A Tisket A Tasket is the perfect nursery rhyme to use to teach things like rhyming. Check out some of the activities you can do.
These A Tisket, A Tasket Printables are aimed at children in kindergarten and preschool and includes over 85 pages of fun and learning.
A tisket a tasket is a lovely little cirlce game to play outdoors during the summer months, with a brilliant chasing game!
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Crochet this blanket with our pattern. This amazing piece of art was created with Red Heart Super Saver yarn, a worsted weight that offered 364 (solids) per skein at that time. With all the amazing lines of worsted weight yarns we offer in today's modern colors the possibilities are endless! You'll need crochet hooks size U.S. H/8 (5 mm) and I/9 (5.50 mm) to get started. Measures 47.5 x 52" (120.5 x 132 cm) completed. Intermediate crochetPattern is available for download only, and requires Adobe Reader or a similar program to view. For questions about yarn requirements, please contact us. After your purchase, you may download the pattern from your account.
Great way to review basic addition and subtraction with a cute little rhyme. This also looks great as a bulletin board. This can easily be differentiated by the amount of eggs you give each child.
…a tisket, a tasket Be the wayward picnic and stroll down Shakedown Street for brownies, basket in one hand and the other giving a peace sign. Toting a hula hoop not your speed? How about picnic basket on the back of your wickered Jolly when you head to the coast for boques and toast? Mainers pack lobster rolls and bottle of blanc de blancs. When they spill, hose it off! Wonderful as a beach bag or hideout for your Frenchie. 18”l x 12”w x 11.5”h Part of the "For The Wayward Child" collection. Matches our Woven Plastic Cachepots and Woven Plastic Tray.
I've tidied in the studio and put a few of my works in progress on the design wall. I like doing that so that I can think about them while I'm working on other projects. Sometimes they speak to me. This week the little baskets I started last September were calling my name. I p
These A Tisket, A Tasket Printables are aimed at children in kindergarten and preschool and includes over 85 pages of fun and learning.
There's nothing like this beautiful botanical build by picea74 to turn me into a real basket case!
The journeys we take in life, always seem to bring unexpected pleasures. Those little things we never anticipate. Sweet surprises that can’t be predicted or even thought of when we start the journey. Amazing, is the word I use for these little pleasures. When I started designing, I never anticipated the friendships I would find along…
Tisket Tasket is a large basket weave texture. Backing recommended.
A-Tisket A-Tasket easy piano sheet music is perfect for people of all ages who are learning to play piano or keyboard. This arrangement is also a great resource for piano teachers who are looking for easy piano music to teach their students. The sheet music contains: - Large notes written on a large treble staff for easy visibility - Letter names for every note, making it easy to read the notes you’re playing - Song lyrics to help contextualize the melody This beginner song will help you improve your skills of reading sheet music, all while experiencing the joy of playing a classic tune.
A Tisket A Tasket
A Tisket A Tasket Baby BlanketThis knitting pattern is available as a free download... Download Pattern: A Tisket A Tasket Blanket
It's Easter and I made an egg basket! Well, I made an egg basket and then Easter happened. The two events only coincided accidentally. Here's the deal...my son and his girlfriend have a flock. Of chickens! And they lay lots of eggs that need to be collected. (the chickens, not my son and his GF.) "Girlfriend's" birthday is at the end of March. I always struggle with what to do for GF's. I love them, but they are not easy to gift. I worry about being too personal, or not personal enough, or too old fashion...anyway, this year I think I nailed it! The flock is an important aspect of their lives and I thought something to help with them would be enjoyed and useful. I have seen wire egg baskets and thought I could come up with a fabric version that would do. I did get side track by considering an egg gathering apron. I saw a little girl with an apron with a bunch of pockets across the front and that seemed like a good solution until I realized that you have to transfer the eggs out of the pockets before taking off the apron. That means you actually have to 'collect' the eggs twice! Not very efficient. So back to the basket... I figured the pockets were a good idea to keep the eggs from bumping into each other, but what size? I got out some dish towels and eggs and started to engineer my basket... don't they look cozy? Once I had the pocket size I created a "pattern" that would have an inner and an outer circle of 6 pockets in each circle. There is also space in the middle of the pocket circles in case the flock is extra productive! My next stop was my neighborhood fabric store...I love that! I collected some too cute chicken fabric, some plastic canvas stuff and strapping. I had some quilt batting in the cupboard. I wasn't exactly sure what I might need, but I figured there was an egg basket in there somewhere. I got very caught up in the process, as I often do when engineering a bag, and forgot to take any pictures. Suffice it to say, that there was a fair amount of growling and gnashing of teeth before the final version emerged.. I put the canvas in the outer circle and batting in the inner one. The stiffness helped keep the pockets from collapsing into each other and the batting pads the eggs so they stay intact. I am very pleased with the end product and have heard from the "flock-keepers" that it works really well. I hope there won't be requests for another one, because I have no idea how to do it again! This is definitely a "one-of-a-kind" egg basket!
I've tidied in the studio and put a few of my works in progress on the design wall. I like doing that so that I can think about them while I'm working on other projects. Sometimes they speak to me. This week the little baskets I started last September were calling my name. I p
In a world of bland, corporate buildings, thank goodness for those architects and designers who express their individuality. They brighten up our world. From works of art to the downright wacky, here is a list, some of which I have been fortunate to see in the flesh. 10. Guggenheim Museum - Bilbao, Spain No list is possible without the architect Frank Gehry. Built alongside the Nervion River, the curves are typical Gehry and were designed to catch the light. The museum, opened to the public in 1997, exhibits Spanish and international artists and the unusual design made it an important
I create sensory poems, stories and rhymes to benefit all children in Pre-k and kindergarten, and any elementary school children with SEN. Whether in a classroom with multiple students or in a 1 to 1 situation, these stories can be a life saver. They allow you to meet the sensory needs of children in a way that many people don't know about. These sensory experiences can be fun and even beautiful experiences for children and adults alike. This sensory rhyme is built around the old children's classic "A tisket-a-tasket". A sensory stimulus has been added to each line of the rhyme. This transforms a simple children's rhyme into a fun sensory experience. It's super cute to see how children start to expect and anticipate the various stimuli. For this sensory story you will need: a chiffon scarf, a wicker basket, and your hands. TpT rewards free credits to you for leaving a review so don't forget to leave one! :) © Copyright - Petal Resources. All rights reserved by author. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Terms of Use By purchasing and/or downloading this electronic file, you agree to the following terms. For personal use/single classroom use only. No part of this document may be distributed, posted on the internet, copied, edited, or resold. ALL contents of this document are under copyright protection including all content and cover photos. Additional licenses can be purchased at checkout or added in your purchases.
A tisket a tasket is a lovely little cirlce game to play outdoors during the summer months, with a brilliant chasing game!
A Tisket, A Tasket, Freebies for your Basket! Several phenomenal teachers and bloggers are joining forces for an amazing bunny blog hop! As you follow us along the bunny trail, you will visit some of your favorite blogs and discover a few new blogs too! Each with a fabulous freebie just for you! Thank you for hopping on over to my blog! Recently, I completed a second post featuring my Classroom Makeover Series complete with my "All in One Word Wall" bundle (scroll down below). I gave my Word Wall a heavy duty makeover. For my Funny Bunny Freebie, I knew I had to create some "Use-Them-Anytime" activities to share with you all. They are perfect for grades kindergarten to grade three. The first part has five sheets that can be copied and placed in a literacy center. The second part has six additional activities you can print out ahead of time and use them for Word Work in your literacy block. Check out this Scavenger Hunt. Working on Alphabetical Order? This activity can be used over and over again. These activities include rhyming, digraphs, writing sentences, vowel teams, using question words, and syllabication--OH MY! So here they are... Enjoy my "What Do I Do With My Word Wall?" Freebie by clicking HERE! Thanks for stopping by and visiting! If you are new to my blog and liked what you see, don't forget to follow me. A Tisket, A Tasket, next up with a Freebie for your Basket is Susanna from Whimsy Workshop. Hop on over! Just in case you didn't join us from the beginning, here is an ordered list of all the participating blogs. Stephany from Primary Possibilities Sally from Elementary Matters Lory from Fun for First Linda from Primary Inspiration Nicole from Mrs. Rios Teaches Second Grade Brian from Hopkins' Hoppin' Happenings Liz from The Happy Teacher Jennie from JD's Rockin' Readers Sarah from Learning is for Superstars Teresa from Fun in K/1 Nikki from Teaching in Progress Faith from Kindergarten Faith Renee from Fantastic First Grade Froggies Amy from Happy Teacher Heaven Leah from Learn with Leah Nicole from Teaching's a Hoot Kristy from The Phonic's Phenomenon Rich from Mr. Giso's Room to Read Susanna from Whimsy Workshop Amy from Motivate to Learn Lola from Preschool Wonders Kimberli from Mixing the Next Batch
A Tisket A Tasket Baby BlanketThis knitting pattern is available as a free download... Download Pattern: A Tisket A Tasket Blanket
