Printable Weather Bear bear clothes offer a playful and educational way for children to learn about seasons and weather conditions. By dressing a paper bear in outfits that match the days weather, kids can enhance their understanding of climate, develop fine motor skills, and engage in creative play..
Lots of free and fun teddy bear songs and rhymes for circle time. Teddy bear songs, other fun not-real-animal bear songs, and silly bear songs for toddlers and preschoolers.
A selection of super-fun activities for having a great teddy bears' picnic with little ones, even if you can't get outside!
Take advantage of the beautiful weather with a teddy bear picnic. Your kids will enjoy this imaginary play that, of course, includes snacks.
Weather bear is an educational tool encouraging children to learn about the weather and seasons. It is a printable bear which comes with a variety of clothes relating to different weather conditions.
FREE Weather printable pack for preschool and kindergarten, perfect for a Spring weather unit. Learn about weather types, words, and clothing while practicing fine motor skills, graphing, patterns, and more. Also includes dress-up bears for hot and cold weather.
What do kids like? The answer varies for everyone, but these 30 gestures will go a long way in making your child smile.
FREE printable Teddy Bear themed letter match and trace activity for pre-k and kindergarten kids. Find the uppercase or lowercase letters and then also trace them on the mat. Great for letter recognition and fine motor skills.
The Printable Weather Bear Template is a versatile and interactive resource that can be used by teachers and parents to engage young children in learning about different weather conditions. This customizable template allows children to dress up the bear according to the current weather, helping them develop an understanding of weather patterns and how they relate to their everyday lives.
Teddy Bear Day is always so much fun. Everyone brings a Teddy Bear to school and the kiddos get to share their day together. We sing bear songs, eat a special teddy bear snack, read bear books, and just cuddle up with our bears! Teddy Bear Day During circle time, we measured our Teddy Bears […]
The Printable Weather Bear Template is a versatile and interactive resource that can be used by teachers and parents to engage young children in learning about different weather conditions. This customizable template allows children to dress up the bear according to the current weather, helping them develop an understanding of weather patterns and how they relate to their everyday lives.
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The new month brings with it new themes, and this month our themes are "Teddy Bears" and "Weather Watchers". These themes are interwoven i...
Take advantage of the beautiful weather with a teddy bear picnic. Your kids will enjoy this imaginary play that, of course, includes snacks.
Here’s a fun craft to add to your collection of weather activities for kids– a homemade weather mobile craft using a small branch. Kids can illustrate different weather symbols and hang them in their mobile to see throughout the year! Follow Buggy and Buddy on Pinterest! Weather has always been one of my students’ …
The new month brings with it new themes, and this month our themes are "Teddy Bears" and "Weather Watchers". These themes are interwoven i...
Winter is a great time to create a textured polar bear. Not only will your child gain practice identifying shapes, they'll also work on fine motor skills.
Check out these super fun worksheet activities for spring! Free printables are always in style.
It is fall again, and that means Thanksgiving, pumpkins, cool weather, good food, and beautifully colored leaves. For those of us here at Itsy Bitsy Fun, it also means a whole new batch of fun,
This kids craft playdough recipe shows you how to make a yummy scented playdough for tactile and sensory play.
Voici un outils pour mettre en place un rituel météo dans sa classe de maternelle ou cycle 2. Cette roue de la météo peut être accompagnée d'un calendrier où un élève responsable dessine le temps qu'il fait jour après jour. Télécharger
The children brought in their favourite teddy bear and we made very cute bear ears to wear. We painted little brown noses on all the child...
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Kids naturally come with the love of sorting things into their proper places. This sorting activity for preschoolers is a great way to encourage that love.
Free bear poem for Grade 1. Instant download.
'The fairy' adores picnics and is always nagging me to have one. Today because of the grim weather we were looking for something fun to do when she asked to have one. I found our china tea set and table cloth (a present from Great Granny) at the back of the cupboard. We waited for a break in the rain and set up our tea party on our balcony. We brewed some blackberry tea (with cold water) Stiring Waiting for the colour to change Pouring She wanted to add some flowers. The tea was not only a beautiful pink colour but smelled fruity too and the flowers added a tactile element. Very sensory! Then the rain came so we decamped indoors. At which point 'The fairy' decided we needed snacks, a chocolate dinosaur, shiny cake and a bun with a cherry on the top were on the menu! I decided that pink tea, pouring and cream carpets didn't mix so swapped the 'tea' for clear water. This activity was great for imagination, developing her concentration and role play and well as linking in with her new found fascination with things changing colour (see the Easter biscuits we made at the weekend). Language Focus Vocabulary: stir, pour, tip, drink (if your not using flowers in the water!), names of food and crockery Play skills: Role play is an important stage of development and helps to support imagination and language development. '
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Do your kids LOVE Brown Bear, Brown Bear as much as mine? This story is such a classic I just had to plan a week theme around Bears and our favorite Brown Bear books. Here were our plans for Bear week: And here are the details of each activity: Our favorite bear […]
Making weather bunting craft for children
Learning about animals in winter is such a fun topic of study. This hibernation preschool pack is filled with hands-on math, literacy, and writing centers. Hibernation Preschool Theme Hibernation Subitizing- Match each chipmunk number card to the correct numbered tree. Bear Patterns- Grab your bear counters and build and extend each pattern. Bear Counting- Count and cover each color of dot. Write the the total number with dry erase marker. Fine Motor Groundhog Counting- Attach a pipe cleaner to each groundhog. Count and string beads onto the pipe cleaner. Cave Sticky Wall- I used contact paper (sticky side out) and my little guy matched our foam letters to the letters I wrote on the cave. Bat Letter Match- Say the letter on the bat wing. Write (or place a letter tile) on the other bat wing. Groundhog Count and Trace- Count pom poms onto the ten frame, then trace each number. Bear Cave Flip and Cover- Flip over a bear card, identify the number, cover the number on the cave. Hibernation Tracing Lines- Use a dry erase marker to trace each line. Bear Cave Bean Bag Throw- My boys love any gross motor game, so this was a lot of fun. He would throw a bean bag, and then say the letter and sound it landed on. This is easily adaptable for sight words, numbers, shapes, or colors! Frogs in the Mud- We used brown paper shred as the base and threw in the alphabet cards. Pick a card, say the letter, and then trace the letter on the recording page. Feed the Groundhog- Cut a hole in the mouth of the groundhog. Attach the groundhog to a box. Feed the groundhog each letter. Polar Bear Sounds- Match each letter to that picture with that beginning sound. Hibernation Writing Tray- Trace each letter in a writing tray of salt or coffee grounds. Bear Shape Matching- Match each shape bear to the same shape cave. Hibernation Sensory Bin- Sensory bins are always a lot of fun for my kids. We used beans as the base, and threw in wooden tree blocks, pine cones, and our play animals. Hibernation Preschool Theme Here is a fun freebie for you! Letter Stamping Caves- Grab alphabet stamps and stamp each letter in the caves. Grab the freebie HERE. For more preschool ideas, follow along with us on Instagram @michele_dillon
If you are new to Read to Me & ABC, please start here. Read to Me Our book of the week was Jesse Bear, What Will You Wear? by Nancy White Carlstrom. Alphabet Art- Toothpick T Supplies T Pattern toothpicks glue markers Simon colored all over the T with markers. Then I put a strip of glue on …
So, after YEARS of reading about Jodi's Teddy Bear Day, I finally did it! It was so fun! All the kids loved it! I will definitely be doing it next year. Although, since it was my first time, I will be tweaking some things, for sure. So... This particular day, I happened to wake up with absolutely NO voice!! That was great. Luckily, I had a parent that had offered to come in and help the day before. I wasn't going to have anyone come in, but sure! I can always use help, right!?? THANKFULLY I did, because she read the Teddy Bears' Picnic to the class for me - and the other book, I happened to have on CD, so we just listened to that one...so my other Teddy Bear books did not get read that day. Oh well. Then we did our Teddy Bear Adjective chart. And put together our folder... Most of the activities come from Jodi's Teddy Bear Day pack, but I added some other ideas too... like the directed drawing page. This one comes from THIS book. My kids are really into the drawing activities this year. I'm so glad!! In the box under the step by step, they drew and measured their bears. On the page to the left, we drew it again and labeled the parts of a bear. My parent volunteer did the Teddy Bear Math activities. So glad - because I would NOT have been able to talk to all my groups and do this activity with them. Some didn't have teddy bears, so they brought whatever animal they did have....this dinosaur is so fitting for his owner. lol Later on in the day we compared real bears to teddy bears. I would have read a book first, BUT I had no voice. And I wanted to do a science experiment with Gummy Bears, but I didn't have a voice, so I skipped that and we just did the Estimation Station. Oh Nelly, we've got a long way to go with estimating - hahaha. So that was Teddy Bear Day. We did it during our Little Red Hen week, AND a 4-Day week. Oy! What a week! It was so fun though. Definitely give it a try! Even if you have Kindergarten or TK that does it - because I guarantee, it won't be the same, and the kids will love to do it again.
September 9th is National Teddy Bear Day, so we always celebrate this fun day in our classroom. I send home a letter prior to Teddy Bear
We are about to begin a small weather unit after the Thanksgiving break. I was in charge of creating the science plans this six weeks for m...
We had a very fun, exciting week learning about bears! We listened to many stories, sang songs, wrote stories and did bear activities i...
When the weather starts getting cold, and snow starts falling, it’s definitely that time of the year again. Yes, that’s right — it’s hibernation season! If you’re thinking of excellent ways to introduce hibernation to your curious preschoolers, we have got you covered! Here are some interesting activities to make it extra engaging and entertaining ... Read more
Weather Sensory Bin DIY About a year ago before I was settled on a homeschooling curriculum I spent hours searching Pinterest and putting together my own unit studies on all the things that I thought my preschooler and toddler would have fun learning about. I knew some of the content was a little mature but
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