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Primary/Junior Room Arrangement - Checklist Summary

Primary/Junior Room Arrangement - Checklist Summary Thank God for what you have, and use your resources as effectively as possible. What areas need help in your classroom? ... Read News

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Creative Activity Ideas: Animals and Balls PDF Print E-mail
Written by Stacey Riggs   
Friday, 21 March 2008 16:34

Creative Activity Ideas

Animals: pictures, real (with caution), or stuffed

Balls: of yarn, foam, or beanbags

  • toss into boxes each with a word and/or picture description to go with story focus

  • toss into rope outlined river, field, etc.

  • toss to a quietly seated child's lap, child stands to toss it back into a basket, use as an ending activity or other transition activity

  • child tosses to a picture that goes with the story, talk about the picture

  • toss from one child to the next and say the children's names, include each child
Last Updated on Wednesday, 21 May 2008 16:13
 

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