Paper plate cookie craft for kids great tag along to If You Give A Mouse A Cookie book.
Grab cute, FREE printable If you Give a Mouse a Cookie Worksheets to practice letters, math, literacy, and more with Pre k & Kindergarten
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This Mouse & Cookie Pre-Writing Activity is a fun way for pre-writers to work on writing strokes, pencil grip, fine motor skills, and more!
The girls have been reading "If You Give A Mouse A Cookie". They made these cute cookies! And, of course these YUMMY cookies! Some learning activities included: Making cookie patterns from this game. From Kids Soup... Helping the mouse follow the Letter M path to the cookie jar! From Making Learning Fun... Practicing writing the number 7. More dot-to-dots! Matching cookies to correct number (numbers 1-10). Using letter tiles to spell numbers 1-10. The girls really enjoyed reading the book, but they also had a blast watching the video on YouTube!
I love, love, love Laura Numeroff ! I know right?! She is just such a clever lady... she is one of my literary heroes! Of course, one...
The Best Edible Playdough Recipe is chocolate chip playdough that goes perfectly with the book If You Give A Mouse A Cookie.
Grab cute, FREE printable If you Give a Mouse a Cookie Worksheets to practice letters, math, literacy, and more with Pre k & Kindergarten
This worksheet is designed to accompany the reading of the book If You Give a Mouse a Cookie. The worksheet is intended for kindergarten or first grade students. Students will write missing blends and complete addition word problems.
We LOVE activities to go with books! This Free Printable Mouse and Cookie Hat is a fun activity for your kids to recall and retell the story.
Resources, activities, and free printables to go along with books by Laura Numeroff. Includes ideas for the If You Give series.
This If You Give a Mouse a Cookie sensory bin uses cookie crisp cereal to create a book themed sensory bin great for literacy practice and retelling a story.
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Resources, activities, and free printables to go along with books by Laura Numeroff. Includes ideas for the If You Give series.
Grab cute, FREE printable If you Give a Mouse a Cookie Worksheets to practice letters, math, literacy, and more with Pre k & Kindergarten
Preschool learning & play is so important-so is incorporating a love for books! These 25 If You Give a Mouse a Cookie activities will put a smile on...
Introduce your preschooler to the classic children’s book, “If You Give a Mouse a Cookie” with our If You Give a Mouse a Cookie printable!
Storytime Standouts features If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, a classic picture book that preschoolers will love to hear again and again.
These free worksheets and learning packs for If You Give a Mouse a Cookie can turn this book into a fun learning activity for your kids.
If You Give a Mouse a Cookie: Counting Cookies Activity {FREE Printables!} Today we're combining two of our favorite things- playdough and books! Hmm, make that three of our favorite things! We love our chocolate
These Free Printable Cookie Counting Puzzles are a fun way to help your little learners practice their numbers and counting.
Grab cute, FREE printable If you Give a Mouse a Cookie Worksheets to practice letters, math, literacy, and more with Pre k & Kindergarten
Teach your students to understand cause and effect with the book, "If You Give A Mouse A Cookie" using these three activity ideas!
If You Give a Mouse a Cookie sequencing printables help students retell and sequence their favorite story! Four versions for differentiation.
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This book by Laura Numeroff and Illustrated by Felicia Bond is so cute! My kids loved it! I thought it would be fun to create a Mouse Paper Bag Puppet to go with the story. I'll read the story using my puppet. Then the students can trace and cut the overalls, paws, ears, cookie and milk... Because "If You Give A Mouse A Cookie" he's going to want a glass of milk to go with it! Here is the pattern you can print out: I used colored card stock and a glue stick for the paper and tacky glue for the googly eyes, yarn whiskers, pom pom nose and overall buttons. The base of the milk can be cut on a fold - that way you can just glue the edges and put the straw inside. I'll make my own with them so they can see how it all goes together and where to draw the eyebrows, stitching, mouth, etc... There is a piece of pink under the flap of the bag for the inside of the mouth and the cookie or straw will fit inside if they want to pretend he's drinking his milk - or eating his cookie. Lots of imaginative play can ensue once this little guy is complete!
We love the book If You Give A Mouse A Cookie so much that I created a BUNCH of fun free printables and lot sof If You Give A Mouse A Cookie activities.
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This book by Laura Numeroff and Illustrated by Felicia Bond is so cute! My kids loved it! I thought it would be fun to create a Mouse Paper Bag Puppet to go with the story. I'll read the story using my puppet. Then the students can trace and cut the overalls, paws, ears, cookie and milk... Because "If You Give A Mouse A Cookie" he's going to want a glass of milk to go with it! Here is the pattern you can print out: I used colored card stock and a glue stick for the paper and tacky glue for the googly eyes, yarn whiskers, pom pom nose and overall buttons. The base of the milk can be cut on a fold - that way you can just glue the edges and put the straw inside. I'll make my own with them so they can see how it all goes together and where to draw the eyebrows, stitching, mouth, etc... There is a piece of pink under the flap of the bag for the inside of the mouth and the cookie or straw will fit inside if they want to pretend he's drinking his milk - or eating his cookie. Lots of imaginative play can ensue once this little guy is complete!
Couting activities for math after reading If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
A cut and paste circular story map to use along with If You Give a Mouse a Cookie by Laura Numeroff.Also included are larger colorful picture cards to use along with your students to sequence the story.
I love, love, love Laura Numeroff ! I know right?! She is just such a clever lady... she is one of my literary heroes! Of course, one...
An 8" tall mouse amigurumi with a cookie from the children's book If You Give a Mouse a Cookie. The pattern is available on Ravelry or in my Etsy shop. If you have any questions, feel free to email me
Couting activities for math after reading If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
A fun activity for If You Give a Mouse a Cookie. Kids can work on fine motor skills while making paper pretend cookies.
Grab cute, FREE printable If you Give a Mouse a Cookie Worksheets to practice letters, math, literacy, and more with Pre k & Kindergarten
Preschoolers will practice counting to ten with our If You Give a Mouse a Cookie counting activities. Add them to your math centers!
Bring "If You Give A Mouse A Cookie" by Laura Numeroff to each child's life with this activity book. You get 6 pages where children fill in the story with their answers & have plenty of space to draw their own pictures! ...
