Make a monster munch sight word game to help early readers practice their sight words. This easy monster recycling craft makes sight word practice FUN!
Make a fun activity for preschoolers and school aged kids with this feed the hungry shape monsters sorting game! So simple to make and great for teaching little ones to recognise, name and sort 2D shapes in a silly, hilarious way! We made this funny feed the hungry shape monsters sorting game using pieces of...Read More »
Why teach with number sense worksheets when children can play this fun and free monster number sense game. These monsters are hungry for numbers! Students sort the different number cards to win!
Feed our hungry monster lots of numbers in this printable monster math game. Printable monster math game This monster is ever so hungry and he loves to eat numbers! You can use this number printable with your children to have lots of fun while you work a variety of math skills. […]
This is a fun way to practice isolating beginning sounds. The Hungry Monster wants to eat objects that begin with a specific sound. Feed him the correct object and he "eats" it! Feed him an incorrect object and he "spits" the object out. This game can be used during whole-group instruction, small-gr...
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Make a fun activity for preschoolers and school aged kids with this feed the hungry shape monsters sorting game! So simple to make and great for teaching little ones to recognise, name and sort 2D shapes in a silly, hilarious way! We made this funny feed the hungry shape monsters sorting game using pieces of...Read More »
Jakiś czas temu trafiłam na świetny post na jednym z zagranicznych blogów – Chit Chat and Small Talk. Bardzo spodobał mi się przedstawiony tam pomysł, ale przygotowane do zabawy materiały okazały się być niewystarczające na moje potrzeby. Grupy mam raczej duże, a „moje” dzieci uczą się już w przedszkolu drugi lub trzeci rok, także zakres słownictwa […]
Have fun while you learn about letters with this feed the monster printable alphabet game. Feed the monster printable alphabet game This monster is very hungry and she loves to eat letters! You can use this literacy printable with your children to have lots of fun while you work a variety of alphabet […]
Kick off the new year with a new organization tactic for your dirty laundry. Samarra Khaja (SammyK on Spoonflower) visits the blog to share a creative project that makes sorting […]
Hungry Little Monster flannel board story includes a monster, broccoli, tomato, carrot, onion, potato, squash and a copy of the story. I personally make each and every felt story/song by hand. They are on actual felt and made by me! Details are added with standard fabric paint when necessary. That being said, each story may vary slightly than what is pictured, but I always keep the same general look. The color of certain felt pieces or fabric paint may vary based on the current availability of colors. PLEASE note that if I do not have these in stock it can take up to one week for them to be made! Email me before placing your order if you have a date deadline! I will get back to you with an estimated shipping date ASAP!
Make your own Feed the Cookie Monster game. It is super budget friendly and teaches number recognition while strengthening fine motor skills.
Free printable monster colouring page download - big mouth page by Canadian best-selling colouring book by Crystal Salamon for adults and kids.
Wow, there are 80 days left until Christmas. Does that freak anyone else out besides me? Well, don't fret, because from now until the holida...
Make a fun activity for preschoolers and school aged kids with this feed the hungry shape monsters sorting game! So simple to make and great for teaching little ones to recognise, name and sort 2D shapes in a silly, hilarious way! We made this funny feed the hungry shape monsters sorting game using pieces of...Read More »
Let's work together with Cookie Monster's Foodie Truck Cooperative Game by MasterPieces. Help Cookie Monster and Gonger run Cookie Monster's Foodie Truck! Choose a recipe card and collect the ingredients before all five Hungry Monsters get in line! Includes Game Board with dial, Foodie Truck, Spinner, 3 Playing Pieces, 25 tokens, 5 cards, and Rules. For 2-4 players, ages 4+.
Meet Molly... Molly is a shape/letter/number/word, etc. monster who is ALWAYS hungry! Her mouth is a huge "pocket" that is attached with V...
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This week's storytime post comes as both a sharing to fellow librarians and an instructional tutorial to families. Never have I sent a craft...
Kids will have fun practicing counting with this silly, fun, FREE Monster Googly Eyes Counting to 20. Perfect for young kids to have fun learning.
Last month was my nephew's 1st birthday. I thought about what I wanted to get him, and I knew I wanted to do something that was a little more personal than a store bought toy. I can't remember where I saw this idea but I came across something similar to this: You give the gift of The Very Hungry Caterpillar book along with a sock puppet that looks like the caterpillar, and food with holes in it that he can eat through. I liked that idea and went to my local Walmart and found a book I knew a little one year old boy would love: This book is a touch and feel book all about the different kinds of monsters this little boy sees. If you click on the book it will take you to Amazon, but it was cheaper at Walmart. Then again, what isn't cheaper at Walmart? So I went over to the socks department and picked out a few monsters from the book that I liked and thought I would give it a go at making resembling sock puppets. SOCK PUPPET TUTORIAL Materials Needed: Fuzzy Sock(s) hot glue and glue gun cardboard felt googly eyes pom poms (optional) pipe cleaners (optional) I couldn't find any fuzzy socks that were long so I had to get a few pairs of ankle socks. I cut a hole into the toe of one and hot glue them together like this (sorry the picture is a different pair- I forgot to take the first picture until after the puppet was already made): IMPORTANT TIP: I found that when you are gluing the two socks together, it helped to have your fingers stretch the socks out as the glue was drying, otherwise it would dry and not be able to stretch at all when you try to put it on. You may get a few glue gun burns, but its not really a good project unless you do right?!? Then I cut an oval out of cardboard ( I think I just used an empty snack box from my pantry) and I just eye-balled the size I wanted. This will be the inside of your puppet's mouth: Then I hot glued some felt onto the cardboard. I used a different color than the sock itself so it would stand out. (Think Sesame Street puppets). Then I cut the toe off of the top of the puppet, adjusted the cardboard so that it would work as a mouth. I folded the cardboard so that it was similar to the shape of my hand shaped as a C: and then I glued the edges of the sock to the cardboard as if it were sewn (the outside of the sock was rolled under and glued): Now comes the fun creative part. Decorate your puppet however you want using googly eyes, pom pom balls, felt, and pipe cleaners. I ended up making three puppets and here's the finished results: Enjoy! If you enjoyed this post Subscribe to One of a Kind Gifts here! We're Participating In:
Here's some "print and go" materials that will help kids to develop their understanding of equal or not equal. You get: * 11 worksheets - each worksheet has an easier version ( mostly sums or differences to 10) and a harder version ( mostly sums or differences to 20) * 2 teaching posters * partner game called "Feed the Hungry Monster" - contains kid friendly directions, 2 sorting mats, and 5 sets of numbers (differentiated) * answer key provided Both the worksheets and game are great for Math centres! The easy directions allow kids to work independently while you work with other students. When printing, please click on "Scale to Fit Paper". Enjoy!
My Top 10 Handmade Christmas Gifts 1. Snowball Truffles by Nichole at Papertrey Ink & Nichole Heady 2. Hungry Monster Pillows by Leslie from Leslie’s Art and Sew 3. Sticky Note Books from Greeting Arts 4. I-Spy Book by Rebecca from Happy Baby Designs 5. DIY Twine Vase by Jill from Women Who Do It All 6. French Sew Tidy by Read more
