Mommy & Me Book Club
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Gathering Activity
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Color elephant pictures. |
Welcome
Announcements:
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Welcome Song (tune: London Bridges)
Come along and clap with me,
Clap with me, clap with me.
Come along and clap with me,
It’s time for us to start.
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Circle Time
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The More We Get Together
Sing ABC song.
Count from 1-10 forward and backward.
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Book Time
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Elmer-David McKee
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Art Activity
(Fine motor skills activity)
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Here's our Elmer E Elephant: |
Snack
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Peanuts and popcorn.
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Game
(Gross motor skills
activity)
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Tie
strings around the kids’ waists and have them hold each other’s ‘tails’ and
march to the song, Baby Elephant Walk by Hatari.
Play
game Elefun.
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Closing
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Good-bye Song (tune: Here We Are Together)
Now we wave good-bye,
Good-bye, good-bye.
Now we wave good-bye,
I’ll see you next time.
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Other
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Resources:
More Elephant books:
African Safari with Ted & Raymond—Patton
The Story of Babar—De Brunoff
Horton Hears a Hoo—Dr. Seuss
The Saggy Baggy Elephant—Jackson
But No Elephants—Smath
The Elephant’s Child—Kipling
Elephants Can’t Dance—Mo Willems (The Pig and Elephant
series is wonderful!)
When I Grow Up: P.J. Style—Simpkins
“Stand Back,” Said the Elephant—Thomas
Walt Disney’s Dumbo
Ella the Elegant Elephant—D’amico
Elephant, Elephant: A Book of Opposites—Pittau
Daddy, Could I have an Elephant?—Wolf
Weezie, the Elephant with Allergies—Russell
Ellie the Elephant—Edwards
Ellison the Elephant—Drachman
21 Elephant and Still Standing—Prince
Cousins of Clouds: Elephant Poems—Zimmer
When the Elephant Walks—Kasza
The Magician’s Elephant—Di Camillo
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I am a Wonder Mommy! I wonder how to do everything I need to do. I wonder how to be a good mom to my kids. I wonder how to be a good wife. I wonder how to teach my kids good things. I wonder how long I can go without sleep...I wonder, I wonder, I wonder!
On this blog, I will share my ideas for an at-home preschool that I do with my children, ideas for surviving motherhood, library story time ideas, ideas for my various LDS callings, Family Home Evening ideas, and whatever other random ideas that I have. I borrow ideas from the world of great minds and will try to give credit as much as possible. Thanks for dropping by!
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
E is for Elephant
Labels:
Alphabet,
Elephants,
Elmer,
Literacy,
The Letter E
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