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Three Little Kittens Little Lapbook
Three Little Kittens Lapbook
Materials
How to use the materials --
1. Play hide and go seek with the mittens (after your student colors
them). Hide them around the house and let him find them. Give
a hug or word of praise each time he finds a mitten! Take turns
hiding and finding the mittens.
2. Make a pie together. I know this might be hard with a little one,
but so much fun! Put a picture of your pie in the "My Pie" book.
3. Learn the letter K. Emphasize the K sound. Find other
things that start with K that are in your house (a book with a kangaroo,
give kisses, show your student how to kick, etc.).
Complete the K mini book.
4. Sing the song together! This is so much fun. Your
student will love the meowing and purring parts. Make the mini book and
let your student paste or sticker the pictures on.
5. Teach your preschooler the concept of three. Use items around the
house and group things in threes. It might be fun to get out three cups, three
plates, three forks, etc. when you eat your pie! Let him color the
pictures on the three accordion and emphasize that there are three ____ on each
page.
6. Use the pattern in the files to make some mittens out of fun foam.
Soil the mittens (maybe with some jam, dish soap, shaving cream, or washable
paint) and then wash them in a small tub of water. If
you have a clothesline, you could even hang them out to dry. Once they are
dry you can store them in a plastic baggie in your lapbook.
7. Cut out the patterned mittens. Use them for a mitten match game.
You may want to use velcro or magnets in your lapbook with these (so your
student can perform the activity over and over again).