(This craft was inspired by a Pete the Cat Book! You can out more about Pete the Cat on his website!) Pete the Cat is...
These diy Button Wine Cork Stamps are SO easy to make and make a fun preschool art activity to go with Pete the Cat and his Four Groovy Buttons!
Where is Pete the Cat Activity. A fun beginning of the year activity for your preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten.
This morning I woke up at 4:30, thinking about making finger puppets. Sure, I know, most people don't wake up early on Sunday morning for anything so silly, but... I did. I guess I must be an early childhood teacher! It's super easy to make! All you need is one blue pipe cleaner, a few scraps of paper, a marker, scissors and tape - and a little imagination of course! I started by shaping the pipe cleaner, from the tail. A small spiral and then a straight part makes the tail, then the rest of the pipe cleaner was twisted around my finger and then up. I cut out paper scraps to make a face and shoes, and used the marker to add details for the eyes. Finally, flip everything over, and use tape to attach the head and shoes to the back of your pipe cleaner. If any tape shows from the front, you can trim it off. Ta-da! Guess who's going to be rocking along when we read our Pete the Cat books next time? Uh-huh, every body, because it's all good!
Pete the Cat is the go-to book for many classrooms. Here are free Pete the Cat activities, videos and books - perfect for kindergarten and first grade.
I love pete the cat so I had to make number posters that had a little a blue cat who I adore. I hope you all enjoy...
Sharing our favorite back to school preschool crafts for the first week of school.
Use the writing pattern from Rosie's Walk to write a Pete the Cat's Walk. Template included. Perfect for first grade!
Experiment with color mixing with this unique twist on the popular book, Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses.
My daughter loves Pete the Cat. He is her first choice for reading time each day. We're quickly adding to our collection and we check the library shelves each week when we go for titles that we haven't read yet. (This week we picked up a collection of seven books, so we'll be having lots of reading adventures with Pete the Cat!) Her overall favorite is definitely Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons (which she lovingly calls "Pete's Roovy, Roovy Buttons"!) Since keeping her attention is a bit of a challenge, I made some games that she can play along with our reading time. Some days I read to her while she plays a game and others, we play after we read. This free printable button counting grid game is one of the fun activities we've been using.
Pete the Cat activities, crafts, games and more! Find fun and interactive activities to enhance your blind child's early literacy skills.
This is a C2C pattern to create a Pete the Cat Blanket. The finished product will be 61x65 inches. The estimated size is based on using a 5.5m, I 9, crochet hook and using Loops and Threads Impeccable brand yarn. The pattern includes a picture of the finished product, picture of the grid and row by row written instructions. Please do not redistribute the pattern. Please share the finished product with @reelcrochetnerd on Instagram and Facebook. *This is a corner-to-corner crochet pattern, not a tutorial on how to complete corner-to-corner crochet. *I don't accept returns, exchanges, or cancellations
Do you like cupcakes? I honestly don't and my daughter only eats the frosting, but she loves Pete the Cat and the Missing Cupcakes. In fact, she loves EVERY Pete the Cat book. I've been combining her love for Pete the Cat and his many adventures with some fun learning games like these free printable cupcake counting grids for preschool math. Shiloh loves counting the cupcakes (and the buttons on our fun button counting grids)! I love that she is learning to count while she feels like she is playing.
Do your kids have a favorite book character? My six-year-old is pretty obsessed with Pete the Cat... it almost rivals her love for Moana. Which she still watches every.single.day. When she goes to grab a book from her shelves, you can place a bet that it will be Pete the Cat. Since she loves that silly cat so much, I've been creating some fun math activities to go along with them, so that we can combine our math and literacy time. You'll want to check out our Button Counting Grids and Cupcake Counting Grids that go perfectly with some of our favorite Pete the Cat books. This free printable colored shoe graphing activity for preschoolers is a great addition to our Pete the Cat games!
FREE printable Alphabet Sequence Puzzle with Pete the Cat. Great activity for Back to School, or can be used as a book activity for Rockin' in my School Shoes, I Love my White Shoes, Too Cool for School, or The Wheels on the Bus.
I can't get enough of Pete the Cat. My kids are enamored. Their classmates are all entranced by the magical feline. Every week, I choose a book for the
So we are HUGE Pete the Cat fans so when it was time for the letter C we had to include him in this weeks...
If you are not familiar with S.C.A.M.P.E.R. it is an acronym that stands for activities you can do to help increase critical thinking abili...
Simple paper plate craft for kids to make a pretend scuba mask that they can then use for imaginative play and fun!
Practice sorting, counting, and subtraction using buttons to go along with Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons.
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Elevate your teaching wardrobe with our charming adult t-shirt, boldly declaring: "It's a Good Day to Teach Tiny Humans"! Adorned with colorful book characters like Pete the Cat and the cast from "The Day the Crayons Quit", this tee is a delightful celebration of the joy and adventure of working with young minds. PRODUCT FEATURES 👚 Solid colors: 100% Cotton. 👚 Runs true to size 👚 Bella Canvas 3001 ORDERING 👚Please check and review all photos. 👚Our sizes are true to size, but can you take a look at the measurements in the product details section to make sure you get the best fit. 👚 The measurements are from armpit to armpit. CARE INSTRUCTIONS 👚WASH: Machine wash cold, inside out, and gentle cycle. 👚DRYING: Hang or tumble dry at low temperatures for the longest life. 👚IRONING: If necessary, moderately iron from the inside out. DO NOT iron the design area. PLEASE NOTE 👚Colors in the final product may vary slightly from what is on your screen due to different screen brightness.
(This craft was inspired by a Pete the Cat Book! You can out more about Pete the Cat on his website!) The Pete the Cat...
Books become even better when you pair them with fun activities! See what we did to go along with this month's Monthly Crafting Pete the Cat Book Club theme. Some of the links on this site are affiliate links. This means if you click on a link and purchase something, I'll receive a small affiliate commission at no cost to you. Thanks so much for supporting my efforts with this blog! My bloggy pal Hilary over at Raising Fairies and Knights started a fun Monthly Crafting Book Club - a challenge to create activities to go along with some of the most beloved children's books. We had some great times last year (see links at the end of this post) and have continued the fun this year: January - Ladybug Girl Addition Bugs February - Giraffes Can't Dance Roll-a-Dance Die March - How Do Dinosaurs...Social Skills Game April - The Very Hungry Caterpillar Box May - Unique Nature Creations June - Pinkalicious-Inspired Collage Art July - Miss Bindergarten Gets Ready for Kindergarten Can Craft August - Homemade Bow and Arrow Flight Investigation September - Who Can Blow the Biggest Pumpkin Challenge This month, our little group is having fun with Pete the Cat books. We have several of these here at the house, but Gv loves one the most in particular, so we focused on it: Pete the Cat - I Love My White Shoes We came up with a whole bunch of things to do to go along with this hip, fun book. First, I found a couple of really cute reading comprehension pages to print out. They both involve story sequencing, but this one was a bit more involved and required Gv to practice her burgeoning writing skills, while this one was simpler and merely involved cutting, pasting and coloring. This was the first time Gv sat down to read, write and spell with something like this all on her own! I wasn't sure if Gv would enjoy doing this one, since it wasn't as challenging, but she still thought it was plenty of fun! Next, Gv designed her own shoe to practice her shoe-tying skills on. We started by tracing around her foot (because tracing feet is always fun) on a sheet of cardstock. Next, Gv cut out her shoe and decorated it with markers. I helped her punch holes to thread the lace through, then she practiced tying it up, using a little rhyme we found last year that she loves: Build a tee pee, come inside Close it up so we can hide Over the mountain, around we go Here's my arrow and here's my bow! Her completed shoe. I'd given her a shoelace to use for this, but she preferred doing the threading with some random piece of ribbon she found in her doll clothes... Finally, we decided to make our own Shoe Book, because Gv loves dressing up in all her shoes and also has lots of fun taking photos of things. First, she modeled a selection of shoes, while I took pictures: Then I printed out the photos, along with some simple labels: Gv was able to cut out these strips, write in the appropriate color word, then staple them all together to make her own little personalized shoe book! These activities were really easy to do, but they made for tons of fun! Do you have a Pete the Cat fan at your house? I'd love to hear! Either leave a comment below or email me at lisahealy (at) outlook (dot) com. Also, if you don't want to miss a single minute of great tips like this and all the fun around here, be sure to sign up for free updates and then look forward to having each post delivered right to your inbox. Check out the other amazing crafts that my fellow bloggers came up with for this month. Come back next month and see what crafts and activities we come up with to go along with a nonreligious holiday book. Join our Facebook Group HERE to participate. Want to see all the great book activities from last year? Just check these out: January - Animal Action Dice Game for the book Barnyard Dance February - Cause & Effect Box for If You Give a Moose a Muffin March - an alphabetical scavenger hunt for Dr. Seuss's ABC. April - handwashing fun to go along with The Piggy in the Puddle May - 5 Little Monkeys Fold 'Em Up for Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed June - pinecone princess & Cozy Sweater Warrior Paper Dolls for The Princess and the Pony July - lantern craft for Curious George Goes Camping August - mini backpacks & dress-a-doll fun for Froggy Goes to School September - pumpkin fun for It's Pumpkin Day, Mouse! 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My wonderful kindergarten class just finished their 3rd week of school! I can’t believe how fast it has gone by! We have been working hard, having fun, and learning so much each day. They have really started to build their stamina at being at school all day long. (They were very sleepy the second half […]
