.
- Take turns naming the letter
- Crumple and toss into the garbage can.
When we all had a turn, I dumped the can and students chose a piece of paper again.
- Uncrumple the paper to find out what letter is hiding inside!
- Crumple it back up again.
- Toss into the garbage.
Other activities this week:
Craft sticks (letter recognition, math, fine motor skills): I put craft sticks and flash cards out at a center area for students to use to make shapes and letters. I saw a lot of really neat designs/letters from my older students and my youngest students thought it was great fun to grab them all in their hands and drop them (they do make a cool sound... as well as a mess).
Table Setting (one-to-one correspondence, social studies): During the month of November I add place mats to our housekeeping area. To make the place mats, I traced the toy dishes (as they would go on a set table) on a large piece of card stock. Then I decorated and laminated the mat. Looks like a healthy meal!.
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