O (circle shapes)
- Painting O’s … my 3-year-old thought this was so cool!
- Need a blank paper and a shallow tray of paint (orange paint would work nicely for O week!)
- Dip the end of a toilet paper tube into the paint, then stamp O’s all over your paper.
- Try the end of a straw in another color of paint to make tiny circles.
- Try a clean, dry plastic bottle top (you know, the screw on kind from juice bottles or a gallon of milk) for medium circles.
- You could even use a cup turned upside-down dipped in paint.
- NAME-O!
- Write each of the kids' names on a strip of paper. To make the game a little more exciting write their full name.
- Give then a cup of O-shaped cereal.
- Place a set of letter cards in a bag.
- To play, remove a card and let the kids announce the letter.
- The kids see if they have that letter and, if so, cover it with a cheerio.
- When all their letters are covered, they can call out "Name-O!" Clear the cards & play again!
- Play with a Hoola Hoop or make a simple Ring Toss game.
- Circle Shape Hunt
- Go on a shape hunt around the house and find as many different circles shapes as you can (clock, plates, balls, doorknobs…)
Snack Idea: a bagel with your favorite spread and decorated with Cheerios
Just stumbled accross your site--I think I got here through Pinterest, but can't remember. You know how the internet works. haha. I am LOVING all of your ideas. Thanks so much for sharing them!
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